I've noticed that certain groups tend to be quite exclusive and may not always extend a warm…read morewelcome to newcomers. It seems that if you're not already part of their circle, they might not be as inclined to engage with you. In light of this, it might be a good idea to maintain a respectful distance. For instance, I spend 30 minutes after they arrived at the park, to give them some space and avoid any potential awkwardness.

The Glen Arbor Dog Park is amazing. An awesome playground for dogs featuring lush green grass,…read morepicnic benches, water and poo stations. I love the double gate for security purposes and the big and small dogs have separate areas.

My dog has never been to the beach before, so we decided to go here for her first visit! We arrived…read moreon a Sunday afternoon, and the parking lot was crowded! Thankfully, we were being dropped off, but I imagine you'd have to wait a while before finding a spot since the parking lots were completely full, and there is no nearby street parking (from what I could tell). The dog beach was great! I really like that there are cliffs that act as barricades so that dogs can't just roam into traffic. There was so much space to play, and it was pretty clean! My girl had an amazing time splashing in the water, running around in the sand, and playing with other dogs! All the dogs and their owners were very friendly. Overall, we had an amazing time at Huntington Dog Beach, and we will definitely visit again!

What's not to love about dog beach!?…read more This is a year-round beach spot that you can bring your best friend to, not to mention there is parking. And if you don't have a dog, don't worry about it you should still go because it's a beautiful beach area with walking and bike paths, as well as benches and picnic tables and... Not only can you watch surfers and the occasional dolphin, but you can also watch dogs frolicking around at the beach!

|[ y a y ]| Cutest (and I believe new) lil dog park with…read moreseparated big/small dog areas fenced in! My pups love visiting, and we come for Pomeranian meetups lol. Parking lot requires a small hike to get to the park but it's a beautiful and fun walk. Poop bags available, friendly dog pawrents around. No notes, this is one our fav dog parks!

Nice new dog park that just opened up next to Tustin Legacy! Came by on a weekend afternoon, and…read moreparking was a breeze and it wasn't too crowded. There aren't too many trees in the dog park itself, but they have some seating areas with shade cover available. It's separated into two areas - one for large and one for small dogs. I spent my time at the large dog park, and the park was clean and owners seemed to clean after their dogs well. Dogs were friendly and we had a great time here. Thanks to Tustin for adding this spot!

This is easily my favorite dog park in Long Beach and my husky child Frank's favorite park in this…read morecity. Although we usually go to the park in our neighborhood, we will often drive to this park because there's so much space for Frank to run around and he doesn't seem to get as dirty as he does at Bixby Park.

Nice little dog park. One of my friends came to visit with her doggie and we had the chance to…read morecatch up among some pups.

I love taking my dogs to the dog park. Coming to the dog park is when I get my piece of mind and…read moregetting to de-stress with my babies. I am always aware of my dogs and try to keep them around me as much as possible because at the end of the day if you bring your dog to the dog park you are responsible for what happens. Sometimes there are other dogs that can be overbearing and roam around your dog too much. I expect the owners to be a bit more curious and responsible for their dogs, but that is not something to expect out of ALL of them. Regardless, it's always the best to see the joy in my dogs faces when they are running around freely and playing with other dogs.

Have not been here for a few months but OMG it has gone downhill fast. Hasn't been mowed, hole…read morestill in fence little dog side, no bags for poop pickup, big dog poop in little dog area all over. Extremely disappointed. What a shame.

Not far from where I live and across where I adopted my dog!!!!! Why I've never been here before I…read moredunno??? Very spacious and well shaded with giant trees..... Bart loved it along with my other friend's and their dogs... Plenty of space no matter how many came in everyone seemed really respectful of others and their dogs....I even went to pickup my dogs poop but somebody else already did it for me!!!! Parking is $8 but an annual pass is only $40... Well worth it...

I am not a dog owner.... But my daughter is and today I baby sat. I was looking for activities to…read moredo with my grandson lol.... So we came here... yay no one was here for hours and then friends came. Awww my doggie (grandson) had a blast. I don't have much of a yard so this was perfect. Highly recommend to get the zoomies out.

I love Olive Hills Park. There's so much to do in such a small area. I've brought my pups to this…read moredog park multiple times. They love the mini agility course tools there. My loved ones love coming to Olive Hills for the tennis courts and pickleball courts. They are spacious and clean all the time. People are always helpful and respectful when waiting for the courts. We love this local gem!

Wanted to try this park because it has such great reviews. Went in the morning and was surprised to…read moresee so many dogs, yay! That was my initial response. It's just me and my small(15 lbs) dog. He's extremely chill, friendly, and we've never had any problems at any other dog parks. When we tried to get in, there was a dog barking and sniffing at the gate where you walk in. She didn't seem too aggressive but I didn't want her to get out, so I waited for the owner. The owner came over and called her name, got them away enough so I could open the gate and walk in. I was kinda distracted and starting to take my dog's leash off when the other dog lunged, barked, and snapped at my dog immediately after we entered. My dog was whining and scared, I had to pick him up physically and bring him more into the park because there were so many dogs surrounding us and no one was stepping in. Thankfully, he wasn't hurt so I decided to stay. The woman left right after and she talked with a gentleman on the outside of the gate. I heard her say something like "I'm always worried about new dogs coming in" and "She can sense my stress" implying her dog has reactivity issues. And she was expecting something to happen but didn't physically pick up her dog. It's an off-leash public park so dogs should ideally be comfortable with new arrivals. My dog was chill and friendly the rest of the time, but I followed him because I felt the other owners being very inconsiderate. Then another dog consistently followed my dog and tried to hump him and I kept having to get in the middle. This dog was significantly bigger than mine and I could tell my dog was uncomfortable but the owner sat on the bench and did nothing. This was honestly when I grew too frustrated and decided to leave. I also noticed a large dog jump over the fence into the parking lot while I was there. The park itself is clean and spacious, but supervision and owner awareness seemed inconsistent during my visit. I may return at a quieter time, but small-dog owners may want to stay especially alert.

Decent dog park. The large and small dogs are separated into different play areas. Very spacious…read morefor the dogs to run and play. There are also a couple of water fountains for the dogs. A plus is that there's ample parking space. Did see a couple dog poops in the doggie play area and around the park, wish pet owners pick up after their dogs.

I don't live in this area but found it online while there for a tournament and there were quite a…read morefew sketchy people in the area and unfriendly vibes