Dog Park Locations

Bring your dog to this enclosed dog park, which features a separate little dog section, chairs, drinking water, and a pond where pets can play.

At this San Leandro park, pets go crazy for the opportunity to play off-leash. In undeveloped areas, they are welcome to do so. Just keep in mind that the park isn't walled.

Freedom Park in Palm Desert is a big off-leash dog park that is part of the 26-acres of recreational property. It is a popular destination for local dog owners.

This well-kept dog park is completely enclosed and features a separate area for smaller dogs as well as a doggy water fountain.

Leashed dogs are accepted on the Pipeline Road, Graham Hill Trail, Powder Mill Fire Road, and Meadow Trail in Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park. In the picnic area and campground, dogs are also welcome. Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times, and owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets.

Good day, everyone! This is a dog-friendly store providing canine treats, as well as jackets, beds, collars, and other accessories. We hope to see you and your animal companion soon!

At this Watsonville beach, leashed dogs are welcome to join you.

Pioneer Mail Trail in Julian, California, is a dog-friendly 1.75-mile hike in Cleveland National Forest that takes around an hour to complete with Petzooie. A breathtaking panoramic vista awaits you at the end of this trail. Mountains stretch as far as the eye can see to the north and south, and Anza Borrego Desert State Park is 3000 feet below you. It is necessary to have an Adventure Pass.

Your dog is welcome to accompany you on a Fun Zone Boat Company harbor cruise for a dog-friendly tour of Newport Beach, CA. While on the 45-minute or 90-minute harbor tours, you may see sea lions play and see famous houses. Simply leash your dog and make sure she is comfortable while on the water, and you will both have a fantastic time.

There are 80 acres of open space, as well as numerous trails that wind through open regions, shady tree-lined sections, and along the Sacramento River. A permanent shade structure with a dog and human drinking fountain is located in the parking lot. The Sacramento River Trail connects to this trail.