Dog Park Locations

Hall Memorial Park is a nine-and-a-half-acre park in Milpitas, California, that offers more than just grass. Hall Memorial Park is a terrific spot to spend the day with family and friends, with two BBQ areas and six tables, a playground, four tennis courts, and lots of parking.

Unlike many dog parks, this one does not have a well-kept lawn. We mow the dog park as needed throughout the year, however the grasses may be longer at certain periods of the year. Due to ground squirrel activity, the ground may be uneven and there may be huge holes throughout. The squirrels are persistent, so we patch in huge holes as needed. Please be cautious of your steps and keep an eye on your dog at all times.

The Parks and Community Services Department's objective is to provide a varied range of programs, services, and recreational facilities to Davis residents and tourists in order to improve their quality of life.

All dogs must be kept on a leash throughout the city of Davis, unless they are on private property or in a designated off-leash area. Numerous parks and greenbelts in Davis have exercise areas where you can let your dog off the leash as long as it remains under your supervision.

With 3221 residential units and 9000 occupants, Parkmerced is a planned community of high-rise apartments and low-rise garden apartments. Many students and school employees make their home here and walk to their classes on campus at San Francisco State University.

The Colma Community Center, located at 1520 Hillside Boulevard, can accommodate up to 150 people for receptions, parties, reunions, and other events.

Twolegged park visitors can now visit the Westwood Recreation Center Dog Park ("Westwoof Dog Park") (only when accompanied by their four-legged best friends).

A medium-sized, completely enclosed and gated off-lease park. Pick-up stations with bags, several garbage cans, water for dogs, and beautiful shaded spaces to sit are all available. Clean and well-maintained.

Culver City Park is a 41.55-acre community park with a variety of degrees of accessibility.

We are the Department of Recreation and Parks, custodians of over 16,000 acres of parks in Los Angeles, and we provide substantial recreational, social, and cultural programs at 444 park locations throughout the city, from the valley to the sea.