Claremont Pooch Dog Park

The City will no longer offer doggie waste bags at neighborhood parks. Pooch Park, Rancho San Jose Park, Thompson Creek Trail, Padua Avenue Park, and Claremont Hills Wilderness Park have all had their doggie waste bag dispensers removed. Customers must bring their own doggie bags to the park. Please remember to clean up after your pets.

At the enclosed Baldy View Dog Park, your pet will enjoy running and playing off-leash. A separate space for smaller pets is included in this 5-acre park.

San Dimas Dog Park is a one-acre dog park with two distinct gated spaces for large and small dogs, as well as drinking stations for dogs. This special grassy space allows our four-legged companions to socialize and exercise in a secure atmosphere without being restricted by leashes. It also provides an acceptable environment for elderly and disabled owners to exercise their pets.

The San Dimas Dog Park, located at Horsethief Canyon Park, is a one-acre area where dogs can run free. This park is lovely, and there are benches where pet parents can rest and relax while their dogs run around in the wide fenced-in area. Small and large dogs have their own sections.

Eastvale is recognized for its numerous lovely parks, which its locals are quite proud of.

The Shoppes at Chino Hills features a variety of pet-friendly retailers (with 60 to select from) as well as open-air cafés. The village ambience and open-air, main street-style pedestrian layout are a soothing retreat.