Daily dawn-dusk Fenced, 1/2 acre, trees, benches, tables, disposal bags, trash cans, parking, phones, restrooms, water, separate fenced areas for large and small dogs (large-dog area closed during the winter), fenced pond area for dogs (open year-round). Monitors are present during peak hours to enforce rules. Access for the disabled.

Fenced Dog Run. At the park next to Maria Carillo High School. Montecito Blvd. (Rincon Valley) Santa Rosa, CA.

Off-leash, unfenced, under voice control areas Daily 6-8 a.m.

ï¾½ acre fenced lawn and wood chip area. Water, Small and large dog area. Bathrooms. Location: 2620 West Steele Lane.

Off-leash, unfenced, under voice control areas Daily 6-8 p.m.

Highway 116, between Monte Rio and Guerneville, go South at the unmarked road (you will see Old Cazadero Road veering North.)

Daily dawn-dusk Fenced, water (small neighborhood park).

Daily dawn-dusk Fenced, 3/4 acre, bench, disposal bags, water.

ï¾½ acre fenced lawn and wood chip area Water, picnic table. Bathrooms.

Off-leash, unfenced, under voice control areas Daily 6-8 p.m.

27,000 acres. U.S. 101, East on Talmage Road to the City of 10,000 Buddha’s (road ends), right at East Side Road for half a mile, then go left on Mill Creek Rd. 707-468-4000.

This is a great doggie community with lots of space to run and play. It’s well maintained and lots of places for the 2 leggeds to sit and watch or chat if they desire. They even have a great doggie water fountain! There are xx clean-up bags provided if you happen to forget your own. Check the rules before you come though… Not spayed, not neutered… No entry. Also, no aggressive dogs please!!

Located at Sonoma Valley Regional Park, near Glen Ellen, California, this one-acre, fully fenced dog park was developed and built with donations and funds raised by the Foundation. The dog park is a popular place to exercise dogs off-leash in one of Sonoma County’s largest dog parks. Additional fundraisers and donations have enhanced the dog park with a drinking fountain for dogs, a gazebo for shade for people and pets, pathways, and additional trees for shade.

In Low Gap Park itself the sign say dogs must be on a leash. However, when the tennis courts are empty they are a great place to throw tennis balls for those with Retrievers among us. Just leave the court when someone comes to play tennis and everyone is very pleasant and friendly about dogs on the courts! Turn west onto Low Gap Rd form State Stree. Go past the cemetery on the right and the county jail, then the Ukiah Playhouse on the left.

Over 150 acres surrounded by grapevines. Highway 29, to Trower Avenue to the end of the street, at Dry Creek Road.

50,000 acres. 8 miles East of town, on the South side of Highway 20.

Off leash fenced dog park. Best place in Sonoma for your dog to run free! Water fountains, picnic tables and chairs..1/2 acre fenced off leash park, double gated entries, completely fenced in. Location: Craig Ave at Arnold Dr.

Small friendly fenced park with shaded tables, toys, and running water. Located just off the Sonoma Plaza on First street east, connected to the Sonoma police station, Field of dreams and directly across from the Veterans building.

Large public playing field, partially fenced, next to a golf course. Official hours are Mon-Fri, 6am – 3pm (Sept-May), Mon-Fri 6am – 8am (Jun-Aug), Sat-Sun 6am – 8am and Mon-Sun 8pm – 10pm. However, this is a large park and most of the sports events take place in the southern half. We have never been kicked out. People even offer dog training classes here. There are also drinking fountains. My old dogs like to romp on the turf grass. Location: East Washington St, east of Sonoma Mt. Parkway, just past the Petaluma airport (on your right). Directions: From HWY 101 north take the E. Washington–Central Petaluma exit. Turn right onto E. Washington drive approx. 1 mile. Take the first left turn after the airport. There will be baseball diamonds and recreational buildings at the south end of the park. Follow the drive to the north end, where there is plenty of parking and shade.

Dogs under voice control may be off leash between 6am-9am, Monday-Friday. Madison Street and North McDowell Boulevard.

Small, behind a hill, grassy, friendly. Go up park avenue, and you will see a playground, with trees behind it. go behind the trees and down the hill. Park Ave.