Off leash running and swimming. About 20 acres of undeveloped land owned by San Jose Water District open to Recreation including three ponds that total seven acres that dogs can swim in. Located on Noble Ave North of Piedmont. Drive East on Penitencia Creek (off Capitol Ave), left onto Piedmont Rd., Right at Forst light onto Noble Ave, Park is on the Right just after Mira Vista Ct.

Great park for the pups small and large. Separate fenced off areas for different sizes.

Nice, spacious dog park. Small dog area is always lacking friends though!

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.

Simi Dog Park

Hours
Open:   7am – dusk.
Closed: Thursdays, 7 am – 10 am for maintenance.
Notice:  Park may temporarily close due to rain.

This is an open park to walk your dog around, not an exclusive enclosed park like other County supported parks just for dogs.

Dog Park is located alongside the Arroyo Seco and Pasadena Freeway, between Ave. 60/Monterey Road and Via Marisol. There is a large dog area and small dog area with seating, poop bag dispensers, water fountains and shade trees. See web site for Friends of Hermon Dog Park.org for monthly activities and quarterly events. Open from dawn to dusk.

The Redondo Beach Dog Park is part of Dominguez Park and is on land leased from the Edison Company. ‘Friends of the Redondo Beach Dog Park, Inc.’ is a not for profit California corporation comprised of a board of directors with elected officers, all volunteers. The purpose of the ‘Friends’ is to raise funds and oversee the day-to-day management of the park. Since the Redondo Beach City Council approved the creation of a dog park in 1992, park patrons have donated over $70,000. These funds went to cleaning up the site (formerly a trash area), adding top soil, grass, sprinklers, fences, benches, water, etc. Our ongoing goal is to expand usage of the dog park to become a place to offer services and to bring people together. Since 1992, literally thousands of dogs (and owners) have enjoyed the park. At various times there are workshops, special events, dog training classes (starting early Spring), low-cost vaccination clinics, and the Pooch-a-rama Adoption Fair on the second Sunday of every month. Almost 250 dogs found homes last year as a result of these adoption fairs. Come join us in enjoying the park and become involved in it’s activities!

Daily 6 a.m.-10 p.m. Permit required; daily permit $5. Daily and annual permits are available at City Hall; the Sierra Madre Police Department, 242 W. Sierra Madre Blvd.; or the Sierra Madre Community Recreation Center, 611 E. Sierra Madre Blvd. Fenced, lighted, double-gated entry, trees, benches, disposal bags, trash cans, parking, phones, restrooms, water, separate fenced areas for large/active dogs and ﾓspecial needsﾔ dogs. Access for the disabled.

Best dog park in town. Separate gated areas for small and large dogs. Unfortunately, some dogs are not very well behaved and aggressive. Wish owners had more control.

Large, well kept dog park. I appreciated that the owners kept a good eye on their dogs.