Great dog park! It's long area so I and my pups can get our steps in lol! Down side is lots of holes and grass not well maintain, but lots of great pups and dog owners. read more

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My neighborhood dog park. We have a small dig and this place has a side for small dogs, and larger dogs. Both sides of the fence has a lot of space on their respective sides. I've never seen this park over crowded. Sometime the regulars combine their small dogs with their bigger dogs. But it seems like it is a universal agreement amongst the regulars who go there at a certain time. The yards seem to be kept fairly clean as I haven't found any droppings yet. I wish they supplied bags though, just in case the owners forget. Other than that, great neighborhood dog park. read more

Glenbrook Dog Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Sacramento, California

Great park! Superrrr big, the entrance is definitely a bit hard to find but if you look at the pictures you will figure it out no problem. The shade, water bowls and agility things are super fun! It got DARK at night, they need to put lights omg but it's a pretty nice area so I felt pretty safe. And it's very tucked away and close to the parking lot so it didn't feel sketchy.I will say the little ramp thing has not a lot of grip to it so my dog had a hard time climbing up it without almost falling of lol but that's ok we are just doing it for fun! There is for surely a little click of dog owners that I think frequently it and they were not the most welcoming. Me and my girlfriend got some dirty looks. But I don't care the dog and us had a wonderful time! I would recommend visiting! read more

NOT FOR SMALL DOGS ONLY 25lbs or BIGGER DONT BELIEVE YOUR GOOGLE MAPS PEOPLE haha took our pup here. The area is huge and it's a nice long run. Not too many people were here. It was really quiet. A lot of parking both in the lot and the neighborhood. My pup is 15lbs so didn't want her to be with the big dogs but if you do have a larger dog, this is a nice quiet park to come to! read more

Glenbrook Dog Park - The entire to the big dog park. It's all the way on one side of the park behind the baseball fields - Dog Parks Near Me - Sacramento, California

This is the closest dog park to where I live and I enjoy the convenience. Both of my dogs enjoy coming here, depending on what other dogs are around. There are a ton of great dogs who come to the large dog park, but there are also quite a few that we tend to try to avoid. The space is quite large and runs parallel to the freeway. It can get a little muddy in spots, especially after a heavy rain. There are trees, benches, and trash cans. Unfortunately, especially along the edges, most dog owners do not pick up after their pets. There is a communal water bowl with freshwater from a water fountain. Be careful where you walk because several dogs have dug holes that have not been filled in. There is also a small dog park for dogs under the weight restrictions or who are a little more timid and just need some space. All in all, it's a nice place to let my dogs socialize and get some of the zoomies out and there's plenty of parking. read more

Ruff, zooom, honk, rufff, woof and zooom again. Its located right over the highway 50 west bound wall. So it is a bit noisy from traffic but if your looking for a distraction while training your dog or puppy this is the place to be. They also have few items for agility and show like training. They have the tunnel its about 5 feet or so its a big plastic one not a forgiven cloth collapsible kind. Then on to the metal A frame which is pretty decent in size. Then finally they have the black bars that stick in the ground for weaving in and out of. We got our puppy to do a few runs around the A frame and my wife was able to get him through the tunnel. There is plenty of shade and seats available, water fountain for both humans and dogs. They also have a few rakes, shovel and pooper scoopers so you can cleanup after your dogs if you forget bags, because like many of the parks they can no longer provide them. Also they have a sign for the doggy diggers please fill in the wholes they make. Im guessing safety reasons, i stumbled through a whole while playing with my dog. Good signage and they have the tools you need to "get er done" with. Save a hip or something and please fill your pet holes back up! Good deeds and responsibilities go a long way, plus "KARMA" is a (female dog, fox or otter, i googled it) B!+€#. Overall the park has some great qualities and not so good qualities. It just depends on you and your dog needs. But just one more bone of info to toss to you, it is next to a few babseball fields, the highway on the other and a bunch of trees with some squirrels the day we went. So the barking, the car/truck noise and possibly a game going on, dont think you have a quiet day here, but it makes for some great training if your at the distraction level of it! read more

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My pup and u love this park. We've been coming for a few months and it's the best. It's super long so there's plenty of room and people normally watch after their dogs. Never had any issues. There's some grass and trees for shade. I just wish there were lights because now that it gets dark so early we can stay much . read more

