Not far from where I live and across where I adopted my dog!!!!! Why I've never been here before I dunno??? 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... read more

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I am not a dog owner.... But my daughter is and today I baby sat. I was looking for activities to do 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. read more

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Such a nice park! The grass is lush and the dogs are so friendly. It is a bit of a walk from where you park so when I am watching another dog that isn't great on their leash I tend to go to the dog park on 7th since you can park so close to the entrance. There are also a ton of squirrels on the walk over too. You can also walk your dog around the loop (which I believe is 2 miles). There's a cost to get in, so if you plan on going regularly you should look into a year pass The also close after big rains, but will post on their fb page read more

El Dorado Dog Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Long Beach, California

Came here twice and we both fell in love. Decided to purchase the pass! You will need to go across the street from the dog park to the Nature Center office to purchase your pass. As of today I was charged $6 for parking and $59 total $65 The park is filled with awesome friendly dogs (minus this one black dog that loves to play "rough" and seems like a lot of paw parents are aware of this specific dog!) I'm not a fan! Since the owner knows about it but continues to bring their dog here! As far as the small dog area it's pretty big compared to other dog parks near by! Parking will be on the side (there aren't any parking spaces like a lot) just along the park. read more

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They have two separate sides, one for small dogs and one for large dogs. El Dorado Park classifies a small dog as under 40 pounds, and over 40 pounds for large dogs. They have multiple places you can get doggie bags, but they usually run empty pretty quick from the sheer number of people that visit on a daily basis lol. Even if the doggie bags run out though, they have pooper scoopers available for you to use. On that note, most dog parents are usually pretty good about picking up after their dogs. Sometimes you'll see some dog poop around, but it's easy to miss your dog pooping when engaged in conversation with people. Most of the doggie parents I've met are really friendly and easy-going people. There's a few outliers of course, much like anywhere else. i.e. people not controlling their dogs' mounting behavior, not picking up poop, or not monitoring their dogs when they tend to misbehave. Also, there was that one time I was walking and some big dogs came running out of no where and knocked me off my feet. I twisted my ankle and was out of work for a week, but not one person came to check on me after I fell. I was even obviously limping to the nearest bench too. But anyway, I still go here at least a couple times a week and enjoy it very much. Definitely recommend coming here! read more

Owners are responsible with their dogs. Space is nice and open and clean and park is beautiful so it's a wonderful spot to take your dog .

Lots of friendly dogs and owners. Visited the park on a Monday evening. Park closes at 8pm on weekdays, but the rangers or park workers rally everyone to start leaving around 7:20pm. Plenty of trash bags for cleaning up after your pets and plenty of tennis balls for your dogs. read more

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Ever since we rescued a dog in July of 2020 in the midst of the pandemic, we've been taking River to this dog park at least once a week. On some weekends, we go several times a day! This dog park is located inside El Dorado Park, an urban oasis in Long Beach. There are lots of paths outside the dog park, but you must keep your dog on a leash. Many owners don't follow this rule, but they usually have tame dogs. Even though you have to pay for parking, the dog park amenities are well worth the cost. I frequently see volunteers or paid staff cleaning the fields, and even the small dog side offers plenty of space for your active dog to run and play fetch. The owners are always friendly, and I've met great friends at this park. Parking is plentiful, but you have to fight for parking with all the park visitors. Parking is $8 anywhere inside the park, and it makes a lot of sense to buy an annual parking pass for $60. You can even apply the parking fee you paid on the day of your purchase toward the cost. read more

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This is my favorite dog park to take our dog to. It has grass unlike other dog parks which only has dirt, and the owners here (for the most part) seem to be responsible for their dogs. This dog park is just a small part of a much larger recreational park that many people like to take photos, walk around, and have picnics at. There's a small dog side and a big dog side, and they have poo bags for you in case you forgot yours. Note we usually do see a couple stray pops not picked up by irresponsible owners, so watch your step. Admission is about $5-$8, depending on the day you go (more expensive on weekends and holidays), or you can get an annual pass for about $65. Parking is ok. There's plenty of spots but you will most likely have to parallel park and the closer spots are usually taken. read more

