Nice large area for dogs to run and play. A few trees for shade and a small kiddy pool for the hot…read moredays.

Great space. Two parks, one for small dogs and one as the sign says is for "large and brave" dogs…read more The big dog park is plenty shady and tons of room for dog play. Definitely needs some TLC, particularly new mulch as the under mat is showing all over. Drinking fountain (human part) didn't work. At the small park it's full of foxtails and the drinking fountain didn't work at all (human or dog). The main sign is deceptive saying the low gap dog park requires leashes which just isn't accurate inside the fencing. Otherwise great park for your pup- just recommend to bring your own water for u and your fur child.

I came here this morning after a trip to the lake was a disaster... There was a foot race going on…read moreand my pup was way too by the racers dogs. This was my first time here and I was a little unprepared since the dog park was not our original plan, I had no ball or frisbee or anything to entertain my dog if there were no doggies at the park. Thankfully there are tennis balls around from previous visitors(thank you!). The water station for the dogs in the "Small & Shy" side was acting up, water wasnt flowing into it but someone was kind enough to leave an old plastic tupperware to use for filling. The dog park was clean & it looked like everyone did a great job at picking up after their pups. Will be back!

Great dog park. My berner loved it! Lots of room to roam around... almost too much room! I couldn't…read moresee her sometimes depending on where I was sitting. Overall, she had a great time. My most recent time there though there were a lot of males coming for my daughter so we are on a break. Finding the right time that works for you and your dog is the key. My dog likes little company.

Wow! What an incredible off-leash dog park we're lucky to have in Villa Dog Park at Villa…read moreChanticleer. The park has been recently updated and it's better than ever. It's a large, fenced in park with wood chips on the ground, and trees all around creating lots of shade, even on hot days. Pups have so much space to run free and sniff and play and check their pee-mail. Sensory and exercise heaven! There's a path around the inside of the park that is now paved, so a great little walking loop for the humans, if you want to get some movement in too. The new shade structure is large with tables and chairs. There are a few water spouts/fountains, and at least 3 poop bag dispensers and garbage cans. Be a good citizen and keep the park clean - scoop the poop! Our pups absolutely love this park - such a great place to socialize with other dogs. It's really helped our younger pup who is sometimes reactive when on leash. She's so much calmer and more confident off-leash. Our pups enthusiastically jump out of the car upon arrival, and leave the park tired and content! Happy dogs, happy humans!

The Frank Grasse dog park in Willits is a great place to visit with your dogs of all sizes, we can…read morebe found there with our dogs just about every day.

I come here regularly with my pack when I'm passing through. It's not the most perfect place but…read moreit's always clean and there are always waste bags available. There are two separate yards, one for big dogs and a smaller one for little dogs and both are double gated. There's a covered picnic table for the harsher weather days as well as available water for the doggos in both yards. Although, Just like any park, don't trust the dogs if you don't know them! There are a few dogs that should not be there so I always sit back and watch to test the waters before I let my dogs enter or just use the other yard if ones occupied.

Very friendly locals but super small dog park. Toys are technically not allowed but a few friends…read morebring them. Dogs can be somewhat aggressive but the owners are friendly. Mulch is clean and easy to take care of.

Most likely one of the cleanest, and nicest dog parks we have been to. Fresh water is provided,…read morealong with a bucket of toys, an area to hang your leashes and doggie bags for poop. We also noticed a little tribute to some of our little friends that have passed, with their names on a dog tag hanging on the fence. If you visit, please help keep this area nice.

90% of the time, great pups and people. They have a large fenced park devided down the middle so…read moreyou can choose which side look more ideal for your pups play style. Regulars are cool. Every once in a while the occasional crappy dog OWNER shows up with their untrained aggressive dog and are clueless on the signals dogs give before they get aggressive and usually attacks another dog. But that's my only complaint. Everything otherwise is spot on!

Overgrown mess! Workers do not want to cut the weeds. Rude manager. We can't find dog poop in the…read moreovergrown weeds.

We have always loved bringing our dogs to this park. It survives off donations, so we used to put…read morea few bucks in the box they had up. Now they have a Venmo scanner. I've read that they will be closing for good soon. Hopefully that changes somehow. We have started calling and emailing Cal Trans and our Yuba City officials about keeping this park open, as no City funded parks with fenced dog areas exist. It would be a shame for our community if this locally funded park has to close.

Nice big open space. Seems like we need to help get more donations going into it. We don't realize…read morehow much we take and don't give back.

If you look for this park on Google maps it also comes up as Stonebridge Park. The best way to…read moreaccess this park is to turn on College Avenue from Pope Street and then drive all the way to the far end of the parking lot. This is considered a dog park, but there's more to it than that. At the entrance you'll find eight picnic tables on concrete with a couple of large grills and a fountain. If you walk towards the rear of the park, that is where you will spot the enclosed dog park which is out of view from the entrance. You'll also find a nice dirt path that runs around the perimeter and the dog park. If you find yourself here in the summertime you'll notice there's lots of blackberries growing wild next to the trail. It's a great park to have a picnic at or bring the pooch, but there are no public restrooms here. Informative photos included.

Love this dog park for little dogs, like mine. Some cute little dogs and friendly people.read more

Terrible excuse for a park. No access to the water and the dog area is for little dogs only. Screw…read morethis place, never coming back.

Amazing place in-love hiking up mt konocti overlooking all of kelseyville calif ! Its full of…read morenature natural landscape and unbelievable beauty

If you're coming out to the Clear Lake area looking for hiking, this is probably one of your best…read morebets. Pros: You don't have to go far up the trail to get picturesque glimpses of Clear Lake. Easy hike, terrain is not difficult footing even for kids. Parking lot right near trailhead, and seems like parking is not hugely popular so you're likely to get a spot. Cons: Looooooooong drive up... get ready to play I Spy with your kids for a good 20 minutes. Also if your passengers are prone to motion sickness, this isn't the greatest drive. Service vehicles also use the trail so if you have kids you'll need to keep them close by. Some areas may be muddy in winter months. If the bottom of the mountain is cold, it is WAY colder up here. Bring far more clothing than you might think is necessary.