It's a much larger dog area than most if not all other parks nearby. There are enclosed area for…read morebigger dogs in a huge area and a good size area for the little ones. Dirt and natural grass. The park has convenient poop pickup bags in both big and small dog areas (but you have have to do a bit more walking in the big dog area). Shaded area with seats if you get tired. You can also leash up your pooch and go for a walk along with bay trail that is right next to the park. Cool wind sculptures on the top of the hill. Clean bathrooms and drinking fountains for both human and dogs in the parking lot by the enclosed dog park area.

We've gone to this dog park a handful of times before, and it's always well liked by my puppies…read more There's some giant telephone poles or beams with concrete cinderblocks around them and my dogs like to jump up and run across those while in the dog park area. There's also some overgrown Weeds onto one side of the field, so I'm sure there is bunnies or groundhog that live in there cause my dogs are always always sniffing around! Lol There is a small dog park and a little dog park along with a dog fountain and hose out in front. There's also a bathroom for women nearby. There's also a really nice trail and some cool art sculptures and interactive art pieces at the top of the hill if you walk all the way up. This particular day my dogs were tired and didn't want to walk all the way up so we just walked around the park for 30 minutes and got to play with dogs And then we left.

This is our favorite dog park in the SF area! The owners are usually responsible and make sure…read moretheir dogs are being good. There aren't that many "forgotten" dog droppings. Also, there is so much space for your dog to run around! The only con is that it's quite hilly and can get muddy after rain. The water fountain is down a slope and I almost slip every single time we go.

How is this place less than 10 minutes from my house and I never knew? My dogs have never been to a…read moredog park so I was a little apprehensive. I was also concerned because there is no division for small and large dogs and my dogs are small. I came on a Sunday around 1pm and it was not crowded at all and I easily found parking on the street. I have to say, the park is beautiful. There are a few picnic tables but be warned, if it is a hot day there is no shade at the tables. That being said, there is plenty of shade in other areas just no where to sit if you need to. There is a water fountain for the dogs and trash cans at the entrance. Thank goodness! No having to put used poo bags in the car for the ride home. It is great to walk around the park but keep in mind it is on a hill. I can also imagine this place gets very muddy in the winter. We found all the people there to be friendly as well as the dogs. Most of the dogs there that day were big dogs but my dogs did manage to find some that would play with them.

We went to the northern entrance of Fitzgerald reserve only to find out it was closed due to sea…read morepups. We drove a few minutes south to the other entrance and found street parking. We skipped the tree tunnel this time only because my kid was anxious to tide pool. We walked down the long flight of stairs to the beach to find amazing tide pools and a clean beach. No restrooms on this side, no dogs, no beach toys, no food (though I saw people with it), and no collecting. If you come here be sure to bring a well fitted hat, sunscreen (even on cloudy days), towel, water, and sturdy shoes. The tide pools rocks can be slippery so wearing shoes with grip can help avoid falls. I saw two adults slip in the 90 minutes we were there. I saw anemones, crabs, clams and so much kelp of all colors.

The Seal Cove Cypress Tree Tunnel is a quick and easy trail to explore, take pictures, and to…read moresimply just enjoy nature. Parking is free which is a plus--located near the Fitzgerald marine reserve, and there are public bathrooms to use as well. The trees do give off a spooky/enchanted vibe, but that's the cool thing about nature!

Such a great find! Our pup lived this hidden gem. Great trails. Bathrooms on site, lots of poop…read morebags and garbage cans. The creek was a big hit for our pup, had a blast. My only complaint would be not every dog that goes is friendly. It's kind of one of those things if you know your dog is not friendly then please do not bring them to an "off leash" area. The whole point is to let dogs be dogs and play and have fun, we don't need aggressive dogs with rude owners on the trails. Prepare to hike!

My dog and I are on the same page that we love this place! So lucky to have an off leash…read morehiking/walking option in town. Parking is always easy in the residential side lower entrance. My dog always makes friends here and has a blast running through the water. We tend to do two loops of the off leash area which works out great. If your dog is friendly and has recall the off leash portion of the park is great!