El Dorado Dog Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Long Beach, California

Do i recommend this Dog park???? Yessss. I had no idea all I had to offer . Separate yards for the little ones to the medium and large. They were actually three different areas you can visit Only one that does not allow dogs is the nature center. But I had to mention it. In the dog park area, you can let them run around in the fenced yard or you can walk them on a leash for the 2.2 miles through campsites past lakes and heads up squirrel Ally! It's a thing. There are hundreds of squirrels and I am not exaggerating. So keep your hand and at least tight or they'll take you for a walk. ! Definitely worth considering the $60 annual pass to keep coming back read more

Clean, ample dog park. 2 sides: one for large dogs and one for small dogs (under 25lbs). Grassy and lots of trees, but BEWARE OF TREE SAP. My poor guy came back home with goo in his paw pads. You do have to pay for parking. It was $8 on a Sunday. Worth the fee if you're planning to stick around and go on a paved walk/bike around the huge El Dorado Park, but wish there were a "dog park only" partial fee option. If I were local, I'd invest in the season pass. Parking was available upon making a left from the booth in what appears to be an archery area of the park. Would return to make a day of it! read more

El Dorado Dog Park - Lots of pine trees, beware of tree sap! - Dog Parks Near Me - Long Beach, California

After many of years passing by while on 605 south I always wondered about the park on my right. Well I discovered an awesome dog park within El Dorado Park. To entry there is a fee and fee changes upon the day you go please keep that in mind and carry at least 10 dollars. It is not $10.00 on the days I went like on a Tuesday we paid $6.00 on a Friday I is $7.00 I also went on a weekend and paid $8.00 dollars but honestly.it is so worth it. This is truly a hidden gem. !!!! The dog park is on your right once you pass the pay station. There is no parking near this area. However , there is parking throughout park ahead. Location: El Dorado East Regional Park, Area II, Southeast Corner Hours: Fall / Winter 7 a.m.- 5p.m. Nov 1- Feb 28 Spring / Summer 7 a.m.- 8 p.m. Mar 1 - Oct 31 Closed for maintenance every Tuesday from 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Size: 1.5 acres Dog Park Home Page & Park Rules The 1.5-acre off-leash dog park is the first dog park in northeast Long Beach. It is Ada Accessible has double-gate entry, separation between large and small dog areas, a drinking fountain, benches and waste bag dispensers. The dog park opened on February 8, 2014. I have been living here in LA County and never knew of this hidden gem. The dog park can be accessed by using the Spring Street entrance for El Dorado East Regional Park. read more

