There’s 1 off-leash dog park in Half Moon Bay, and 55 more nearby. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners. Coming from out of town? Get a discounted rate on pet friendly hotels in Half Moon Bay.
Holly Park
Holly Park is a dog-friendly park located in San Francisco, CA. Leashed dogs are welcome to explore the park that sits on top of a hill, providing great views. The park also features playgrounds, ball fields, tennis courts and more.
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Precita Park
Pets are welcome to join you on-leash as you relax or play at this historic park in San Francisco, CA. Dog-friendly Precita Park offers a butterfly garden, a playground and a large, grassy field perfect for tossing a ball for Fido.
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Merced Heights Playground
Merced Heights Playground is a pet-friendly recreational area in San Francisco, CA. Many local pet owners bring their four-legged friends to the grassy field adjacent to the playground in the evenings to enjoy a bit of outdoor fun.
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McKinley Square
McKinley Square is a pet-friendly park in the Potrero Hill neighborhood of San Francisco, CA. There is a small off-leash area for Fido to run. Dog owners should be mindful that the dog run area is on steep, rugged terrain.
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Progress Park
Progress Park is a pet-friendly space in San Francisco, CA. Although partially located beneath 280, the fenced-in and double-gated dog park is really quite pretty. It is large and completely fenced in, which enables owners to relax while having the dog off-leash. The park is entirely mulched, so there can be quite a bit of dust thrown up when dogs are chasing each other. It's a hidden treasure, but be considerate that this park is maintained entirely by local volunteers.
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Bark Park
Bring your pet to romp and play off-leash at Bark Park in Colma, CA. This fenced dog park is located on the west end of D Street off of Clark Avenue and offers 39 feet by 90 feet of enclosed space perfect for exercising small to medium-size pups. The park features a water station, gravel track and grassy area.
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Billy Goat Hill
Billy Goat Hill is a dog-friendly recreational area in San Francisco, CA. Bring your on-leash pet for a quiet stroll to take in the views at this lovely park. Try out the rope swing at the top of the hill.
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Stern Grove Dog Play Area
Stern Grove Dog Play Area is a pet-friendly recreation area in San Francisco, CA. Stern Grove is a peaceful getaway in California. The wider park has picnic tables, horseshoe courts, walking trails, and it is surrounded by fir, redwood, and eucalyptus trees. There's also a short trail for leashed pups. Dog owners are reminded to clean up any mess that is left behind. Pets must be current on all vaccinations, non-destructive, and leashed outside of the off-leash area. Dog walkers are permitted with a limit of eight dogs under their care. No excessive barking, please.
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George Christopher Playground
George Christopher Playground is a dog-friendly recreational space in San Francisco, CA. Bring your pet to enjoy the beautiful trails at this public park, which also includes playgrounds and baseball fields. A nice area to take dogs for walks; however, it is not an official "off-leash" area.
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Heron's Head Park
Leashed dogs are welcome to enjoy an afternoon of exercise at Heron's Head Park, a pet-friendly peninsula featuring 22 acres of open space and a 1.5-mile round trip path. You and Fido will forget you're in the middle of the city as you explore this beautiful wetlands area in San Francisco, CA. There's also a fenced dog run where your pup can enjoy some off-leash playtime before or after hitting the trail.
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Skyline Park
Skyline Park is pet-friendly. This passive natural park sits on a 3.5-acre parcel on Skyline Blvd near Trousdale. Chill with your pooch on one of the benches that overlook 20 new oak trees that have been planted in the park. Dogs are allowed off-leash while in the fenced space.
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Golden Gate Park Dog Play Area 3
Golden Gate Park Dog Play Area 3 is is an off-leash dog park in San Francisco, CA. Bring Fido to enjoy some exercise with other canines in this pet-friendly space which is one of four dog play areas in Golden Gate Park. Please note that dogs must be leashed until they are within the designated dog park. Restrooms and parking are available nearby.
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Balboa Park Dog Play Area
Bring Fido out for a fun day at the Dog Play Area, located west of the pool inside of Balboa Park in San Francisco. The space isn't fenced, but dogs are welcome to play off leash in the open, grassy area. There are a couple benches available so that you can watch Fido play, plus trees for shade. Friendly dogs are welcome. Be sure to clean up after your pet.
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Avalon Dogpatch Dog Park at Esprit Park
Your pet will love to meet the neighbors and play at Avalon Dogpatch Dog Park at Esprit Park. There is a designated area on the northern end of this public park for dogs to play. Please note that dogs are not permitted off-leash.
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Cipriani Dog Park
This off-leash Belmont dog park is regularly frequented by local dog owners, who love the separate small dog area and shade trees.
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Peers Park Dog Park
Peers Park Dog Park in Palo Alto, CA is pet-friendly. The larger 4.7 acre park in the Evergreen Park neighborhood is home to a large grassy area welcomes a variety of activities and a fenced dog park to allow your pooch to play off-leash.
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