Hidden entrance (Garden Path Ct/Stream View Way) behind baseball fields Park is shaped like a really big rectangle, mature trees, about three trash cans, decent seating, and obstacle type "toys" for the dogs. I believe it's an all-dog-sizes park as I saw no signs that mentioned otherwise. read more

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For whatever reason every time that I have brought my small dog to the small dog caged-in park there are one to two pit bulls in the small dog park area. I'm sure they are sweet and wouldn't hurt a fly but there is a medium- large dog park area twice the size located right next to the small dog area. One pit owner had to and had trouble restraining his pit. Why bring your pit if you can't hold on to it? Why not use the medium / large dog area? Never going to this dog park again. It's a pain to walk my excited dog all the way to the dog area only to leave with my confused dog because more pits in the small dog area than small dogs. I've never complained to the pit owners, I just left. Thx for being inconsiderate and oblivious to small dog owners. read more

As of 2017 December / 2018 January, it's fairly muddy and deserted; the park around it is being renovated or worked on in some capacity, so parking and finding the entrance can be a little tricky. All in all, it's a nice little place to let the doggos go off leash and party it up. read more

A nice place for the pups, but also a great place for the kids. Little league is king here and we watched our friends boy play an exciting game. I wouldn't say the park is in the greatest condition, but overall it allows for multiple games with ample shad for guests on a hot summer day. It's easily accessible in a neighborhood that is also easily accessible and friendly. One suggestion: Can the powers that be please pave the parking lot? The dust and rocks can get annoying. read more

I love this park. I used to go to University park but I much prefer this place for a few reasons. 1) way more room for dogs to run around. 2) cleaner. University park (small dog side) has a lot of fox tails growing due to the wind blowing seeds onto the park. If your dog likes chewing or digging- that place is not for you. This park does not have that. Only potential con about this place is that the few times we've gone- we haven't really encountered any other dogs. There are plenty of big dogs on their side - but rarely any other small dogs. read more

This is my favorite local dogpark. They just upgraded the drinking fountain which makes it even better. There are always friendly dogs (&owners) for Bailey to play with. Lots of shade for those hot days. We went to the dog park off Power Inn and Rammona when Glenbrook was closed for repairs and there was no shade. It was too hot. Bailey was so panty when we got home, I gave her a cold shower. We weren't even there long and I hosed her off at the park. Park is nice and big too. It Durant have a separate small dog area, but it's large enough for kitties dogs to play separately if they want. I haven't had any issues here. We go at least once per week. read more

Do not bring your small dog here. People have their large dogs in the small dog area and are putting little pets at risk. Maybe for big dogs it's fine, but if you have a smaller one look elsewhere like University Park. No water for your pets and the field is not accessible if you have a wheelchair. Will not return. read more

Our first dog park, so nothing to compare to but we liked it a lot. Narrow but long so plenty of room to run. Sun ad shade trees, decent water facilities. Lots of bag dispensers with plenty of recycled grocery bags. Fair amount of grass, not just dirt. Big downside is no double gates-I was very stressed when my dog ran over to arriving family who were swinging the gate wide... read more

Glenbrook Dog Park - Not just dirt/mud at this fog park - Dog Parks Near Me - Sacramento, California

My dog loves it here, it's her favorite park out of the ones we've been to. I bring her here afternoon weekdays and she comes home tired from playing chase, wrestling and socializing. The park is located all the way in back of the baseball fields on La Riviera. There is no separation between big and small dogs. It's a fairly good size park with grass, plenty of shade, new water fountain, tennis balls and a couple of frisbees. Most owners that I come across are very polite and are pretty good about picking up after their dogs. read more

Glenbrook Dog Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Sacramento, California

I really love this Dog Park there's a place to walk the dog all around the facility, before and after, you take them through the park. People seem to pay attention to the dogs and they now have water fountains in both the small dog park in large dog park. Make sure you bring dog poop bags, they do not supply them. read more

I Like this Place. My Dog Ariel, 10Month German Shepherd Loves this Place. It May not be a Very large Space compared to the Granite Dog park but a Nice Place, with Responsible Pet Owners coming in. Ariel, had a Good time. Unlike some Parks there is No Separate Areas for Small and Big Dogs, it is rectangular in Shape about an Acre. A Resting area for the Pet Owners at the Entrance and at the End. First time when I went there I couldn't Find the Dog Park as it was behind the Little League Playground. People were Kind enough to have Placed grocery bags on the Fence as State's Budget is Short to Fill in the Bags. read more

