Loma Linda Large Dog Park

The Inland Empire 66ers have teamed up with Blue Buffalo to develop Minor League Baseball's first dog park. The dog park, which is over 50 feet long and 25 feet wide, is open during their Bark in the Ballpark games. For little and large dogs, there are two different areas. During Sunday games, leashed dogs are welcome in the grass parts of the ballpark, and they can now stretch their legs off-leash at the dog park as well. The current Bark in the Ballpark schedule can be found on their website.

Islander Park Circular is a dog-friendly, easy.07-mile loop path in Riverside, California, that runs through the foothills of the Box Springs Mountains. It's a low-key dirt route that's suitable for walking and running, and dogs are welcome on-leash.

This well-kept dog park is completely enclosed and features separate spaces for large and little dogs, as well as drinking stations.

Sycamore Canyon Wilderness Park in Riverside, California, is a dog-friendly 1,500-acre park with many uncommon species and a path system that allows locals and tourists alike to enjoy nature while also providing spectacular views of the city. During their visit to the Park, pets must be leashed and cleaned up after. Owners of dogs are encouraged to bring their own trash bags and to keep a watch out for snakes and other wildlife. The Park is open seven days a week from half an hour before sunrise to half an hour after dusk. There is no charge for parking or entrance.

Hound Town Dog Park is a dog-friendly park located next to the Moreno Valley Equestrian Center in Moreno Valley, California. A fenced-in dirt space of 245 feet by 150 feet is divided into two portions in the 3.5-acre park. The first section is for large dogs, while the second is for smaller breeds. To prevent dogs from escaping when people approach and exit the play area, the gate is double-fenced.

Wildwood Dog Park is an off-leash dog park in San Bernardino, California, offering distinct areas for little and large canines.