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In this huge, completely fenced Lodi dog park, pets will enjoy running and playing off-leash. Green grass covers the region, which is shaded by trees.

At this hidden gem of a dog park, pets are welcome to play off-leash. However, be aware that one side is unfenced and borders sporting areas where pets are not allowed.

A section of Michael Faklis Park is dedicated to dogs. This park is at Spanos Park West, near the Spanos Park West shopping center, off I-5 and Eight Mile Road. The park is located near the baseball diamond, on the rear side of the main "human" sections. The space is divided into two sections for dogs of various sizes. Small plants can be seen in the area, but there are no giant trees yet. It's welcome with double gates, a dog/human water fountain, and picnic benches. The ground drains nicely, making this a perfect winter park (no mud!) for the wet season.

This gorgeous, fenced, off-leash dog park has separate spaces for large and little dogs, as well as a doggy obstacle course, chairs, and drinking water, according to neighbors.

Stockton, like hundreds of other cities, is known for its tranquil green spaces. Paul E. Weston Park provides an opportunity to relax and unwind for a bit. Use it to celebrate, sunbathe, plan a date, do yogasanas, lie down beneath a tree, meet new people, play with your kids, or meditate in your spare time.

Dogs have their own section in Weston Park. At the intersection of EWS Woods Blvd and Ishi Goto Street, you'll find this park. The dog area is enclosed and has two double gates. There is no difference between dog sizes in the dog area, which is one enormous space. There are water faucets for humans and dogs on site, as well as public restrooms. There will be no canine poop-baggies available, so bring your own.