Brentwood - Barrington Dog Park
333 S. Barrington Avenue, Los Angeles, CA 90049
(310) 476-4866; Great Web site. Click the link
above. Closed on Tues. mornings.

Calabasas Bark Park
4232 Las Virgenes Rd., 91302; 818 878-4242

Chino Hills State Park
Dogs are welcome at Bane Canyon Road, McLean
Overlook, the Rolling M Ranch and in the
campgrounds. They must be on leash at all times
and are not allowed in the backcountry or on trails.
Pets must not be left alone at any time. Open 8 a.m.
to sunset. Day-use: $4 and camping fees: $7.
Additional Vehicle (camping) $4. 909-780-6222

Chino Valley
Prado Regional Park can be found on Highway 83,
south of Highway 60 and north of Highway 91 in
Chino. 2,200 acres. 16700 S. Euclid Ave., Chino,
91710, 909-597-4260

Claremont Pooch Park
100 S. College Ave.

Claremont Area Parks
Cucamonga-Guasti Park - Ontario
Ganesha Park - Pomona
Schabarum Regional Park - Rowland Heights
Prospect Park - Redlands
San Bernardino National Forest - San Bernardino
Wildwood Dog Park - San Bernardino
Lake Perris State Recreation Area - Lakeview
Harford Springs Reserve - Perris

Corona -
Butterfield Park Dog Park

Culver City Dog Park
Coming soon.

Del Mar - Dog Beach
A nice, low key spit of sand to let your dog roam in
lovely Del Mar, but with limitations: the off-leash
designated is seasonal only, so bring your dog
without its leash only from September to June.
Parking is also at a premium, and parking tickets
flow freely in Del Mar. Camino del Mar.

El Cajon - Wells Park
1.4 acres. Has gravel and grassy sun areas and
dual drinking fountains (for pets and their owners).
Southwest part of Wells Park, 1153 E. Madison Ave.
Open daily from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. and is lighted for
night use.

El Segundo Website - El Segundo Dog Park
El Segundo Dog Park
600 E. Imperial Avenue,
90245                                                

Encino - Sepulveda Basin Dog Park
White Oak and Victory Blvd.; 818/756-9642
Located at the North-West corner of Balboa Park, a
full 5 acres of fenced off-leash dog park. One acre
is separate for small dogs. Open daily sunrise to
sunset except on Friday when its opens at 11 a.m.

Griffith Park Dog Park
Adjacent to Ferraro Soccer Field. Fenced, parking,
trash cans, separate areas for large and small
dogs, half grass/half dirt. Open 5 a.m. to 10:30 p.m.

Huntington Beach - Best Friend Dog Park
At Central Park; Edwards @ Inlet; 92648;
714/536-5672; 1.5 acres. Separate small dog area
for pooches under 25 lbs. and for older or
handicapped dogs. Dawn to dusk.

Huntington Beach Dog Beach
On Pacific Coast Highway between 21st St. and
Seapoint St.; 100 Goldenwest St., 92648. Open 5
a.m. to 8 p.m. daily. Dogs may be off-leash in the
water and on the wet sand -- three quarters of a
mile long.

Irvine (Central Bark) Dog Park
6405 Oak Canyon Road. 6:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. every
day but Wednesday, and has two fenced acres with
a separate area for small or shy dogs. Call the
Irvine Animal Care Center (right next door) for
information: (949) 724-7740.

Laguna Beach Dog Park
Approx. 1/2 way down Laguna Canyon Road on the
east side of the highway. Next to the highway, not
near hills or beach.

Laguna Niguel Dog Park
Fenced, water, landscaped. Located on a little over
an acre at Golden Lantern near Chapparosa Park.
Open from noon to dusk on Monday and Friday, 7
a.m. to dusk on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
and Saturday. On Sunday, it is open from 8 a.m. to
dusk.
La Mesa - Harry Griffen Park
This large, pleasant neighborhood park has a
designated acre for off-leash dogs. 9550 Milden St.
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Long Beach - Dog Beach Zone
The Long Beach off-leash Dog Zone, an approx. 3-
acre site in Belmont Shore. Daily hours are 6 a.m.
to 8 p.m. Click logo at right for details.
NOTE: Only
one dog per adult. This is the only legal, off-leash
beach area in LA County
. www.DogZone.org

Long Beach - Recreation Dog Park
5201 E. 7th St. @ Park Ave. inside Recreation Park.
Almost two acres of off-leash play space, including
a fenced area just for small dogs. The park is well-
lit and open until 10 p.m. daily.









