Foster City Dog Park

This Foster City park offers a boardwalk, picnic area, and nice lawns, and your dog will enjoy playing off-leash in the dog park.

This little fenced-in, off-leash area, located southwest of Los Prados park, provides Petzooie some place to get active! Puppies must be at least four months old to be considered for adoption. Each dog owner is limited to three dogs per visit. There are waste bags provided to clean up after your dog.

Shore Dogs Park is a fully enclosed "off-leash" dog park with a double-gated entrance to separate areas for large and small dogs. There are benches, doggie drinking water, and doggie waste bags and dispensers accessible. Shore Dogs is open to the public from dawn to dusk. During the wet season, however, the Park and Recreation Department and the Shore Dogs Board reserve the right to close the park at any time without notice. Shore Dogs is located near the end of Radio Road in Redwood Shores, California, near a corner of San Francisco Bay, where you may observe the shore birds during the spring and fall migration seasons.

At this park, Petzooie will enjoy running around on real grass with his companions. When it's time to cool off, there's water accessible, as well as waste bags for cleanup.

Seal Point Harbor Dog Park in San Mateo, CA, is a 3-acre, fenced, off-leash dog park located within Seal Point Park that has a separate little dog section and crushed gravel ground surface to reduce muck. Seal Point Park features walking, cycling, and bird-watching paths. You can also stroll your leashed dog along the boardwalk along the Bay Marshes.

This three-acre off-leash dog facility is located on Chanteloup Field and features a turf surface as well as trash bags. Please note that dogs are only allowed in this area on weekday mornings.