Dog Park Locations

This nicely planted seven-acre park has open space, toilets, off-street parking, a lighted softball field, and a children's playground. This park was previously known as Lafayette Park, but it was renamed in 1998 to honor the former Mayor and Council Member, as well as a former volunteer firefighter, who also chaired the Santa Clara Parade of Champions for 50 years.

River Oaks Dog Park is a dog park in San Jose, California.

The Hellyer County Park off-leash area is located on the north side of Hellyer County Park, off of Highway 101 near the Hellyer Avenue exit.

The Downtown Association, in collaboration with property owners, has established a dog park — the first of its type in downtown San Jose – to provide an off-leash area for the city's growing canine population. The 2,000-square-foot park has a double gate, artificial turf, benches, attractive (and energy-efficient) lighting, planters, and play tree stumps.

The Central Bark Dog Park in West Covina, California, is an outdoor facility where dogs can exercise and socialize.

This fenced dog play area, named after one of San Francisco's most generous and well-known benefactors, is immensely popular with dog walkers and owners alike. It's located at the top of a hill in San Francisco's Diamond Heights area, and it has boulders for agile dogs to climb and larger dogs to romp about on.

This dog park is located near Mountain Lake Park's nature paths, which attract inhabitants from the Richmond District and surrounding Presidio Heights districts. The dell, which is covered in wood chips and flanked by wooded knolls, provides plenty of space for dogs to collect balls and sticks while their neighbors catch up.

This park features a playground, tennis court, popular dog play area, picnic tables, chairs, and flowerbeds, as well as grassy, tree-shaded hills with great city views. Dog lovers mingle with the many groups on walking tours of the square and its environs, and the park is a frequent stop for tour buses touring San Francisco.

The majority of dogs are friendly. As a result, mingling in our play spaces always makes us chuckle. People often become friends as well.

Everyone, including our four-legged pals, deserves to get out and play. Fido may run about, get some exercise, and meet new people in one of the city's 28 authorized dog parks.