This park is cute and great for dogs! The fence is well maintained and easy to access. Very nice…read morelittle area of the park. There's bathrooms really close and very easy to just let your kids play around the corner on the park equipment.

For those with small dogs, this place is far bigger than those in the OC. Nice grass, shade,…read morebenches to sit on and terrific huge park for leashed walkies. There is an entrance fee to the park itself and I from what I've seen, no obvious parking outside to walk in. So, would be sorta expensive over many visits. I visited with Barky McBarkface as a treat for both of us to get outa the house and try this new to us dog park. If it were closer I might just buy a pass, but it's a little far afield from us. Too bad almost all OC dog parks have areas that are not too nice for small dogs and their owners. Lotta dirt and tiny enclosures. Not as if the dogs care so much, but this human does. Even though I very much enjoyed this dog park, it would have been better to have a water fountain for dog bowls INSIDE instead of having to go OUTSIDE the enclosure to fill up the bowl's interspersed inside. Just a thought.

It's so hard to find a decent dog park in Chula Vista. I saw the Yelp review for Orange Park so I…read morethought I would give it a try. Prime time Sunday afternoon and nobody was there. There are 2 separate fenced in areas for Large and Small Dogs but since no other dog was there, we went into both sides. There is trash and dog poop people haven't picked up. It could have potential, but people need to find out about it, use it and keep it up. I probably won't be back. It sucks to have to drink to Otay or Ocean Beach to get a decent dog park

Great dog park. Spacious dog park with one side for small dogs and a large dog area. Library, park,…read moreand playground nearby in orange park.

I frequent this dog park about 3x a week. It's usually busiest around the late afternoon on…read moreweekdays, so there's opportunity for a lot of dog socialization. They have a small dog side and big dog side, but if you bring your big dog/puppy to the small dogs side, most people are usually okay with that as long as it's not too aggressive in its play. Both sides have pretty big areas so they have room to run, run, run. And bring that's it's a public park as well, it's all natural, with grass, dirt, and even gophers. Not much in shade; there's a couple of trees on each side. A couple of tables and benches, too, but that's it. Water stations on each side are good. Both sides have little dog obstacles/ramps for them to exercise on. Overall, it's a really good dog park, and the size is one of the biggest, if not the biggest dog park, in the county.

Rohr park in general is huge with tons of playgrounds, grass, trails, ball fields golf course etc…read more There are multiple entrances for parking and u can't drive all the way through. The dog park does have a parking area right next to it unless u want to walk through the park. They have two areas for the dogs- small and large. The small dog side is pretty decent size with water fountain, bowls, and doggie bag dispenser. It's pretty clean. It has a few agility equipment items. We tried the ramp and it was super steep so u need to run to get up it. It was a Tuesday morning so only one other dog not interested in playing but we sniffed until our hearts were delighted. There were more dogs on the big dog side. There is a little grass on the small dog side which is nice where as the big dog side is almost none. Overall this is a nice park to bring your pups!

Nice small park hidden away inside the Cays. Located outside the Montego Village gates it is open…read moreto the public. Small jungle gym type setup with very large grassy area adjoining. Benches near the playground so you can watch the kids play. Ample parking. Situated very close to the Silver Strand Back Bay Park and an easy walk to the Pacific side. No restroom facilities. This is a great park to avoid the crush, play with the kids and then back to the state parks all without having to be on a major road. DOWNSIDE: No dogs allowed.

Enclosed, ok size for a large dog, mostly dirt and weeds. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem like folks…read moreclean up after their pets, which contributed to the overall rating.

Dog area is small, but so is the rest of the park. No biggie, it could still be a good quick stop…read morefor your pup to run off some energy & go no. 1/2. The parking lot is huge, so one should have problem finding a spot in most instances. I went on a Sunday @ 4pm though. I didn't see a large and small dog park, looked like one park. But I never made it in. I walked around the immediate vicinity to ensure this park was the only dog park area, since I saw 2 dogs (a rottie & pit) in there, and someone laying down...didn't wanna go I guess. Welp that was it, as I approached the dog area w/my dog on leash the pitfall started barking, so the person got up and started going through her stuff. The pit continues barking, but the tail wags a bit....But then the lady comes over with a leash and clips the pit. I asked her if the rottie was dog friendly - no clue what she said. She then puts the handle portion just over the fence post. I told her that's not secure nor safe, and she mumbled something I couldn't understand. I think she went to get another leash, but I told her that's okay we would leave as I don't feel safe with her dogs. The rottie ran along the fence line barking at us (rolled down back window) as we drove out - I guess they were mad we didn't come play.Not sure if you can make out the pit in the photo, he/she isn't big, but I don't want need any problems for my dog or myself. - especially if the dogs ganged up on my dog or me. I don't believe in breed targeting/discrimination, so the fact that these two are deemed "aggressive" breeds by society's standards has 0 bearing here. Just wanted folks to be aware of this lady. It's hard to make out the pit, in the right corner. Without this lady (I feel like she's a consistent customer here), I'd rate this place a 3-star since it does cover the basics.