Los  Angeles - Hermon Dog Park
Arroyo Seco Park. At the end of the park driveway,
walk under the Ave. 60 bridge to the site for the new
(July '05) off-leash dog park.

Los Angeles - Runyon Canyon Park
160 acre park; 90 acres off-leash; Park is on a
steep hill with trails; 2000 N. Fuller, 90046; 323/666-
5046; Daily, sunrise to sunset.

Malibu - Leo Carrillo State Beach
This state beach allows leashed dogs. The only
restriction is that they are not allowed between
towers two and three (the busiest part of the
beach). Go North on PCH towards Oxnard until you
get to El Matador and Leo Carillo State Beaches.
818/706-1310

Malibu - Charmlee Natural Area & Malibu Bluffs
These two areas, within the Santa Monica
Mountains National Recreation Area, allow dogs on
leashes six feet or shorter. In order to protect
natural and cultural resources, pets are required to
stay on trails, roads and developed areas
(campgrounds and parking lots). Dogs are not
allowed in buildings (except aid dogs) and where
posted.

North Hollywood Dog Park
Whitnall Highway at Cahuenga Blvd.; all grass, two
separate fenced areas both with double entrance
gates, dog drinking fountains, trees, picnic
benches, pickup scoops, trash cans, street parking.

Ocean Beach/Point Loma - Dusty Rhodes Park
This is a smaller fenced in off leash area. Corner of
Sunset Cliffs and Nimitz as you enter Ocean Beach.

Orange Dog Park
162 S Yorba St., 92869

Pasadena - Brookside Park
360 N. Arroyo Blvd.; The dog area of this large park
is adjacent to the Rose Bowl. Intended for use as a
dog-training area: dogs may be off-leash but
should be engaged in training exercises; open 6 a.
m. to 10 p.m. weekdays, 6 a.m. to 10 a.m.
weekends.

Poway - Poway Dog Park
An award-winning 1.75 acre fenced-in, lighted, off-
leash area for dogs within Community Park. Open
from sunrise to sunset daily. Lights in the dog park
off-leash area extend evening hours to 9:30 p.m.
13094 Bowron Rd..

Redondo Beach Dog Park
200 Flagler Lane; within the 23 acre Dominguez
Park, at the corner of 190th Street and Flagler Lane.
Fenced, benches, tables, handicap access, pickup
bags, trees, parking, telephones, lights, restrooms,
water, trashcans, shelter; separate fenced area for
little dogs

Riverside
Box Springs Mountain Reserve -Riverside
Hidden Valley Wildlife -Riverside
Mount Rubidoux Park -Riverside
Rancho Jurupa Park -Riverside
Riverside Off-Leash Area -Riverside

San Dimas
Frank Bonelli Park -San Dimas
San Dimas Canyon Park -San Dimas

San Diego Dog Parks
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San Diego Dog Beach - Fiesta Island - Mission Bay
Most of this large sandy island in Mission Bay is
designated leash-free for dogs and a fenced in
area is provided about 3/4 way around the one-way
road that circles the island for dogs that need to be
contained. This area is 3+ square miles with the
beach on one side and lost of room to run and trails
to follow before you reach the fence that runs along
the road. Lots of sandy dunes to romp in, and the
calm bay waters lets the more adventurous dogs
take a quick dip. Open 24 hours.

San Diego Dog Beach - Ocean Beach
Located in northern Ocean Beach, Dog Beach is
the original dog beach and one of the most popular
places to take your dog. This beach area is located
at the west end of the San Diego River Floodway,
also known as the Ocean Beach Flood Control
Channel. With a wide swath of sand and the Pacific
surf to roll in, Dog Beach is a special place to bring
your mutt, or just to come and watch dogs be dogs
in the surf and sand. Open 24 hours.

San Diego - Nate’s Point (Balboa Park)
Balboa Drive at El Prado, on the south side of the
Cabrillo Bridge. This is an enjoyable setting for
dogs and owners alike. A large grassy lawn in the
middle of Balboa Park is the perfect place to play
catch with balls and frisbees, and to socialize –
both for the dogs and their owners. Open 24 hours.

San Diego - Morley Field (Balboa Park)
On the east side of Balboa Park, northwest of the
tennis courts. Ideal for residents of nearby North
Park.

