Off leash walking area for dogs. There are many intertwining trails around Connor’s Lake. Watch out for moose! Location: Parking area at Jewel Lake Road at intersection with International Airport Road, across from Ted Stevens International Airport. Directions: Take International Airport going west toward airport. At Jewel Lake Road make a left, make the first quick left into the parking area.
Wharf Road to the end at the foot of the bluff.
Boothbay Avenue and Edgewater Lane
An enclosed quarter-acre run for small dogs under 20-pounds. There are often specific breed meetings held at this location, like daschund. Location: 3300 Finnian Way (Keegan Street at Maguire Way). Directions: Take 580 and exit at Tassajera. Go North to Dublin Blvd and turn right. Follow Dublin Blvd to Keegan and turn left. Go two more blocks and the dog park will be on your left at the corner.
Highway 24, exit Orinda, go North on camino Pablo, right on Bear Creek Rd. to Briones Rd.
Located on Head Street and Brotherhood Way on Department of Public Works property, improved by Recreation and Parks Dept. Open Daily 6 a.m.-10 p.m. park is unfenced; dogs must be under firm voice control.
Hike and swimming for dogs. Highway 70, West on Bucks Lake Road for 12 miles.
Located at Buena Vista West at Central Avenue, open Daily 6 a.m.-10 p.m. park is Unfenced; dogs must be under firm voice control.
A crystal clear lake that has 60 miles of shoreline. Highway 20, go North on Marysville Raod/County Road E21 for 15 miles to Bullard’s Bar Reservoir. One mile past the town of Dobbins.
Dog Exercise Park. Location: 1125 Airport Blvd. Directions: From San Francisco: Exit at Broadway towards Burlingame. Turn a slight left to take the ramp toward the overpass. Turn Right on Rollins Rd. Turn Right on Broadway. Turn Right on Bayshore Hwy. And then turn Left onto Airport Blvd. Entire distance after leaving the freeway should be less than 1 mile.
Separate small dog area. Location: Camden Ave and Lancaster Drive.
Oak Avenue off Fair Oaks. Citrus Heights, CA Sacramento County. Over two acres, fenced, double-gated, lots of trees and good parking; open year ’round. Run by P.O.O.C.H. – Pet Owners of Citrus Heights. Location: C-Bar-C Park, 8275 Oak Avenue. Directions: From I80 take Sunrise south to Oak Ave. Turn left on to Oak. Drive .9 miles. Park is on the left (North) side of street.
50,000 acres. 8 miles East of town, on the South side of Highway 20.
Cadman Park in Clairemont is located at 4280 Avati Drive. This park is unfenced and its off leash use is continuing. Signs in the park will be updated to reflect the current rules/regulations. Leash Free Hours During the school year: Daily from 7:30 a.m. to 10:00 a.m. and 4:30 to 7:00 p.m. Summer vacation: Daily 7:00 a.m. to 9:30 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. There are no leash free hours on July 4th and every Saturdays from March 1 to June 15.
End of Escalon Drive, West of Camino Alto.
Campground’ Rental – Private Dog Park. Offers the rental of a large outdoor exercise yard, securely fenced and surfaced with a clean layer of woodchip. Fresh water, shade/rain structures and waste bins are all provided-you bring the fun! Reservations are required. Location: 5810 Paradise Drive. Directions: From 101 North, Exit Tamalpias Drive. Take first right on Tamalpias Drive. Take first right on Paradise Drive, Camp K-9 will be on your left after the car dealerships. From 101 South, Take Tamalpais Drive/Paradise Drive exit. Turn LEFT onto Tamalpias Drive. Turn Right onto Paradise Drive, Camp K-9 will be on your left after the car dealerships.
Off Leash Dog Park. Location: 1250 Dell Ave. Directions: From San Jose – Currently, the northernmost access to the trail is located at Blackford Elementary School, near the intersection of Leigh Avenue and Willow Street. Limited on-street parking is available at Bascom Avenue, north of Hamilton Avenue. From Campbell – Access and parking are available; from Campbell Park on Los Gatos Creek at Campbell Avenue; from Los Gatos Creek County Park located on Dell and Hacienda Avenues, from Old Camden Ave., and from the westerly end of Campisi Way, north of Campbell Avenue. Additional access points are located at Camden Avenue/Highway 17 and Railway Avenue. From Los Gatos – Access and parking are available; from Vasona County Park and Oak Meadow Park off Blossom Hill Road, from downtown Los Gatos at Miles Avenue, Main Street, and Forbes Mill, and from the Lexington Reservoir Dam. Public transit is available to Los Gatos Creek Trail. Located inside Los Gatos Creek Park next to the casting ponds. Its a County park so there is a fee for parking in their lot. Separate enclosures for large and small dogs.
