Dog Park Locations

A current dog license is necessary to utilize the Bark Park, which is situated at 6794 Webster St., on the corner of Webster St. and Wyse Rd.

Hiking, biking, fishing, and picnicking are all available on this 55-acre peninsula of forest, grassland, and wetlands.

There are covered picnic spaces, an outdoor amphitheater, and a baseball field in this park with river views.

Riverfront Park, located in Lawrence near the crossroads of Highways 24 and 40 and North Second Street, features an unfenced area where dogs can wander, play, interact, and exercise off their leashes.

Athletic fields and courts, a playground, picnic shelters, and concessions are all available at this neighborhood park.

Terrific area to hike, with two routes to choose from, and a great place to work out with friends or by yourself...and, of course, your dog.

The California Citrus State Historic Park in Riverside, California, is a dog-friendly park that spans over 400 acres of southern California. It is a throwback to those that existed in the early 1900s, when citrus fruits were hailed as the state's second gold rush. There are many demonstration groves and picnic spaces among the trees at the California Citrus State Historic Park. Dogs are not permitted in the park's facilities, although they are permitted to wander leashed on many pathways throughout the groves. Hours vary depending on the season, so check their website before going.

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.

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.