Recreation Dog Park

Perimeter fence, double-gate entry, division between large and small dog spaces, a water fountain, chairs, and waste bag dispensers are all included in the 0.25-acre ADA accessible dog park. On March 22, 2014, the dog park officially opened.

The 1.5-acre off-leash dog park in northeast Long Beach is the city's first. It is Ada Accessible, with a double-gate entrance, a drinking fountain, seats, and waste bag dispensers, as well as a separation between large and small dog sections. On February 8, 2014, the dog park officially opened.

Long Beach residents who live near the East Village Arts District and the shore may now walk to a new off-leash dog recreation area and socialize with their neighbors and dogs. On December 12, 2015, the Seaside Dog Zone opened its doors.

The 0.14-acre dog park features surrounding fence and is designed to accommodate both large and small dogs. A drinking fountain for both dogs and people, as well as a bench and trash bag dispensers, are among the other amenities. The dog park is fully accessible to those with disabilities.

Perimeter fence, double-gate entry, division between large and small dog spaces, a water fountain, benches, and waste bag dispensers are all included in the 0.43-acre ADA accessible dog park. On November 4, 2017, the dog park officially opened.

Rosie's Dog Beach is located on Ocean Boulevard in Long Beach, California, between Roycroft and Argonne Avenues. This location is unfenced and not designated as a "dog beach." Although some bags are offered in dispensers, customers are encouraged to bring their own. The Dog Zone is in force every day from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Due to a particular event or poor beach conditions, Rosie's Dog Beach may be closed on occasion. Dogs are not allowed outside of regular hours or in areas other than the Dog Zone and access trails. More dog beach guidelines can be found on the website.