One of the oldest parks in the South Bay. Been coming here for years, there is 2 of them in between…read morethem there's a restaurant. Both parks are good for parties & hangouts & BBQ's. When I was a kid most Easter's & Birthday parties were here. One park has a pier to fish the other has a loading deck for boats. When I was a teenager I came here as well but not for family gatherings but to hang out with friends. And it's a good spot to bring girls late at night & you know....play BINGO in the back seat :) the first park has alot of parking spots for that. Now that I'm a dad & family man I come again for birthday parties & also just to hang with family to grill & see the low riders on weekends. My favorite reason to come tho is to see the Sunsets with my daughters, have a late picnic, listen to music & just watch the sun set, love it. Me & my family's favorite park in the South Bay hands down. Now with the Gaylord Resort next door the park looks better & is extended. We will continue to go & see those sunsets & one day I'll bring my grandkids here too. See you soon J Street Park.

I've been visiting this park since 1987 when I had my…read moreapartment on 4th and H. I was much younger then, and would ride my bike to the park to get out of the house. Needless to say they've made some big changes in the last nearly 40 years. Plenty of picnic tables and park benches throughout the area. Some on full sun some shaded. Of course the big feature of this park nice boat launching ramp. On my last visit I saw a squadron of pelicans fly past several times. Each time by the time I got my phone out they were gone. They usually do a good job keeping the grounds and restroom clean.

A clean, well-organized space with a doggy water fountain + human water fountains that can be used…read moreto fill 3 large water bowls as they become depleted. Clearly displayed signage of the Park Rules with additional signs emphasizing the requisite "Clean Up After Your Pet." There are at least 5 sitting benches in the medium/large dog area -- one bench in the designated "small dog area". There is one baggie dispenser/disposal at each end of the larger space & several other garbage bins. Pet Peeves at any dog park: 1. People who don't think the posted rules apply to them, especially when it comes to cleaning up after their pets. Particularly annoying are people who purposefully do NOT keep their eyes on their dogs (like sitting in one spot glued to their cell phone screen.) 2. People who are in denial about their dog's aggression toward other dogs: pups & people can & have been maimed & killed by out-of-control dogs. Yes, even in dog parks. Yes, even in Chula Vista. If an owner cannot voice control the animal, tragedy can easily occur. Sorry no LaLaLand -- "just be nice" doesn't cut it in the real world. A well trained dog is a necessity especially in dog park settings where "pack behavior" can progress to "mob behavior" when proper monitoring is not in play. Yeah -- just like humans, imagine that! That said, my experience In this park, like in all dog parks, is a mixed bag. In ORTC, I thankfully have found some experienced. well-trained dog owners and novices who are willing to learn what they need to know when introducing their dogs into a new mix of dog-play community. And, are savvy to passing their growing skills & knowledge onto their beloved pets. These owners are seeking community for themselves as well as their pets. Health and safety for all are the dominant values with such a supportive base. ORTC Dog Park is in the constant process of achieving that unique perspective among its dog-owning and shopping community.

Huge area for large dogs-filled with poo and people not paying attention…read moreSmall dog area is just that, small

Such a good time!!…read more ​This is a newly renovated park that is perfect for families! The pirate-themed play structures are super cool, and the kids absolutely enjoyed running and climbing. There are plenty of activities to choose from, including a splash pad, sand play, a huge grassy area for running or flying kites, kayaking, and fishing. There is also plenty of shade for both kids and adults at the picnic tables, but there's also enough room to bring your own pop-up tent if you want. I did see porta-potties on-site. I am hoping they are just there temporarily for a restroom renovation, but no one in our group needed to use them, so I didn't get close enough to see if there were any signs posted. ​ The parking lot has plenty of space for a normal day at the park. I imagine if there is a big event or multiple birthday parties going on it could get full, but it was fine for us. ​The park was incredibly clean, and my kids had a blast playing with the other children. No bullies or mean kid vibes at all, so shoutout to the parents! We will definitely be back and will come even more prepared with props to play next time.

Pepper Park definitely got a nice glow-up! The updated playground and splash pad are really nice,…read moreespecially for the kids. They did a great job with that part. But man... y'all forgot the bathrooms...They're consistently pretty nasty, and there are often people sheltering or hanging around in there, which can make it uncomfortable when you're bringing kids in to use them. If you're gonna upgrade the playground and splash pad, the bathrooms needed some love too. Fix those up and this park would be so much better for families

I visited this park last weekend, it was my second time. We went hoping to see wildlife and we…read moresadly saw very little. We were there mid-day which perhaps wasn't the best time. We took the longer trail, the one that goes by the base and it was frankly not very interesting. Some parts smelled bad due to brackish water. It would be much better to run this trail if you're into fitness, or ride a bike. The trail ended at the slough with views of the river and Mexico. The trail was out and back and it would be nice if it could do a loop instead, hopefully plans to build a bridge are in the works. It would also be nice if the trail could connect to the beach. There's a small visitor center with exhibits and the rangers we talked to were very friendly and helpful. Parking is free and there are no fees to enjoy this park.

Absolutely beautiful! The trails are amazing and so well maintained. The estuaries are serene and…read moregorgeous. The birds are plentiful and their songs of happiness echo through the beautiful foliage. I love this place

While visiting the San Diego area, we made a stop at this dog park. Huge and mostly dirt but pretty…read moreclean with many places to sit and walk. Recommend!

One of the more popular dog parks in the city. It's nestled between south and north park. Parking…read moreis decent. It's a decent size. You can be in the main area where most dogs interact aka the area immediately in front of the gate or walk alongside the edges or the wings of the park and have it be a bit more secluded. Bring a ball because not enough sticks and branches to go around here. And your own poop bags because none are there as far as I could tell.