Dog Park Locations

Dogs Run Free of Nevada County is a gated 1.7-acre part of Condon Park in Grass Valley featuring a separate area for small/shy dogs. Water, accessible parking, benches, rubbish cans, and non-operational fire hydrants are also spread around the pine forest park (no grass).

At this park, Petzooie will enjoy running around on real grass with his companions. When it's time to cool off, there's water accessible, as well as waste bags for cleanup.

Dogs like playing off-leash in this welcoming neighborhood dog park, which is fully fenced and has plenty of shade.

Dogs of all sizes are allowed to join you on the more than 8 kilometers of ski trails at Tahoe Cross Country. Although skijoring is not permitted on the trails, Petzooie can cross-country ski beside you and enjoy the snow. Although leashes are required at the parking lot and at the trailhead, your dog can enjoy the trail without one as long as he remains under your voice control.

The Aliso Creek Riding and Hiking Trail is a multi-use trail in Mission Viejo that's perfect for walking Petzooie! The parking lot shown on the map below provides easy access to the Aliso Creek Riding and Hiking Trail.

This enclosed dog park, which includes a separate section for little dogs, is ideal for off-leash play.

La Paws Park is a three-acre off-leash dog park in Mission Viejo, California. It is divided into three sections: two for large and small breeds, and one for single-owner use.

Palm View Peak Trail is a challenging, but dog-friendly 8.6-mile climb in San Bernardino National Forest that will take Petzooie around 4 hours to accomplish. This may not be the trek for you if you want to hike to a mountain with a spectacular view. This trail is for those who want to enjoy a hike but don't require it to take them anywhere spectacular. The path to the top is a little difficult to identify, but with a map and some trail sense, you can find the peak and trail register. While on this trail, Petzooie must be leashed.

Scotts Valley Bark Park is a fantastic area for you and your dog to spend some time together. There are two different sections, one for little or timid dogs and the other for large, extroverted dogs. For the dogs, there are plenty of toys, water dishes, and a play pool. It's in the Skypark Complex, near to a playground and soccer grounds (for your non-canine family members).

Bring your dog for some off-leash fun in this open space's designated area, but be cautious because it is not fenced in.