This is our favorite dog park in the SF area! The owners are usually responsible and make sure their 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. read more

How is this place less than 10 minutes from my house and I never knew? My dogs have never been to a dog 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. read more

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This is an amazing dog park on an amazingly valuable piece of land in a very convenient place. It's huge. There is lots of shade and huge trees, lots of hills for dogs to run up and down. On the other hand, there are only two parking spaces and it's dangerous walking the dogs from there into of the park. There is water for the dogs inside the park, but it's a very hazardous walk to get there unless you exit the park and walk a short distance through the handicap parking space. The other issue with this park is the surface. There are lots of weeds and lots of very slippery surfaces for humans to slip and fall on. On the other hand, it is so convenient from the freeway. I'm sure I'll be coming back. read more

Skyline Park - This is how you would walk to the water. - Dog Parks Near Me - Burlingame, California

Nicely laid out dog park with lots of room and elevation changes. Lots of good exercise for dogs and people. Parking is mostly on skyline... just watch if you have to cross the street! read more

Brand-new fenced-in park (well, new as compared to other parks in the area, but about a year old), that is HUGE, built on a previously unused hill right next to the 280 South, right off the Trousdale exit in the hills of Burlingame. As others have said, parking can be slightly challenging, although I happened to get one of the few allotted paved spaces, but there is ample parking on Skyline before the two allotted spaces where you can simply park on the side of the road inside the white line. There is one space for disabled visitors -- the only problem is that this park will be extremely difficult for a physically challenged person to navigate because it's all uphill from the gate on a dirt surface with no railings. Plenty of space for dogs to run, plus two picnic tables and two benches, one at the top of the hill. Water fountain with spouts for dogs and humans, and also one to fill up your water bottle -- although if your dog is a constant drinker and needs to get water a lot, when you're up on the hill it's a little difficult to to continuously navigate down the hill and back again. If your dog can wait til before you leave that's probably best -- unless your game for some good exercise. Oh, and really nice people and nice dogs. My one complaint is that in the strip of area closest to the freeway, there's a lot of foxtail, at least right now in August (there are photos above showing grass at other times of the year). It appears the Burlingame Parks Dept did their best to mow it down, although the mower blades can't get every single foxtail, plus they grow back fast. I would encourage the Parks Dept to make it a priority to double-down on mowing the foxtail when they're in season and then use some type of sweeper to pick up as much of the cuttings as possible. Foxtails can be very dangerous for dogs. That being said, most dogs were playing on the side of the hill closest to Skyline where there was bare evidence of foxtail. Before getting in the car, I checked my dog's paws, legs and nose and found no foxtails (and, suggestion: you should too). I do also think the City of Burlingame should look into investing more in a formal stairs with railing OR a switchback trail that starts at the entrance and goes all the way up the hill to perhaps where the line of young tree plantings are to not only accommodate physically challenged persons, but just everyone in general because I could see slips and falls happening at times in the future. I suggest they contact the City of Fairfield's Parks Dept and ask them to send photos and/or plans of their excellent Cordelia Park, where they have a switchback trail up a steep hill to get to the dog park at top. Skyline doesn't need anything as fancy as theirs but could use that as a model. Also Yelp says it's open 24/7 but the sign outside the park says sunrise to sunset. I'll submit a correction to Yelp but sometimes it takes a while. But, that all said, this is definitely one of the COOLEST new parks in the Upper Peninsula and definitely a "destination dog park" for you and your four-legged child! (Note: one other reviewer below, Charlie, who happened to be the first to review, stated emphatically that this is solely a dog park and not for children; however, upon reviewing information I found posted by the City of Burlingame, that is not correct -- it is a regular public park which allows picnics and recreational activities and such but that allows dogs to be off-leash so, in essence, a combination regular park and dog park. The park's name is Skyline Park, not Skyline Dog Park. That being said, it appears to have naturally morphed into really just a dog park for the most part (although maybe when there's grass here people will picnic?). So, children are definitely allowed, although, I take his point, do be careful as there is a great deal of dog activity on the grounds at all times which may conflict with any children playing.) read more

Skyline Park - Entrance to Skyline Dog Park. - Dog Parks Near Me - Burlingame, California

