This park is always open, clean, and full of balls and shaded places to sit. There are spigots and…read morebowls for clean water, and a nice separation for little dogs and big dogs. I've met some very friendly folks there, and my dogs have made some furry friends.

Best dog park ever! Well cared for. Dogs got along. Too bad 95 miles from home! Great spot. Both…read moredogs enjoyed.

Doggy Adventures at Choice Avocados Ranch is pure heaven for dogs! My pup had the best time running…read morearound, playing with new friends, and exploring all the open space. It's such a beautiful spot, and you can tell the staff truly loves what they do.The whole experience felt so relaxed and naturalno cramped dog parks, just happy dogs living their best lives. My pup was exhausted (in the best way) by the time we left!If you want to give your dog an amazing off-leash adventure, this is the place. We'll definitely be back!

NOT WORTH IT FOR THE PRICE $$$ I tried Doggy Adventures for…read morethe first time through the Sniffspot app, excited to surprise my boyfriend with a magical couple hours, hiking trails, spending time in the stream, picking avocadoes, and drinking fresh squeezed lemonade (as advertised on Sniffspot app). Sniffspot laid out the charges for that as $156 to cover me and my boyfriend and our 3 dogs to include access to the stream, avocado picking & freshly squeezed lemonade. I texted the Doggy Adventures team months in advance to get more info while I was booking it, but didn't hear back until 1 day before our scheduled visit. Once they contacted me, they informed me the ONLY thing covered for the $156 paid, would be doing the basic trails on one side of their property (the trails are only on a small portion of the 35-acres). No stream. No avocadoes. No lemonade. That's $78/hour to hike what in my opinion, is a pretty basic dirt trail that I could do for free just down the road. Really the biggest allure was that it was only going to be us hiking the grounds, no other dogs or people, which for my reactive pup, was a PLUS. We could hear the stream, down the hill, but because I couldn't pay the additional $157, access was denied to us for that part of the experience. On a warm sunny day in the hills of Fallbrook, with 3 panting dogs, that was just torture. The whole thing seems pretty strange. Advertised as magical, only to be denied to the experience unless you pay another $157, which was NOT disclosed on their Sniffspot page, which also is not cool. Add insult to injury, their trails are crawling with California Burclover which releases burs that stuck to my terrier and shitzu's fur to the point that it was causing them distress/pain. It took us 4 hours just to remove them. It left our dogs eyes almost stitched shut from the burrs, in their ears, on their lips. It was horrible. I get that something like this is not directly the owner's fault, but the very LEAST they could've done was give us a warning, or put signs up or something, if they know people are bringing their dogs on to their trails. Overall, it was a disappointing experience, not worth the $$$, especially in this economy.

Essig Park is a well-kept, family-friendly place tucked away in Yucca Valley. It's cleaner and more…read morepolished than most parks in the area. Smooth concrete walkways, fresh landscaping, and shade structures give it a pleasant, clean, maintained atmosphere Dog-friendly perks * Separate small & large dog areas * Water fountains & benches - both sides have them, so you stay comfortable * Fully fenced & double-gated - adds peace of mind for dog owners. Family & community feel It's not just about dogs--there's a modest playground, grassy picnic areas, and restroom facilities and is frequently used for public events.

Clean, well maintained. Would stop again. Not crowded, nice shaded area. Would recommend as a good…read moreplace to stop when traveling.

Clean, safe space with grass for the dogs to play on, water for the dogs to drink, and shade trees…read moreto keep the dogs cool on a hot day.

This is such a nice dog park!!!! I go to dog parks all the time and this one is HUGE and clean and…read morewell maintained. It's quiet, not a lot of dogs. Thank you to the City of Indio for such a nice place to take our dogs.

This is a pretty gross dog park. It's smaller than a tennis court, all dirt (no grass) and no one…read morepicks up after their dogs, including, I would assume, the city workers who are supposed to do this job. I decided to be a good samaritan and started to pick up some other dogs' poo but stopped after a dozen or so. There were several dozen more. Come on, Big Bear. Do better. The only reason I'm giving this place two starts instead of one is because the people I met there - locals - were nice people.

Was visiting in town, happy that this dog park was local. Only 5 mins away from the village…read more 2 things I wasn't the biggest fan of, 1. The Sand(super messy) 2. Was that many dogs maybe only 1-2, I seen more dogs outside of the actual dog park. Just roaming around the actual park.. But overall was cool that dog had somewhere to let some energy out.

By Palm Springs city hall. Very social for dogs and owners. Small and large dog parks…read more Best place around!

Well kept areas for smalland large friendly pups and people. Will definitely go back if in the area.read more

I was recently camping in Crestline and I like to come down to Lake Gregory. This time I decided to…read moreget out on the water and the first available rental was the Swan boat that you pedal on the lake. It was very easy to rent and the team there is very friendly and helpful. It was $45 for one hour which was perfect. We felt safe and really enjoyed the boat, and the lake and all the views that came with it. I don't know why I didn't try this sooner since I've been coming up here a few years already. I will definitely make this a tradition every time I come up.

We rented paddle boards for two hours on the lake. The staff was helpful and informative, they even…read moregave us a place to put our belongings that weren't going out onto the lake with us. The weather was slightly cool and it was a little bit windy that day, but we still had a great time!

The Ranch Park is one of my favorites in the Big Bear City area. For anyone visiting Big Bear who…read morewould like to visit a park but not deal with tourist-heavy areas, The Ranch Park is such a wonderful spot. Located in the back of a residential area, the park features relaxing energy with some beautiful nature / mountain views. If you're looking for a place to see the famous Big Bear Wild Burros (donkeys), they are often roaming around this neighborhood, especially if you take Lakewood Drive to the back of the neighborhood. Sometimes they can be seen wandering around The Ranch Park, especially when it's early in the morning or late in the evening and not super crowded. There's a really nice fenced in dog park (The Ranch Bark Park), but also lots of other features including a playground, climbing rock, tennis courts, basketball courts, and a ADA-friendly walking path. Parking has never once been an issue in all the years that I've been visiting this park. There's a large free lot in the center of the park, as well as an additional lot across the street, and other places in the neighborhood where you could park on the street if you needed to. No structured bathrooms, but lots of porta potties that are regularly checked and usually pretty clean.

Such a gem. Super quiet. Hidden behind a playground. 4 minutes away from where we stayed which is…read morenear Sugarloaf, so opposite of the big bear blvd bark park. We went around 12:30pm. Our dog is 20lbs but there is no small dog/large dog designated areas. It's for all sizes. We enjoyed!!