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

Blair and Dracena

Memorial Park put up for a Loved Dog. Complete with agility run, small & large dog areas. Location: Mission Blvd at Appian Way. Directions: 880 Decoto Exit towards the hills, Right on Mission Blvd, corner of Mission Blvd and Appian Way.

Large off-leash area, limited grass (mostly brush, dirt and some rocky areas). 70 acre+ area, some picnic tables, limited water outlets and restrooms (please bring a water bottle on hot days). Adjacent to Oakland Airport. Lots of ground squirrels and trees. Perfect place for sniffy noses and very safe too! Potty bags available at entrance. Location: Neptune Dr. Directions: Take the Marina exit off of the 880, and go west towards the Marina. Make a right onto Doolittle and a left at Williams. Go to the end and make a right (my doggie brain thinks it is called Neptune Dr.). Follow to the end. The entrance is on the west side. Use a leash for the first 500 feet, them, let ’em roam!

Two off leash dog runs. Amenities include picnic tables, barbecues, a play area, two parking lots, rest rooms, an open lawn area, and of course two fenced dog runs. The hours are from dawn to dusk seven days a week. Location: 4660 Crow Canyon. Directions: At the end of Paradise Knls off of Center St.

Point Isabel Regional Shoreline.

This Dog Park has a section for big dogs and little dogs and viewing. It is very cenic and peaceful minus the racket of the dogs playing together. Many people have started doggy clubs just by meeting at this park! Everyone is friendly and the dogs are too! Come and see us! We’re located off Calavarus road.

Over 800,000 acres. Leashless in all areas except the Desolation Wilderness. Forest Headquarters: 100 Forni Road, Placerville, CA 95667

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.

Fenced in 1 acre+ just for dogs. Fresh water & doggie bags, Redwood trees for shade, a picnic table. Location: 9950 Elk Grove Florin Road. In Elk Grove Regional Park on the west side next to E. Stockton Blvd & HWY 99. Directions: Take Elk Grove exit off Hwy 99, then south on E. Stockton Blvd about 1 1/2 miles, take left into park at the west entrance, first right turn and it’s on the right. It is visible from Hwy 99 and E. Stockton Blvd.

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.

Directions: Entrance via stirs at the end of Esplanade, North of Manor Dr., Pacifica.

Collingwood Street, adjacent to the tennis courts, east of baseball diamond Daily 6 a.m.-10 p.m. Fenced.

Daily dawn-dusk Fenced, double-gated entry, trees, benches, tables, shelter, disposal bags, trash cans, parking, water. Access for the disabled.

this island allows dogs anywhere outside the fenced areas, and is open daily 6 a.m.-10 p.m.

Off Leash Dog Park. Located inside Jefferey Fontana Park near a children’s playground – entertainment for the whole family. Location: Corner of Golden Oak Way and Castello Drive.

Follow signs on the Great Hwy. About 1/2 mile South on John Muir Drive. When in park, go right.

600 Foster City Blvd. 650-345-5731.

Small Park with fencing. Good park. There are separate areas for big dogs and little dogs, poop bags, water, picnic tables and some agility toys. Location: Foster City Blvd. Directions: From S.F. take 101 South to the Hillsdale exit. Go east on Hillsdale Blvd. until Foster City Blvd. then turn right. Park is on the right at the corner of Foster City Blvd. and Bounty.

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

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

20 miles of trails. Mission Blvd. (Highway 238), Tamarack Drive to Dry Creek Regional Park. Or to Garin: Garin Avenue take you to Garin. 510-635-0135

Four off-leash areas: (1) Southeast section bounded by Lincoln Way, King Drive and 2nd and 7th avenues (2) Northeast section at Fulton and Willard streets (3) South-central area bounded by Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, Middle Drive and 34th and 38th avenues (4) Fenced dog-training area near 38th Avenue and Fulton Street

Stanyan and Fulton Streets