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Nice park. Definitely bring poop bags, but there are trash cans, shaded benches, grass, trees, agility equipment and water fountain for people and dogs. Long, spacious park. Unfortunately there's a lot of freeway noise but it's still a nice park. There are a few big branches down and not yet removed, but the grass is cut. Friendly people too. read more

You're probably not going to have much fun here if you don't have a dog. But if you do have a dog, this is a fun place....for your dog. This is the preferred park for Wynstin Rufus, our 9 lb. Yorkie, and all of the fenced in open space lets him run around and stretch the legs with his new BFF's. It's a fairly large park with no separation between big dogs and little dogs so make sure your companion can run with em' all. It's kind of tucked away behind the main park and the Little League League fields and rarely is it ever crowded. There's typically more big dogs here than there are little dogs but they're pretty well behaved for the most part and the other owners are friendly and polite; one guy who brought his St. Bernard even told me that it was nice of me that I bring my wifes dog to the park for her. There's a group of regular guys that bring their dogs here too and that usually helps pass the time, talking about meat and potatoes, and such. There's a water spigot with a built-in bowl so the play hounds can lap it up when they get a little parched. Other owners will also fill the bowl for other dogs too and I like that because it's a friendly gesture since we're all here for the dogs to have fun. Plastic bags are provided so make sure to always pick up your pets breakfast deposits, or lunch, whichever. It's simply a fun place for dogs to remember they're dogs, and forget about being a household pet for awhile. The interaction is good for them and the Wynstin Rufus has never left here disappointed. We played, we pooped, we peed. Now let's go home. read more

"This 1-acre dog park includes a drinking fountain for dogs, a long run turf area with mature shade trees, a shade canopy over a seating area, benches and picnic tables for dog owners." Above is the description from the Sacto Parks Page. When my fiancê & I arrived there in search of the dog park area, we saw a big open field behind the playground which we assumed was the dog park, but weren't convinced because there were no dogs there. :( We then walked towards the far end of the field and found there was a sectioned off (chain link fenced) rectangular area to our left that fit the description a bit more for the city park guide. It looked nice and had benches lining the area and plenty of trees for shade. The rectangular shape had a length equal to about 2 swimming pools...hehe! That's the best I can think of to describe it's distance/size! ;D **Note: there wasn't an open entrance from the park field to the dog park which was surrounded by the chain link fence. It appeared the entrance to the dog park was off La Riviera on Stream View Way. There were only 2 big dogs there, and our dog is small, so we took our pooch on a walk along the American River. It was cool to see that there was an entrance to the trail right across the street from the park; so, although we didn't play at the dog park, we did go on a nice walk along the river! Hooray for options! read more

After having a really bad experience at the dog park on Bradshaw, my husband and I decided to rule out dog parks until our 5-month old German Shorthaired Pointer got a little older. Luckily, we were told about this dog park (which is actually less than a mile from our house), so we thought we'd give it a try. I was immediately impressed. This dog park is a rectangular shape, with seating areas at both ends. There is a water fountain (which includes a lower section for the dogs) kind of towards the middle, that our dog absolutely loves. There are plenty of trees that run alongside the edges of the park which give it a nice feel. The only downfall is that the only thing seperating it from the freeway is a wall, so it's kind of loud. My favorite thing about this dog park is the sense of community. Right when you walk in the gate, there is a sign that states that due to budget cuts, plastic bags cannot be provided anymore. However, on the gates there are multiple places where people have brought in their own plastic shopping bags, and someone even brought in a dustpan and scooper to pick up the poop. There are usually more dogs here in the evenings, but since a lot of the neighboring population is retired, or college students, there are dogs here during the day too. We have yet to meet anyone who is rude or unwilling to chat with us. Definitely pay this dog park a visit, especially if you live nearby. You won't regret it! read more

Our new favorite dog park! It can be hard to find- its at the very back of the park. Turn right at the street on the west side of the park- and park in the lot on the right hand side. Walk back towards the wall- it will be on your right hand side. We started bringing our dog here about 6 months ago- and even though we pass a couple of other parks on the way- it is well worth it. There's always other dogs there (weekend mornings are the most crowded) and we have had no bad experiences as of yet with the owners. We are recognizing the regulars and really appreciating the sense of community this park has. This park is sponsored by a local family and they keep it maintained. It has a bucket of balls provided for the doggies to play with, plenty of shade, several benches and picnic tables, and a doggie water fountain. Avoid the Facebook page- it's drama. Doggie drama. We love this dog park and we will be coming for years to come! read more

