Seaport Village

With a dog-friendly powerboat or sailboat rental from Seaforth Boat Rentals in San Diego, CA, you can enjoy the waterways of San Diego with your pet. Dogs are accepted on powerboats up to 24' and sailboats up to 27'. Coronado, Downtown, Harbor Island, and Mission Bay are all served by Seaforth Boat Rentals.

The dog-friendly Martin Luther King Promenade in San Diego, CA, is one of 1600 rail-trails supported by Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, a charity dedicated to creating a countrywide network of trails from former rail lines and connecting corridors. This "rail-trail," which was once an abandoned railroad line, is now a terrific spot to walk Petzooie in San Diego!

Your leashed dog is welcome to join you at the dog park, outdoor amphitheater, picnic grove, and interpretative gardens at Civita Park, a 14-acre dog-friendly park and dog park in San Diego, CA. The interactive water feature, bocce court, basketball court, and historic mining terrace are all dog-free zones. The on-site dog park features two different play spaces for dogs that are segregated by weight. For information on immunizations and age requirements for use of the dog park, please contact the San Diego Park & Recreation Department.

Pets will like this urban paradise in the center of San Diego, which is a favorite among local dog owners. On-leash dogs are accepted.

Bring your dog to Petco Park in San Diego to watch the Padres play from The Barkyard, which has five semi-private, dog-friendly viewing spots in left-center field that can accommodate up to four people and two dogs each. Artificial turf that does not absorb heat and in-seat meal service are available in the viewing sections to keep paws cool. Each dog will be greeted by a PetCo ambassador before being led to their seat by a Padres pet-concierge. Nearby, there is a certified Pet Relief Area as well as a watering station. Call for details on Petzooie's Flex Membership if you want to play numerous games with your dog.

Quartyard is a dog-friendly urban park and event venue in Downtown San Diego's East Village neighborhood made of repurposed shipping containers. There's an off-leash dog run, a beer garden, a restaurant, and an outdoor stage at the site.