3,500 acre forest. Dogs must be leashed in the campgrounds only. North of Cobb for one mile on Highway 175, where you will see a blue and white sign for the fire station. At the fist intersection past the sign, go East for about 1/4 of a mile to the entrance. 707-928-4378.
At the intersection of Lakeville and Casa Grande go west towards the river about 1/4 mile. Road dead ends at dog park. Open 6am to 9pm daily, fenced, parking, water; the best place in Petaluma to take your dog!
Shelter Street and Shurtleff, next to Phillips Elementary School.
Dogs are allowed in the undevelped areas near the boat marina. Highway 221 to Streblow Drive, past the Napa Municipal Golf Course and Napa Valley College to the marina launch area.
2 acre park with 1/2 grass, parr course. 2 acre park, limit 3 dogs per handler/owner, 6AM-10PM, heavy dog use, water to rinse dogs avail, completely fenced, several tables/benches, food not recommended inside park, beautiful view of hills. Maintained by City of Novato. Location: Novato Blvd 1/2 mile west of intersection of San Marin Drive. Directions: U.S. 101 to San Marin Drive in Novato. West on San Marin 3 1/2 miles to Novato Blvd, turn right 1/2 mile, park on left.
Highway 101, to San Marin Drive, go West on San Marin which turns into Sutro Avenue, right onto Vineyard Road.
Leashless on fire roads only. Highway 101, exit San Marin Drive/Atherton Avenue, West on San Marin, right on Center Rd. to the end. 650-499-6387.
1.8 mile trail. Highway 101, exit San Marin Drive, go East, right on Olive Avenue, left on Deer Island Lane. 650-499-6387.
A couple of acres of fenced in dog park for dogs to roam off leash. Open dawn to dusk. Has poo pickup bags and garbage cans provided. Doggie drinking fountain. Double gate. Chairs and tables. Location: Off of I-80, just west of Vacaville in Solano County, CA. Take the Pena Adobe exit and follow directions to Lagoon Valley Park. As you are driving in, you can’t miss it. Directions: West of Vacaville in Solano County, CA. Take the Pena Adobe exit and follow directions to Lagoon Valley Park. As you are driving in, you can’t miss it.
Leashless on fire roads. Lucas Valley Rd., left on Mount Shasta Drive, right on Vogelsang Drive Park.
Hwy. 101, exit DeLong Ave., West on DeLong which becomes Diablo Avenue, left on Hill Road, right on Indian Valley Rd. to the end. Walk at the road marked ‘not a through street’, just south of Old Ranch Rd. Cross Arroyo Avichi Creek and go right to the entrance.
Park split into large and small dog areas. Fenced. Next to the Community and Senior Center.
20 acre park. North lincoln and West H Streets. 916-678-7000.
East Mayes Street and Hall Park Drive.
Great, large, fenced, wonderful two areas, one for small dogs, one for larger dogs, and water available, plastic bags and trash cans for poop, and lots of very nice people. lovely new park and a wonderful place to socialize your dog with other dogs. it’s on ascot street the name isn’t Vallejo dog park it’s something else but i can’t recall right now, anyway, ascot street near redwood parkway. GREAT park! Location: Ascot Street near Redwood parkway.
Lucas Valley Road, left on Canyon Oak Drive and continue for 200 yards (unmarked).
Off Leash Dog Park. There is a great place to have dogs run off leash. It is a pretty recent dog park, about 1-2 years old. There are both small and large dog sides. From Hwy 80 East Bound take the Redwood Street EAST exit. Location: Redwood and Ascot Parkway. Directions: Follow Redwood to Ascot Parkway and turn right. Stay in the right lane. The park will be a little more than a block farther on your right. Pull into Wardlaw Park and you are there!
Dogs need to be leashed in campgrounds, picnic areas, and trials. Forest Headquarters: 420 E. Laurel St., Willows, CA 95998,
Greater Vallejo Recreation District Park. Walking trail behind park. Plenty of parking, bathroom facility. Large, grassy fenced area for off leash dog run. Location: 1805 Ascot Parkway. Directions: From Hwy 80 Take Redwood East exit to Ascot Parkway, Turn right. 1 block on right across from new high school.
Highway 101 to Smith Ranch Road.
Daily dawn-dusk Fenced, double-gated entry, trees, benches, tables, shelter, disposal bags, trash cans, parking, water. Access for the disabled.
Dogs are allowed off-leash on fire protection roads in Marin County. Open space areas when under direct and immediate control of a responsible person. Owners must carry a leash at all times. Dogs on trails must be on leash. Dogs at Rush Creek Reserve and Ring Mountain (Tiburon) must be on leash.
At the end of Ridgewood Drive.
Located at the end of San Francisco Blvd.
Off Sunnyhills Drive.
This park offers picnic areas, restrooms, a par course, and a beach for swimming/wading on the Russian River.
h2hotel welcomes multiple pets up to 85 lbs each for a fee of $99 per stay. All guest rooms are pet friendly but the Hotel tries to accommodate guests travelling with pets in guest rooms with …
This 2-bedroom vacation rental is dog friendly with prior approval from the homeowner only. To check availability or request more information on the pet fee, weight limit, and other restrictions on pets at this property, please …
Cottage Grove Inn is pet friendly! One dog (up to 22lbs) is welcome in select rooms for an additional fee of $25 for the first night and $15 for every additional night. Guests traveling with pets …
Solage allows two dogs of any size for a fee of $100 per stay. Dogs are not allowed in the spa or dining area.
The Chanric Inn welcomes two dogs of any size for an additional fee of $50 per dog, per night. Dogs cannot be left unattended in rooms. Aggressive breeds are not permitted.
The Bear Flag Inn is dog friendly. Two dogs of any size are welcome in the Cottage only for no additional fee. Dogs cannot be left unattended in rooms. No cats allowed.
Pets are allowed with prior approval from the homeowner only. Please inquire for information on pet fee and other restrictions.
A modern dog rescue using the pack as nature intended. Rescue, Rehab & Rehome. We offer training & educational workshops.
At Green Dog Rescue Project (GDRP), we aim to rebuild hope for homeless dogs where it?s been damaged or lost. To do this, we provide rescue, care and housing for dogs of all sizes and ages in a non-kennel facility, as well as medical and behavioral rehabilitation when needed. We also work with those who see a need to change an antiquated sheltering industry by providing the environment and methods to learn how to make real change. We believe that the traditiol sheltering model of housing animals in cages or glass closets does not truly benefit the needs of homeless animals, and that we have a responsibility to understand dogs’ basic and tural need to be part of a social pack. We can offer education and training to sheltering industry professiols and volunteers that has proven to increase adoptions, staff morale, and healthier animals, while decreasing the number of animals being euthanized. Our focus also lies on community education, including the next generation of junior volunteers. At Green Dog Rescue Project, we firmly believe that an ocean of change can begin with a single drop.
Calistoga Ranch allows up to three pets of any size for a $125 fee. Please note the Ranch has different lodges and some accept two pets and some accept three pets.
Featherbed Railroad Bed and Breakfast Resort allows two dogs under 30 lbs for a fee of $35 per pet.
