Dog Park Locations

The off-leash section of Washington Park, located on the east side of the grounds, allows your dog to stretch his limbs. This park is reserved for those that get up early!

The off-leash section of Washington Park, located on the east side of the grounds, allows your dog to stretch his limbs. This park is reserved for those that get up early!

Bay Cruisers is a dog-friendly boat rental and tour company in Morro Bay, located adjacent to the volcanic plug Morro Rock. You and seven pals can board one of the small cruisers and take a journey around the bay; no prior experience is required to manage the simple boats. Except for sunset tours, which cost $100, boat rentals are $95 for an hour. Pets are allowed for a cost of $10.

Pets are welcome at Brewery X. Enjoy the awesome and inviting dog-friendly outdoor seating, as well as a rotating schedule of food trucks, by bringing your leashed pet to this independent craft brewery and gathering place in Anaheim. Brewery X is open from 11 a.m. to 12 a.m. every day of the week.

Friedman's has opened a new, large, completely gated dog park in the Deer Creek Village shopping mall. Because the shade trees are still growing, there is no shade right now, but it's a big place, with a large central area of wood chips and an adjacent open area. There are trash cans, seats, and a sandy walking route that circles the wood-chip area.

In a calm, entertaining, and dog-friendly environment, Rosenblum exhibits award-winning wines in two different tasting rooms.

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.

On the 3.8-mile climb below Castro Peak, you and your dog may explore the magnificent saddles and green canyon.

This East Bay cycling shop with a nice, experienced staff welcomes pets on leash.

Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, a nonprofit organization working to establish a nationwide network of trails from former rail lines and linking corridors, supports the Folsom Parkway Rail-Trail, which is one of 1600 rail-trails supported by the organization. This "rail-trail," which was once an abandoned railroad line, is now a terrific spot to walk Petzooie in Folsom! A parking lot with easy access to the Folsom Parkway Rail-Trail is shown on the map below.