Galvin Community Dog Park

Camping, fishing, picnic spots with grills, and five group picnic areas are all available at this 320-acre park. Walking, hiking, bicycling, and equestrian riding are all possible on the trails. A par course, a 3-acre swimming lagoon, and a 72-acre lake are all part of the park. Dogs must be on a leash that is no longer than 6 feet long. It is necessary to have a license. Dogs are permitted on the grassy area surrounding the swimming lagoon, but not on the sand or beach.

Bring your dog to this enclosed Santa Rosa dog park with a grassy lawn and drinking water to play off-leash.

Franklin Park welcomes dogs! Along with their human friends, leashed dogs are permitted to explore the almost fourteen-acre park. The Park today has barbecues, picnic tables, sporting fields, a clubhouse, parking, a playground, and restrooms, and was once the site of a defunct sawmill. From sunrise to dusk, Franklin Park is available to the public.

Southwest Community Park welcomes dogs! The roughly twenty-acre park welcomes leashed pets to explore. Barbecues, picnic tables, sporting grounds, parking, a playground, and restrooms are all available at the park. From sunrise to dusk, Southwest Community Park is available to the public.

Bring your dog to this enclosed dog park, which features a separate little dog section, chairs, drinking water, and a pond where pets can play.

On West Steele Lane, dogs are allowed to play off-leash in a specified area of the park.