Coronado Surfing Academy

The Bayshore Bikeway (Silver Strand Bikeway) is one of 1600 rail-trails supported by Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, a charity dedicated to building a statewide network of trails from abandoned rail lines and connecting corridors. This "rail-trail," which was once an underused railroad line, is now a terrific spot to walk Petzooie in Coronado! Take a stroll or ride your bike beneath the Coronado Bridge to see the red roof of the historic Hotel del Coronado and stop for a snack at a trailside cafe. Dogs must be kept on leashes that are no longer than 6 feet in length, and any pet waste must be collected and disposed of as soon as possible.

Coronado Ferry Landing is a dog-friendly attraction in Coronado, California, including art galleries, apparel stores, fine dining restaurants, and casual eateries. Coronado Ferry Landing also hosts a variety of events.

Coronado Cays Park is a six-acre grassy park with a flat surface that is perfect for soccer games and other sports. The park is enormous and more suited to sporting activities than picnics. There aren't many trees in the park. On the southeast end, there is a playground, while on the north end, there is a baseball diamond and tennis courts.

Coronado's Dog Beach is located just across from Sunset Park on Ocean Boulevard, bordering Coronado's North Island U.S. Naval Station, and enables leash-free romps all year.

Fiddler's Cove Dog Run is a San Diego County dog park. Fiddler's Cove Dog Run is close to Silver Streetrand Boulevard and Leyte Road, as well as Fiddlers Cove RV Park.

Coronado's Dog Beach is a dog-friendly, leash-free on the western portion of the beach in Coronado, CA. The area is indicated by signage that run down Ocean Blvd. from Sunset Park on Ocean Drive, to the boundary of the U.S. Naval Station. Parking is accessible along Ocean Boulevard, but it's a lengthy walk to the beach from there, so keep your dog on a leash until you get there. The Coronado Animal Patrol has a zero-tolerance policy for loose dogs, with fines of up to $500. Owners must keep a constant eye on their dogs and tidy up after them. Dogs must be up to date on their licensing and free of contagious diseases. Dogs and humans do not tolerate excessive barking or aggressive behavior.There will be no food or pet treats allowed. There are no restrooms, although there is a foot shower on Ocean Blvd. south of the entrance. At the entrance to the run, the city supplies free dog litter bags.