Off the 14 Fwy; Located between Ruether Ave and Golden Valley. Next to the Sports Complex Skatepark. 2 fenced yards, 1 for small dogs, 1 for big dogs. Lots of on leash walking paths around too.
Open 24 hours and Fenced, 1 acre in size, picnic tables, benches, parking, separate grass-turf areas for large and small dogs, areas to provide water for dogs, drinking fountain are all included.
1 acre dog park located in Carmichael Park. The dog park is open everyday. The Canine Corral features one acre of fenced running room, water, plenty of shade, poop scoop bags and lights for night use. There is benches and chairs for the owners as well. Carmichael, CA. Location: 5750 Grant Avenue. Directions: The dog park is located by the softball diamonds. Carmichael park is located on the corner of Fair Oaks Blvd and Grant Ave. The entrance to the park is on Grant.
At the end of Cascade Drive where the sign says ‘Elliott Nature Preserve
Free campground of six sites and open from July to October. From New Pine Creek, take the 395, take the unpaved Forest Service Road 2 East for about 6 miles uphill.
Dog Park within Ceasar Chavez park. Multi-acre off-leash area for dogs in the middle of the park. Location: University near Berkeley Marina. Directions: Take University Ave toward the bay. At the ‘t’ in the road, make a right. Follow the street past the hotel on the left and around the corner. Park on the right. Dog must remain on leash until you reach the dog park area in the center of the park. Clearly marked with signs.
Centennial Park Off-Leash Dog Park If you enjoy playing with your dog, this park offers a no-leash area enjoyed by many dogs and their owners. This area is surrounded by fencing, and is large enough to tire out the most energetic of dogs!
Highway 24, exit Orinda, go North on camino Pablo, right on Bear Creek Rd. to Briones Rd.
Grand View Inn And Suites allows up to two well-behaved cats or dogs (50 lbs or less) per select guest room for an additional fee of $20 per night as well as a $200 refundable deposit. …
We are a cage free home style boarding kennel for your friendly dogs and cats. We let your pets roam freely in our cozy home and securely fenced yards and play, socialize and excersice with other friendly dogs. Your lucky pet also gets 24/7 HUMAN supervision and attention. We have an onsite grooming salon for your convenience as well. We are licensed, insured and certified in animal CPR/first aid. You can call any Valley Vet for a reference about Pampered Paws. ~When your pets are here, they’re family~
Alaska Garden Gate B&B allows two dogs of any size a for a fee of $15 per pet per night.
Five Star Dog Grooming A full service salon offering all breed dog grooming. Your dog will be given first class service, which includes nails and dewclaw trimming, then bathed with the appropriate shampoo for your particular dogs coat, followed by a conditioner. Please call for appointment. Area Served: 99688, 99654, 99645, 99676,99683 Services offered: » Grooms most/all breeds of dogs » Special Care Appointments » Offers Large Dog (70+ Pounds) Grooming Services Business Established: 2007
Professiol retriever trainers, Baron Rea and Alicia Fields ,own and operate Wetland Retrievers located just outside Palmer, Alaska. Baron has over 20 years experience in training and handling retrievers. He has many hunt trial passes and qualifying field trial placements. Baron specializes in understanding dog psychology and therefore has a high success rate in fixing unwanted canine behavioral issues. He is one of the few trainers in the state of Alaska who has this experience. Currently, Baron and Alicia offer boarding and training services. Baron is the lead trainer along with a handful of assistants that help with the field setups. Alicia is the primary care giver and helps most with the dogs in boarding. She makes sure they are spoiled to the utmost. You are invited to schedule a visit with us to check out our facility. See our operation, and discuss your future training or boarding needs.
They is a full service for dog boarding and a pet grooming facility. Dogs are allowed to interact with each other during the day.
