Dog Park Locations

The Highlands Ranch Dog Park in Pittsburg, California, is an outdoor facility where dogs can exercise and socialize. Dog Parks, unlike other Contra Costa County public parks, allow dogs to be off-leash. The Dog Park not only provides wide spaces for exercise, but it also allows canines to mingle with one another.

Walnut Creek Recreation offers activities for people of all ages and abilities. Register to receive the most up-to-date information on our activities and events.

Concord Community Park is a 30-acre park located near to El Monte School on the north side of Cowell Road, between Hale Drive and Sheridan Road.

The PAW Patch is a fenced-in area where dogs can run and play off-leash. In a peaceful creek-side setting with huge oak trees, there is one reservable group picnic place. The vantage point is graced by a Vietnam War Memorial.

The 126-acre Newhall Community Park is located east of Treat Boulevard along Galindo Creek. Turtle Creek Road or Newhall Parkway, south of Clayton Road, provide access. The park is bisected by Galindo Creek.

The 18-acre John F. Baldwin Park is located north of Bonifacio Street and east of Port Chicago Highway, with a Beach Street entrance.

Perimeter fence, double-gate entry, division between large and small dog spaces, a water fountain, chairs, and waste bag dispensers are all included in the 0.25-acre ADA accessible dog park. On March 22, 2014, the dog park officially opened.

This 104-acre recreation park is excellent for outdoor events such as family or corporate meetings, festivals, and major sporting activities, and is named after basketball Hall of Famer Earvin "Magic" Johnson. Beautiful fishing lakes, open green space, and a popular walking trail are the park's main attractions.

The Hollydale Regional Park's South Gate Dog Park is located in the park's southwest corner. Dogs are allowed to play off-leash inside the dog park, but must be leashed outside of it. A maximum of three dogs are allowed per adult handler.

The City will no longer offer doggie waste bags at neighborhood parks. Pooch Park, Rancho San Jose Park, Thompson Creek Trail, Padua Avenue Park, and Claremont Hills Wilderness Park have all had their doggie waste bag dispensers removed. Customers must bring their own doggie bags to the park. Please remember to clean up after your pets.