Aqua Adventures

Dusty Rhodes Dog Park is a large off-leash dog park in San Diego, California, with doggie drinking fountains and plenty of open room for dogs of all sizes to play.

The Original Dog Beach, located at the northern end of Ocean Beach in San Diego, CA, is perhaps the most popular canine hangout in the city. Dogs are allowed to roam free at any time of day. Pet owners should clean up after their animals. After a day at the beach, you might want to give Petzooie a bath at the Dog Beach Dog Wash. The Dog Wash, located at 4933 Voltaire Street, is only two streets from the beach.

Dogs are allowed on leashes in some portions of Mission Bay Park in San Diego, CA, while others, such as Fiesta Island, are leash-free, and others are not. Please take heed to the signs that have been placed throughout the area.

The majority of this big sandy island in Mission Bay is off-leash for dogs. The sandy dunes at Fiesta Island Off-Leash Dog Park are great for romping, while the calm bay waters allow more adventurous dogs to take a little plunge. Sea World will be on your left, fenced-in front with signs, and there is a dedicated off-leash area on the backside of the island. Water should be brought for your dogs.

The SUP Connection, located behind the Courtyard Marriott in Liberty Station, hosts SUP Pups, a stand-up paddleboard class and tour for dogs and their owners. The canine-friendly instruction and tour begins at Liberty Station, where the dogs can mingle, smell, and become acquainted. They can run around and burn off some energy. After that, you'll head down to the sandy beach to jump into the ocean and explore the marina. While putting your dog on the board, Samantha or another tour operator will teach you the fundamentals and safety of SUP.The hour-long cruise brings you beneath the North Harbor Bridge, near the Navy Dolphin Training Facility, where you may see dolphins as well as many other wonderful sights in San Diego!! The tour includes dog treats, photographs, and water.

Leashed dogs are welcome to accompany their owners on a historical promenade around Old Town San Diego State Historic Park, where visitors will learn about life in the 1820s-1870s. Visitors will experience the merging cultures of Mexico and the United States as they track San Diego's transformation from a Mexican pueblo to an American town through history. Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times and are not allowed inside.