Best dog park in San Diego county. They recently replaced…read moreall the gates and reseeded the lawn. The care that is taken at this dog park is above and beyond. People are friendly and chatty. Multiple spots to sit and rest. My dogs love this park

We were heading up to Encinitas and I needed to run Cako around before having to deal with crowds…read more I also ran into a colleague, who doesn't live in the area, but came up here because they didn't go to the beach. She said it's a great park...and it is! There's a section for small dogs, a section for first timers to the park, and then a large space for the rest. All the dogs Cako encountered were friendly, and a majority of the people too. I mean, some dog owners can be odd, but most smiled. Definitely worth checking out with your four legged family. It's nice to come to a dog park that still has grass. The city takes very good care of it. There's a water fountain as well! Cako Approves!

Update. I stopped…read moregoing to this dog park due to all of the ticks there. There is wooded area but I go hiking with my pup regularly and this was one of the worst tick spots. After an hour or so of being there, I pulled off about 15 ticks from him.

I love visiting this dog haven park with my family. Dogs can roam off-leash, and it's such a…read morewonderful community. The park features several trails, a children's playground, and even a bridge dedicated to dogs that have crossed the rainbow.

TRUST THOSE WHO YELP REGULARLY…read more.. 1st Timer, but definitely not the last. Well thought out design, nice ocean views, seating, and play area for the kids. This is a leashless park to allow dogs to run, chase balls, and play. It is NOT fenced in, so if your pooch likes to bolt, this wouldn't be the place for you guys. Recommended

No fence, bummer. A family was eating at a picnic table and got very upset that my dog, and others,…read morekept bothering them.... I repeated "it's a DogPark." They kept yelling, finally got mad and left!!

Drove over 1 hr to find out it's resistance ONLY. Should not be listed in YELP. No happy at all!!!read more

Went for a walk with the doggies with my buddy Leslie, and she took me to a fab little dog park…read morethat's hidden away in Bressi Ranch. It's really for small doggies, 'cause it's not really big enough for big dogs to run. But for the little critters, it's perfect. It's located on Dogwood, how cute is that. The developers did good. There's a black wrought iron fence that surrounds a small grassy space, two benches inside for people to sit on, a big beautiful tree, and you can let your little dogs run free. Joey and his little buddy ran around and around, and inspected every inch of the property, while Les and I sat and gabbed. It was very quiet, with nobody else around. On weekends, this place is probably hopping. What a nice find. P.S. The map that pulls up isn't right. If you go east on Town Garden Rd up into Bressi Ranch, you turn right on Alverton and left on Dogwood and the park will be on your right.

First time at this part and it was great. Lots of places to walk around and let your dog run…read more Everyone there was so friendly and the park was very well kept.

Need something other than bark for ground cover. My senior dog had issues with walking on the bark…read more It's fine for younger dogs. Not too big either

This is a short trail that runs along side Valley middle school. You can park your car on the…read morestreet and access the trail on Tamarack. There are signs at the beginning of the trail and garbage cans. Please remember to pick up the dog poop. Also the trail is not fenced off so you have to be careful about your dog running onto the street.

No grass at all, only wood chips. Also no shade, no place to sit, no water for the pups. Would not…read morerecommend.

Huge dog park but it is all wood chips, there are no benches and almost no shade. Only some shade…read moreat the end of the day.

This is a dog park with two separate fenced in areas; one for smaller dogs and one for bigger dogs…read more When I came on a Friday night my dog was the only one there for 30 minutes until another dog came. The dogs we met were all friendly and the people too. These dog parks are only dirt though, no grass, and unfortunately there isn't a ton of shade or seating.

The park is ok....sometimes there are a lot of dogs...sometimes none. Yesterday especially, but…read morealso today, the area has a bad smell. I know grass is not an option....but I wish they would consider it. They need more benches for the people....especially with some shade. I am grateful there is a place I can take my dog...and there is a nice walking area outside of the dog park.

You know those hidden gems that you become aware of? And suddenly you become torn between telling…read moreeveryone about it or simply keeping it to yourself? Let me just tell you--This is one of those places for me! Let's shout it from the canyon top about this awesome park. It's a spacious park that has a playground, nice & clean bathrooms, a sand volleyball court, tennis courts, cement bench tables (some shaded) & dog friendly. Perfect for group gatherings. It's easily accessible from the neighboring homes. Has its own parking lot and street parking is available too.

An absolutely awesome park that somehow overlooked reviewing after all the UYE potluck picnic…read moreparties that my fellow Yelper "Queen of the North" Karen N has organized year after year right here! And I've only missed a couple picnics. I always have to make a hell of a drive up here with or without family or dog in tow and actually can't wait to arrive! It is this nice. And I thought I was dreaming when I saw spotless bathrooms that actually have toilet paper and soap in the dispensers. In a public park! Unheard of for sure in my central SD 'hood. Not since I was a wee young lad do I remember that. More than anything, we have trouble keeping the tents and tweekers out of our nearby parks.. Suburban aggressive bravery is needed more than ever to challenge an conquer these types. Nothing of the like here- it's as if there's a shield or checkpoint to cross into the other side. You can walk up the nicely groomed grass hill and there are walking trails too. Many dogs come for frisbee and fetch-the-ball practice as well. We bring our little Lola which we keep in and out of her dog stroller. Amazing views in a quiet, gorgeous neighborhood that is the perfect meeting spot for daytime picnics. As they say, location, location, location...