Stopped by on the way to Pleasanton. This park is divided into a large and small dog side…read more The large dog side is twice as big as the small dog side. They both have poopie bags available Not a lot of parking available for such a big park. The grass is still green and soft. The only downside was my dogs found a dead vole. Not sure how it died,but I threw it away

Was very nice , at the time we went not enough dogs to have a good play date , another time perhaps.read more

We loved it quite , but the few dogs that were there had a good time with each other playing with…read moreeach other Evan though ( small dogs ) had their own area fenced en all was nice Teddy loved it

As I pull into the parking lot at Cubby's Dog Park, my dog Lola starts to whimper with excitement…read more She loves coming to this park to meet other canines. There are two separate parks. One for small dogs and one for large dogs, Lola is a big girl so she gets to play in the spacious large dog park. The park has shaded bench seats for owners to sit. However, I walk the field to keep an eye on my girl. There are two water fountains for the dogs and poo bags are also provided. Unfortunately there are still dog owners who don't pick up after their pets. So watch your step. The field is covered with small bark so probably a good idea to wear closed toe shoes. Be prepared to take home a dirty but happy dog

- THORNS, WASPS ruin an otherwise great park - Been here…read moreseveral times and usually end up fleeing wasps whenever we have food in the main park area. Tried bike track at the top and it was unfortunately covered in thorns from some nearby tree/bush. Popped 4 tires in the first few minutes of riding. Kids were so bummed!

Pls if u love ur dog AVIOD THIS PARK!!! my lab was attacked by 3 dogs at once and has a hole in his…read moreneck bc of this pittbull that was previously in a fight n the owner was real proud to show me her stitches, legit out if nowhere unprovoked the pitbull grabs my labs neck n trys to shake n the owner wont do anything to get his dog back n the other dogs in there had pack mentality n just started to gang up on my dog n only 1 out of the 3 other owners there only 1 a lady helped me as well as my bf n then the owner of the pittbull wants to agrue with me and have a screaming match never said sorry or even took responsibility for his dog, so pls i beg for u either look for the dogs before u go in ( it was a gray pitt female , a huge white fluffy male dog and a fat old white lab) but ive met the fat lab before i think he attacked bc the others were , but it was scary i have straches from me fighting the dogs to save mine and my hair was ripped out bc the big white dog took me to the ground! So pls dont go to this dog park or if u do pls be careful

This is a great little dog park in a central residential location. There is plenty of street…read moreparking available and the small dog area is much larger than a typical small dog area at a dog park. The park seems well maintained and there are a number of benches. They also have a nice grassy area as well as a cemented section so your dog has options depending on their preferences or the weather. There is shade and sun and the area and other patrons were welcoming and quiet. Our dog had a lovely time sniffing about and we enjoyed gazing at the beautiful spring blossoms. We will definitely return.

Okay. I admit it. We cheated. We're sorry and we don't do it again. Promise…read more We were out and about with our 3-year-old Shiba Inu. We had picked up some lunch and were looking for someplace that we could eat it. I searched for a Dog Park on my GPS and it brought me to this park. After I parked, we walked by the gate and saw that it was limited to small dogs 20lbs and under. There was no one using the park. We walked down the street where we had seen some picnic tables and had our lunch there. Our Shiba just sat there patiently waiting for us. She did score a few small pieces of oxtail and that may have helped keep her on point. While we ate, we kept an eye on the park. No one used it while we were eating. When we were done, I took a calculated risk and took her into the park. We chased around for a few minutes and then it was time to leave. One woman walked by with a small dog, and I asked her if she wanted to bring her dog into the park and we would leave. She basically laughed at me and said no. I found out later that the large dog park was across town, so we'll have to look for that one next time.

This park is a big open grass field with a playground and dog park! My dog loved it here where…read morethere is plenty of space to run. This park is also a great place for picnics if you bring your own blanket to lay on the grass. There is a big dog and small dog park. There is also a play ground for kids. There is a parking lot and a good amount of parking available.

Went there at 10 am this Saturday because I was told that there was a small group that meets every…read moreSaturday in the small dog area. As soon as we walked in, I was bombarded with aggressive dogs. One pit bull mix kept jumping on us and my dog and kept biting. No one did anything and I had to scream in order to get any help. Horrible dogs and dog owners here. Stay away !

I came here as part of a volunteer cleanup event for the city and was pleasantly surprised to…read morediscover how much this park has to offer--especially the dog park! There's a nice kids' play area, a covered seating space, and lots of open grassy areas perfect for lounging or a casual walk. The best part? The park was already really clean (a win for both the city and us volunteers), so I hope that's the norm! As for the dog park, there are separate areas for small and large dogs. The small dog section was in good shape, while the large dog side was a bit of a mixed bag--about half of it had foxtails, which aren't ideal, especially for active pups. The other half had great grass and even a bench area. If you can keep your bigger dogs on the grassy side, it's definitely manageable. There's also a trail along the creek which adds a fun little extra to explore. Overall, a great local spot for both two- and four-legged visitors!

Great park. A large walking path with a gated playground dedicated to dog owners to unleash them…read more Vibrant green grass and trees with great views of Livermore. Has a playground and is picnic friendly. Overall, it's a great place to enjoy the nature.

Interesting park. Seems to be in a nice area,but once you find the dog park it's a ghost town. Ip…read morein the back towards your left is a big open dog park. For some reason there were no dogs and my dog didn't even want a run a lap,but he did.

Awesome!!!! No…read morerestrictions for my guys... there is water. People around are super sweet to the dogs. This is my new place to bring my little ones.

Max Baer Dog Park is nestled between some very nice baseball fields. The fields are well…read moremaintained, but the dog park definitely needs some attention. It's muddy after a rain so avoid going here if you don't want a happy but filthy dog! I wouldn't describe it as a clean park but it's big, has water spouts for the dogs, and provides both sun and shady areas. The people here are different. Not the most friendly group. I've heard many people comment on this- it's weird. It's worth mentioning that there is a challenge coming into the park because the dogs swarm the gate when you enter. Overall, most owners don't seem to have control over their dogs. The park is ok. I've visited at all times of day and notice that there's a regular crowd. I had a better time with my dogs in the open field next to the parking lot.

The entrance to the park was not as easy as I initially thought. There is also an elementary school…read morenearby. Overall, I still think that it is a nice park. It offers a parking lot along with a short sand/dirt trail with a memorial.