Dog Park Locations

The Arts District Dog Park is a modest, non-profit dog park with distinct spaces for tiny and nervous canines. The park is run entirely by community volunteers.

Hermon Area in the Arroyo Seco Dog Park is an off-leash park close to Northeast Los Angeles' historic Arroyo Seco. The park is divided into two sections, one for large dogs and the other for small, aged, or crippled dogs. A double-gated entry, trees, chairs, and water dispensers for the dogs are among the amenities. The park is open from dawn to dark every day.

570 acres of calm natural spaces make up this hidden treasure of a public park. A fantastic area to take your dog for a leash stroll! A bike route, hiking trail, horseshoe pits, jogging path, and facilities are all available in the park.

With Bloomingdale's, Nordstrom, Macy's, Eataly, and over 200 stores and cafes, Westfield Century City is L.A.'s ultimate open-air shopping experience. Guests with pets are invited to use one of two handy pet relief facilities on Level 2 beside Healthy Spot or just below Constellation Blvd Valet. Enjoy a grassy play area, a sprinkling "fire hydrant" for cooling off, and doggy relief clean-up bags.

Wattles Garden Park, which is located on the grounds of the Wattles Mansion, welcomes leashed dogs.

The Mildred E. Mathias Botanical Garden (MEMBG) is a free-to-the-public 7-acre public garden on the UCLA campus. Dogs must be on a leash. This garden, which is located on the picturesque campus of the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA), houses one of the country's most important living botanical collections, with plant specimens from all over the world.

Mount Hollywood Trail is a 3-mile easy hike in Griffith Park that takes about 1.5 hours with Petzooie to complete. The city owns this area of the mountain, which gives some of the best views of the Hollywood sign and the Los Angeles Basin. You'll also like the landscape as you gaze out over the San Gabriels or out to sea. Just remember to keep Petzooie on a leash and clean up any pet messes during the hike. The Griffith Observatory or the Ferndell Route in Los Feliz are both good places to park to access the trail.

On the West Mandeville Fire Road - 10 miles of trails at this rarely packed Brentwood park with beautiful views of the mountains and ocean - pets are welcome on a leash.

Locals bring their dogs to the pet-friendly Lake Hollywood Park in Los Angeles, CA, for recreation and socialization under the Hollywood sign. Dogs must be kept on a leash, according to signage, and rangers are on the lookout to enforce the restrictions.

Runyon Canyon Park is a 160-acre dog-friendly city park in Los Angeles, California, near Hollywood and the Hollywood Hills, including a 90-acre off-leash dog park and other hiking paths. Despite the fact that Petzooie does not require a leash, owners must clean up after their pets. Baggie stations can be found all over the park.