Dog Park Locations

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. From dawn to dusk, the park is open.

Polo Grounds Dog Park is a fenced park featuring a small dog area, fountains, benches, and shade that is easy to discover. This one-acre fenced dog park is open during daytime hours and welcomes pets to play off-leash.

Morgan Trail is an 8.4-mile out and back hike in Cleveland National Forest that takes about 4-6 hours with Petzooie. This trail provides a nice sense of privacy while remaining accessible. Because it is not on Highway 74, it is less congested.

Fred Hesse Junior Community Park is one of the city's most popular parks, with well-kept grounds and an active community center. Baseball and soccer fields, many picnic spots with barbecues, playground equipment appropriate for newborns to adolescents, and a well-used quarter-mile walking trail are among the amenities available to the public in the upper park area. A beach volleyball court, picnic spots (no barbecues allowed), leisurely strolling routes, and comfortable locations for enjoying panoramic views of Catalina Island north to Malibu are all available at the lower park site. Dogs must be on a leash in this park, as they must in other parks. Bags for dog waste are provided.

Shore Dogs Park is a fully enclosed "off-leash" dog park with a double-gated entrance to separate areas for large and small dogs. There are benches, doggie drinking water, and doggie waste bags and dispensers accessible. Shore Dogs is open to the public from dawn to dusk. During the wet season, however, the Park and Recreation Department and the Shore Dogs Board reserve the right to close the park at any time without notice.
Shore Dogs is located near the end of Radio Road in Redwood Shores, California, near a corner of San Francisco Bay, where you may observe the shore birds during the spring and fall migration seasons.

At this spacious park known for its nice people, your pet will enjoy the opportunity to get some exercise. On-leash, they're invited to join you.

At the Calistoga Visitor Center, located at 1133 Washington Street in the heart of town at the northern end of Napa Valley, pets are always welcome. This is a great place to learn about pet-friendly lodging - 17 of Calistoga's lodging properties welcome pets, ranging from b&bs to luxury resorts - as well as pet-friendly wineries, hiking trails, and other activities. If you're planning a trip to Calistoga, we'd be pleased to answer any questions you have or give recommendations to help you arrange the perfect trip. Water bowls may be found all along Lincoln Avenue in the downtown center, which is highly pet-friendly.

Watering stations, chairs, and separate green area for big and little dogs are all part of the off-leash park at Natividad Creek Park, which spans an acre.

In this welcoming, cheery sporting goods store, pets are permitted on a leash.

At the end of Smith Ranch Road is an unofficial off-leash dog park. There is a road that separates two places. The right side is for tiny dogs, while the left side is for larger dogs.