San Francisco Bay Trail - Pinole/Hercules Area

This attractively designed off-leash dog park is for tiny dogs only (under 25 lbs). Grass, trees, picnic tables, chairs, and fresh water are all present.

The Pinole Valley Dog Park is a little part of the Pinole Valley Park off Adobe Road that is canine bliss. A blue and white sign with the outline of a dog is displayed. There are several mature trees in the fenced-in dog park, which give not just stunning landscape but also significant shade. Large boulders and a tree stump provide some interesting features for your dog to investigate, climb on, and explore in the park.

Leashed pets are welcome to join you in this beautiful Richmond park as you relax.

This magnificent park with forests, meadows and farmlands, creeks, picnic spaces, and playgrounds has pathways for hikers and walkers of all levels. Off-leash pets are permitted if they are kept under strict voice control.

The Golden Gate Bridge, Marin County, and Brooks Island can all be seen from this famous 23-acre park on Richmond's west end of Central Avenue. North Point Isabel, which is located across the Hoffman Channel, has an additional 20 acres.

A quarter-acre park is home to Bruce King Memorial Dog Park. Sunup to Sundown is the park's operating hours. Between Potrero Avenue and Blake Street, it's very next to the Ohlone Greenway. Several decades ago, this area was constructed as a demonstration forest, with mature trees on the property.