It is hidden, but we found it. No one was there,but we went in anyways into the small dog area. There was huge piles of poop and my dog had one flee when we arrived home. Never going again. read more

I love this dog park, it's super quite and rarely are there lots of people here. When there are more than just me, my boyfriend, and our dog, I find that the people are ALWAYS nice here, never have I encountered a rude person. It's very long and narrow so I can throw the ball far for my dog and he gets a good workout! There's plenty of shade, sitting areas for people, and a great water fountain/bowl system for the dogs! read more

One of our favorite dog parks! It's the closest one but also one of the cleanest we've been to. It's small and only flat ground, but still nice regardless! And there's always plenty of other dogs when we arrive! Most of the photos on here are not even of this particular dog park though! read more

Decent dog park with a good amount of space but me and my hounds were underwhelmed. There's just not much going on here and the sound of the freeway on the other side of the wall just wasn't all that pleasant. I prefer Sutter (http://www.yelp.com/biz/sutters-landing-dog-park-sacramento) and Partner Park (http://www.yelp.com/biz/partner-park-sacramento) over this dog park by far but it's probably really nice for the people who live nearby. read more

Glenbrook Dog Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Sacramento, California

This is a nice, clean park. There were a good number of other dogs there when we visited and owners and dogs alike were friendly. The park itself is decently large and has a tunnel and an A-frame for the dogs to play with. There is plenty of grass and shade trees as well as a fountain and benches. The one downside of the park is that they can no longer provide waste bags due to budget cuts, so make sure to bring your own. Finding the park can be a little tricky. The dog park entrance gate is actually behind the baseball fields. read more

Love this dog park. Great dogs, great owners. There are a few folks who are a bit looney, but as long as you avoid them all is well. There is even a Facebook group for the owners to discuss issues or problems and coordinate working days. Really lucky to have such a great network of responsible dog owners at this park. read more

I really enjoyed my first time at Glenbrook. More importantly, my dogs had a blast! I went there today because Toad Hollow in Davis was closed, but now that I've been there I'll definitely be back! Clean and good-sized. LOVE the doggy drinking fountain. The people I met were nice, calm, and attentive to their dogs. 4 stars because there's not a human bathroom and I would have liked a sign with the park's name on it, as well as a "Dog Park Do's and Dont's" notice. If there was one, it needs to be more obvious. All around, well worth the 40 minutes (or so) drive from Vacaville. read more

Love this park!!! So glad I was able to find it. It has a nice large area for big dogs. And grass for them to run around in. I have had some great experiences with all the regulars, who keep a watchful eye on their dogs. I just wish the smaller dogs would stay on their side. read more

omg hard to find if you've never been here ! turn on to stream view and drive towards dead end. dog park is behind baseball field . literally next to hwy 50. sound wall ! it can be pertty noisy. anyway. this is just an ok neighborhood dog park. its long and narrow. ive been here a few times, only cuz i was in the area. the few times i've been there barely any dogs there and it really smells bad around the benches, because the trash cans are right next ot them. so you can't sit anywhere comfortably. this place just is. nothing special about it at all. :/ read more

So first of all when we went here there wasnt one other dog there? That was to bad. I didnt htink the area was that big and it was long and skinny. The trees were nice but other then that it was meh. read more

Can't beat 5 minutes away...people are friendly which is always nice...my only thing is that the dust can get my dog pretty messy, so going early in the morning when it's wet can be rough. read more

Nice big run area if you have a larger dog. The park is not separated for small and large dogs, but all the dogs are friendly ! Well... That's how they should be when you take your dog to a park . There are a lot of seating areas and a water fountain . It's a great local dog park . The times I gave ventured there everyone was very nice read more

This dog park look nice but it was empty when Amaya and I arrived. Within 15 min, a couple of owners came in but just did their own thing playing with their dogs. Amaya so much wanted to play, but the other dogs were not very sociable, neither the owners--poor Amaya... lets go baby, leave them with their stuck up selves.. lol. read more

I've been here for a few sorority and fraternity sporting and picnic events. Its a huge park with a baseball, softball feilds, tennis court, huge feild and a fenced off jungle gym for kids. read more

Didn't seem too crowded, I do like the area, the tennis courts are good.

Nice place to play ball with my dog! Grass and dirt. Nice dogs. Wish there were more tennis balls laying around.

Very spacious, a little hidden from the front of the park but I like how its long, has water fountain for dogs and lots of trees around.