We parked at the free public lot here and walked down to the beach. The beach was pretty empty and…read moredog friendly. We then walked along the Coastal trail. The walk parallels the Ritz Carltons golf course. The views and fresh air were excellent. The Ritz Carlton offers free public seating and restroom access to people walking along the trail. The trail s paved and makes it easy for those who might be mobility impaired.

Beautiful lookout and path down to the beach. There are bathrooms at the top, along with a few…read morepicnic tables. Be careful coming here at night for the sunset, lots of people trying to also come and see the gorgeous view

A wonderful place for a pacific-side hike... cliffs and dunes, topped by a unique cypress tree…read moreforest of weathered and worn trees. The trees form a large covered pathway reminiscent of the arches of a large cathedral. We were there in late summer, on a day when the fog was hugging the shore and creating an eerie atmosphere... it made for a beautiful atmosphere so typical of this shore. Parking wasn't an issue as we were there on a Saturday morning. I imagine this gets busier later in the day.... looks like it might be a very popular spot for picnics. The pathways are well maintained, and you get great access to this unique ecosystem. Make sure you hike to the top of the cliff and walk into the "cypress tree tunnels" to see what I'm talking about... it's a beautiful place.

This is such a cute, ocean-themed, neighborhood park! It is small but the structures are…read moreinteresting enough to hold my almost five year old's attention for sometimes two hours. As with most Bay Area parks, it has a separate area for children 2-5, which I have seen mostly people with babies use because that area is really contained. Also, since the park isn't very big, the area for children over 5 isn't intimidating to smaller children. This is because unlike larger parks, big kids aren't unknowingly running over the little kids while they are playing. This is a good thing if you are trying to keep track of a small child. The structures are so cute. There is a lighthouse and boat, a dolphin decorated slide, a shark, and toward the back of the structure are two walls for climbing - one with a monster on it and the other - well, it is a bit hard to identify (!?!?). It looks like Pinnochio maybe, but that is a little random. It could be just a dancing boy wearing shorts with suspenders and a feather in his cap - which, is still random, hahaha. Anyway, the walls are fun and my daughter climbs right up them and then swings to a rope and pulls herself up onto the structure that way. Man, I wish I could do what she does! There is a small basketball court as well, so I bring my daughter's bike and she takes turns riding her bike all around the black top and then going on the structures and then back to biking. It's great. We are so lucky to have Moss Beach Park nearby!

This is gotta be the worst dog park that I've ever been to for being newly remodeled. They did a…read morehorrible job left fire hydrants that don't work in the middle of a dog park for an obstacle put planner boxes for more obstacles. There's so much room for improvement for this dog park. This is sad that it is in Burlingame, which is a rich community maintenance on the park is horrible water fountain for dogs has no pressure for being brand. New controls are on the wrong side. Don't know who installed it, but it must've been a technician. Or somebody that doesn't know how to plan anything if I lived in Burlingame I wouldn't want to be part of this park. water bowls for the bottom of the park gotta be filled outside and carried in instead of putting a hose bib in so you could fill it where the water needs to come was never done in the planning when they rebuilt this park!

Tucked behind the baseball diamonds, the dog park in Burlingame is super long and relatively thin…read more Dirt and grass. People are picking up poop so there are no landmines when I visited. Everyone seemed friendly and a lot of locals but my visiting hound dog had a good time.

This dog park IS FANTASTIC! I was incredibly impressed at the quality of the agility course! Not…read moreeveryone there was training their dog on the course, but if those who were, very old and friendly giving tips is suggestions on how to start off a beginner with a puppy. Dogs and Dog handlers were friendly and cooperative. There are a few separate areas. I don't know if they were clearly labeled. One area had the agility cod course and there's another area. When I was there was little dogs and big dogs in the agility park and the other area had a few small dogs. Definitely recommend whether you intend using agility or not.

The revamped dog park is now opened! They have two separate sides now which is nice. There's two…read morewater fountains, but the old one is still grimy and dirty. They did redo the agility ramp and hurdles and added one additional agility option. They did add landscaping and trees though which make it much nicer. I went in the morning and it was way busier than I've ever seen it. Hopefully this continues to be a great addition to the downtown dogs!