San Pedro - Knoll Hil Off-Leash Dog Park
200 Knoll Drive, San Pedro, 90731; Open daily
sunrise to sunset. 2.5 acres

Santa Monica - Joslyn Park
Licensed Santa Monica Dogs may use the park
leashless from 7:30 am to 8:30 pm M-F; 8:30 am to
8:30 pm Sat-Sun. The park is closed for
maintenance on Tues and Thurs from 9:30 am to
11am. 7th Street and Kensington Road. 310/393-
9975

Santa Monica - Memorial Park
Licensed Santa Monica Dogs may use the park
leashless from 6 a.m.-9 a.m. & 6 p.m. - 10 p.m.; on
7th Street @ Kensington Road. 310/393-9975.

Santa Monica - Pacific Street Park
Locate at Pacific & Main, 0.42 acres, off-leash dog
area.

Seal Beach - Arbor Dog Park
Lampson Ave. (@ Heather St.), Seal Beach
Los Angeles - Coldwater Canyon Park, Laurel
Canyon Park, Runyon Canyon Park & Temescal
Canyon Park
These parks, within the Santa Monica Mountains
National Recreation Area, allow dogs on leashes
six feet or shorter. In order to protect natural and
cultural resources, pets are required to stay on
trails, roads and developed areas (campgrounds
and parking lots). Dogs are not allowed in buildings
(except aid dogs) and where posted
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Sierra Madre Dog Park
611 East Sierra Madre Blvd.; Sierra Madre; fenced,
handicap, pickup bags, trees, parking, phones,
restrooms, water, trash cans. One area for
large/active dogs, one for small/special needs
dogs. Located at the north-west end of the park.
Open 6 a.m. - 10 p.m. daily.

Silver Lake Dog Park
1850 Silverlake Blvd. at Easterly Terrace; at the
south end of Silver Lake Reservoir, this quarter-
acre fenced area has benches, tables, handicaped
access, pickup bags, trees, lights, water, trash
cans, and dog drinking fountains. 323) 644-3946 6
a.m. to 10 p.m

Studio City - Laurel Canyon Dog Park
8260 MULHOLLAND DR., 90046; 818/769-4415; 3
acres off-leash; Small fenced children's play area;
Parking for 35 cars; Public phones available; Open
24 hours, daily.

Upland -
Baldy View Dog Park
five acres, fenced, restrooms, Located on 11th St.
between Mountain Ave. and San Antonio Ave.

Venice - Westminster Dog Park
1234 Pacific Ave (Westminster @ Main), Venice,
90291; Fenced, benches, trees, water, trash,
separate areas for large and small dogs under 25
lbs. and a 'sandbox' for dogs to dig in. Open 5 a.m. -
10:30 p.m. 0.8 acres off-leash; Area of small dogs,
50 feet x 25 feet; Limited parking; (310) 396-1615

West Hollywood - William S. Hart Park
8341 De Longpre Ave., West Hollywood, Trail off-
leash dog area. Mornings: Small Dogs 7 am – 8
am; Large Dogs 8 am – 9 am; Evenings: Small
Dogs 5 pm - 6 pm; Large Dogs 6 pm - 7 pm

Hiking with Dogs

Arcadia - Angeles National Forest
Dogs allowed on all trails on leash. Forest
Headquarters: 701 N. Santa Anita Avenue, Arcadia.
805-683-6711. Web site has maps and hiking trail
difficulties and lengths.

Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area
53 miles across, from Beverly Hills to the Oxnard
Plane. Dogs are permitted on all National park land
within the recreation area. Dogs must be on a
leash 6ft or less. State Parks in the recreation area
(as in all of California) do NOT permit dogs at all.
Free maps of National Park sites are available from
their offices, also a list of all dog-friendly parks at
www.nps.gov/samo/brochure/dogleash.htm

Hollywood - Runyon Canyon
Off-leash dog recreation area, trails for hiking but
not completely fenced, except for a small grassy
area at the bottom. Hiking the main, paved trail, top
to bottom, takes a little over an hour. There are two
dirt trails that stretch top to bottom as well, one on
either crest, with the paved path winding up the floor
of the canyon. Lots of dogs and people at all times.
Water fountains for dogs only at the bottom. Top
parking lot/entrance: Mullholland Drive, about five
minutes west of the 101. Bottom parking/entrance:
street parking, entrance is at north end of Fuller Ave.

Westridge-Canyonback Wilderness Park in the
Santa Monica Mountains
Dogs are allowed off-leash


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