Patterson Open Space

Take a stroll through beautiful Santa Barbara park at your leisure. On-leash pets are welcome to join you.

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This large off-leash park, which contains wonderful paths and grassy areas, provides plenty of space for your pet to run about and play. It is necessary to become a member.

The beach that runs beneath the Douglas Family Preserve in the City of Santa Barbara is dog-friendly and off-leash; it starts east of the slough at Arroyo Burro Beach (locals call it Hendry's Beach) and stretches almost to the steps at Mesa Lane. The eastern boundary is defined by fallen eucalyptus trees. From the Arroyo Burro parking lot, go to the beach, turn left, and bridge the slough to reach the off-leash legal area. Please keep your dog on a leash until you cross the slough, both in the parking lot and on the beach.

The beach that runs beneath the Douglas Family Preserve in the City of Santa Barbara is dog-friendly and off-leash; it starts east of the slough at Arroyo Burro Beach (locals call it Hendry's Beach) and stretches almost to the steps at Mesa Lane. The eastern limit is defined by fallen eucalyptus trees. From the Arroyo Burro parking lot, go to the beach, turn left, and bridge the slough to reach the off-leash legal area. Please keep your dog on a leash until you cross the slough, both in the parking lot and on the beach.

Douglas Family Preserve is one of two off-leash dog parks in Santa Barbara, California, with 70 acres of hiking trails and a beach where your dog can run free. Waste bags and fresh water for dogs should be brought by their owners. Dogs must be kept on a leash while entering the park and until they reach the off-leash areas signs. Over three miles of dog-friendly park pathways are available, with some offering views of the Pacific shoreline.