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Really nice fenced in dog park. I just wish there are a lot of dogs there. We got there at 10:30am on Sunday morning and the entire park is empty. No one in sight. After 10 mins, one person with a dog shows up. She said this park is hit or miss. Week night has more dogs than weekend. We stayed for about 30 mins and there are two more dogs show up. Overall, it's a nice dog park as there are a lot of open space and trees provide good shades. Maybe we will try again on week night. There are only 2 official parking space for this park. I guess everyone could just park on the side of the road if it gets busy? read more

Skyline Park - 10:30am Sunday morning - no dog in sight other than my own - Dog Parks Near Me - Burlingame, California

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First of all, this is a DOG Park... not for kids or picnics with blankets and food. not for kids to bring soccer balls or toys. not for weirdos with drones. its a DOG PARK! And a beautiful one with a gently sloping hill, lots of benches, a brand new FILTERED water fountain for dogs and human water bottle refills. Parking is a bit challenging, as the ONE parking space is for handicapped, which looks challenging in itself to get in and out of! Lots of street parking along Skyline ;) Beautifully fragrant eucalyptus trees and tons of grass for dogs to run in. Plenty of space to s-p-r-e-a-d out and socially distance. Its not quite so quiet as the fenceline juts up against Hwy 280. Nevertheless, a great, large space for your pup to fun free in a safe space! Enjoy! read more

Skyline Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Burlingame, California

Wow great off leash dog park! Beautiful trees, grassy hills and some benches/picnic tables for the humans! LOTS OF ROOM for dogs of all sizes to roam, love it!! Looks to be fairly new park and well taken care of. Owners pick up after their dog here. Watch your step for tree stumps and dog dug holes :). Only two marked parking spots next to the entrance and looks like others are parking along the road shoulder. Happy with this new find! read more

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This off leash dog park is provided by Burlingame Parks & Rec. Was closed 05/29/24 through 06/07/24 for some grading work but is back open now (visited 06/12/24). It is quite a large area, completely fenced in, with lots of smells for our canine friends. If there was anything that could improve the facility would be covering/removing/ cutting down foxtails that unfortunately can be very detrimental to dogs. It looks like some of the grading has covered up a large area, which is great. Facility is constructed on a fairly steep hillside, so some may find it difficult to traverse. There is a water fountain provided, but it is at the bottom of the hill at the entrance, so you'll want to be sure to bring a bowl and a container to carry water, or the individual cupped containers owners often use for their dog's hydration. Trash bins are provided, which are also at the bottom of the hill at the entrance. Two paved parking spaces are provided as well as two paved handicap spaces. Otherwise parking along Skyline Blvd with caution for traffic passing closely by. One entrance with inner and outer gates provides a fairly steep two tier set of steps to access the park with handrail. A second set of inner and outer gates are on the left hand side of the park access that enters onto slightly less sloped hillside, but currently will have to climb over a fairly wide concrete drainage trough to get to a sloped gravel covered pathway into the park. There are no signs at the park to inform of the hours that the park is open, but if the Park & Rec website listing is correct, it shows 24/7. Enjoy! read more

Skyline Park - View from lower side of park looking up the hillside with gravel pathway that slopes up from right to left - Dog Parks Near Me - Burlingame, California

Friendly and playful puppers for my nearly year old pupper and friendly pup pawrents.

Went on a sunny Sunday afternoon around 2:00. Averaged around 5 or 6 dogs during the hour we were there. Nice open space with grass at this time of year, though a bit muddy in places with the recent rain. Nice to have a fully enclosed space of that size. A couple picnic tables and benches, good mix of shade and sun. Not really much in the way of "hiking" like with Pulgas Ridge but possible to get some exercise tromping up and down the hillside, and better than a totally flat, dirt area like Seal Point Park, plus no pee smell. read more

Skyline Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Burlingame, California

The good: Amazing 3.5 acre fenced DOG PARK brought my three girls here for a great day. The bad: You take your life in your hands trying to find parking. The up side of this is it keeps dog walkers with a van full of 20 dogs they can't watch away. The ugly: They do have one wheelchair van accessible spot BUT the park itself is completely inaccessible. ‍ It's 2021 it's really inexcusable to not be accessible for all people. read more

This is a fantastic and very large dog park. My dog, Winston, loves exploring here and meeting other dogs. The scenery is beautiful! The only downside is limited parking, but there's plenty of street parking. I highly recommend. read more

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GROSS! Mostly dirt with tons of flies and poop everywhere. Don't recommend Not worth the time read more