Dog Park Locations

Benicia Dog Park, which is located within Community Park, is a terrific place to bring Petzooie to run and play. Separate fenced-in sections for little and large dogs, as well as picnic tables, seats, and water, are available in the park.

Del Oro Park is a residential park that is open to the public. Because the area is not fenced, be cautious if you let your dog run loose.

At the Selby Winery tasting room, leashed dogs are welcome to accompany their owners.

Chambers Park at Lake Cuyamaca is a dog-friendly park near Julian, California, about an hour north of San Diego. The park's lake is flanked on three sides by the 26,000-acre Cuyamaca Rancho State Park, which is located at an elevation of 4600 feet in an Oak and Pine forest. The main track, which runs from the Chambers Park sign across the dike to the thick pines on Fletcher Island, is an easy 3.5-mile trip. The lake is surrounded by picnic tables. Leashed dogs are welcome to accompany their owners on a walk as long as they pick up after themselves to keep the lake clean.

Bring your dog to upper Redwood Canyon's grassy area for some off-leash fun. A leash-free permit is necessary.

In the evenings, many neighborhood pet owners bring their four-legged pals to the grassy field adjacent to the playground for some outdoor fun.

Shields Peak Trail is a 12.2-mile hike in the San Bernardino National Forest that takes about 7.5 hours with Petzooie to accomplish. On any trail, getting into the San Gorgonio Wilderness and to the San Bernardino Divide is challenging. On this trail, even the most well-trained dogs will struggle. This walk has two springs, however you should bring extra water and inspect your dog's paws frequently.

Bring your pet to the winery courtyard for a picnic and a game of life-size chess, or go for a ramble around the property before or after tasting some of Zaca Mesa's wonderful wines.

The lovely Andretti Tasting Room, a dog-friendly and pleasant winery with patios with gorgeous valley views, welcomes you with a taste of Italian friendliness!

At Tolowa Dunes State Park, which encompasses some of the most spectacular scenery on California's northern coast, dogs are welcome on the wave slope up to the high tide mark. The park is open for day usage from sunrise to sunset throughout the year, however the camping is closed till further notice.