Dog Park Locations

Glass Beach welcomes dogs. Leashed dogs are welcome to explore MacKerricher State Park's southernmost beach in Fort Bragg with their owners. The smooth rainbow glass fragments that brighten up the ground among the pebbles give Glass Beach its name. The former rubbish dump was originally littered with broken bottles that the tide had smoothed over. Don't take any of the glasses with you. The park is open 24 hours a day.

Your dog will enjoy playing off-leash at this tiny, enclosed dog park, which features a variety of agility equipment for them to use.

Dogs on a leash under six feet are welcome to accompany their owners inside Silverwood Lake State Recreation Area. This dog-friendly recreational area in Hesperia, California, is well-known among water enthusiasts for its excellent boating and fishing opportunities. In the area, there are also a variety of pet-friendly camping options. Silverwood Lake State Recreation Area is open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. every day of the week.

The San Gabriel River Trail is a multi-use trail in Baldwin Park that is an excellent spot to walk Petzooie! A parking lot with easy access to the San Gabriel River Trail is shown on the map below.

The Bayshore Bikeway (Silver Strand Bikeway) is one of 1600 rail-trails supported by Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, a charity dedicated to building a statewide network of trails from abandoned rail lines and connecting corridors. This "rail-trail," which was once an abandoned railroad line, is now a terrific spot to walk Petzooie in Imperial Beach! The trailhead for the Bayshore Bikeway is shown on the map below (Silver Strand Bikeway).

The California Coastal Trail welcomes pets. Although just half-completed at this time, this network of paths along California's coastline will run 1,200 miles from Del Norte to San Diego. You and Petzooie can go on a day hike along the trail system, or plan a longer hike over several days or even weeks. The address we have mentioned is for Will Rogers State Beach, which is one of the coastal trail's entry points, but there are many others along the way. The webpage contains more information about the path. Owners of dogs should clean up after their pets and keep them on a leash for the duration of their visit.

At this historic location, where you can learn about the California gold rush, dogs are welcome on a leash.

A fantastic off-leash park in Exeter, a small but picturesque hamlet located off Highway 198 on the way to Sequoia National Park. A huge place to exercise your dog, plenty of seating and shade, and a friendly walkable downtown area to enjoy boutique and antique shopping are just a few of the dog-friendly amenities.

This fenced, off-leash dog park with separate spaces for small and large dogs, water, seats, and plenty of trees is popular with the locals.

Bring your dog to this charming Auburn public park to play off-leash.