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I'm pretty picky when it comes to dog parks. I prefer there to be actual grass but I understand that living in LA, that's not always possible--especially during times of drought. How I rate dog parks are based on the following: 1. Gound covering: Grass earns highest marks followed by grass-dirt combo, astroturf, just dirt, and wood chips as last. (I hate wood chips, they visually hide everything so you'll often step in dog crap that's hard to see and dirt clouds goes flying with every step you or your dogs make). 2. Size: can my dog run laps or just basically trot in a small circle. Also, is the park is split into large and small dog areas. 3. Drinking fountain: every good dog park need this and it shouldn't be some rusty, crusty, algae and moss forming spout. 4. Irrigation: sounds odd but it goes tandem with the drinking fountain and ground covering. If there is no drainage in place, then the drinking fountain area may become a muddy or still water pond. Similarly, without proper cleaning and irrigation for astroturf parks, urine that is not regularly washed away will result in an entire park smelling like baked dry urine. 5. Amenities for Humans: places for me to sit or stand under shade while my dogs runs around. Also, is there a double-gated entry? Are there poop bag dispensers? Are there pooper-scoopers with multiple trash cans throughout? I do not rate on people because that cannot be controlled. You may encounter horrible people/dogs at the park who do not frequent it on the day of your visit. Similarly, you may meet the nicest people/dogs who are out-of-towners simply passing through. Unlike staff who work a business, patrons are a much more volatile variable one cannot determine without multiple, regular visits. Anyway, here is how El Dorado stacks up: 1. Ground covering: more grass than dirt; they actually have 2 areas for the larger dogs, one of which is always closed so it can regrow grass which is very nice (5 stars) 2. Size: both of the large dog areas are decently sized (5 stars) 3. Drinking area: Outside the gates next to the small dog area is a fountain for dogs and humans; between the 2 large dog areas is another fountain but I have found the human spout broken on multiple visits; I wouldn't drink from the human spout but I do use it to fill up my dogs' water bottles but since there are 2 fountains, one of the 2 often being broken isn't a deal breaker (4 stars) 4. Irrigation: all 3 areas are more grass than dirt but I do sometimes find some muddy spots on the small dog side in the shaded areas. not sure how they could fix this as it seems like an underground irrigation issue (4 stars) 5. Amenities for humans: there are multiple benches throughout with many trees offering shade . There is a double gates for all 3 areas. There are multiple poop bag dispensers as well as multiple trash cans/scoopers along the perimeter (5 stars) Overall (not a strict mathematic average): 5 stars mainly for the good amount of grass, the ample seating, and for the others here mostly being very friendly and attentive of their dogs. TIPS: 1. There is an entrance fee for cars entering el dorado which fluctuates depending on the day of the week. If you do not want to pay for parking, you may park in the near by neighborhood (across the bridge) and walk in. If you plan to visit often, you can get an annual pass for $65. As parking is currently $8 on weekends, after 8 visits you basically break even. The pass will also afford you entrance to the nature park across the street but that side does not allow dogs. 2. If you park inside and enter from Spring Street, be aware that IF YOU TURN RIGHT, that part is one way and if you do not find a parking spot right away, you will basically have to circle THE ENTIRE PARK up to Wardlow and back. So if you can't see any parking spaces along the side of the street from the entrance, I recommend YOU TURN LEFT and park in the lot adjacent to the archery field. I have never found this lot to be full and if you end up circling the entire park, you usually end up here anyway. So if you cannot see a spot on the right hand side from the entrance, DON'T TURN RIGHT. read more

The Absolute best dog park we have been to!! Peanut is a Mini-Dachshund and this is his favorite place to come to. All dogs are usually very playful and well socialized. dogs are separated by size. There are several donated water bowls throughout the park. As well as water faucets for dogs and humans. Yes you do you have to pay to enter the park but it is a small fee. Or there is free parking less than a block away very close where you can park and walk to the dog park section at no charge. Peanut is a very small dog but it's not always the smallest at the park. Most of the time the humans are very much on top of their dog as they should be Taking care of them and making sure they are playing properly with other dogs. Overall it's just a great park. I have a Season parking pass which is available at a discount. read more

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My husband and I have been looking for the perfect dog park for our pup. We visited a few before committing to this one. Our dog is seriously so excited when we are driving through the main gates. He loves it here. Although there is a fee to get in, we have preferred this park for a variety of reasons: + park is split for small and large dogs. + size of the space for each dog park is extremely spacious + plenty of shaded areas + benches to sit on + lots of grass + park is well-maintained + friendly dogs/owners Honestly, the only downside is the parking situation, which isn't a big deal. We have never had trouble finding parking, but there is not a parking lot dedicated to the dog park. read more

This is by far the nicest dog park I've ever been to in LA county. I've been to so many different dog parks from Pasadena, to the one near the hollywood sign, santa monica by the airport, all over South Bay and Long Beach. There are so many beautiful trees with plenty of shade, GREEN GRASS and not just dirt! Two parks separating the big breed dogs and the little breed dogs which makes it so easy. These dog parks are well taken care of as they are part of El Dorado Regional Park and taken care of well by the City of Long Beach. If possible, I highly recommend riding your bike to the park to avoid the vehicle parking costs. read more

This is a lovely dog park! There is space for small dogs and wolves. The small dog enclosure is big enough so that if your dog is like mine and doesn't give a hoot about other dogs, she/he can sniff the perimeter in peace while enjoying casual socialization. The social dogs have a ball. Literally. There's a water fountain outside the gates so the thirsty pups (and you) can gobble up some water after the festivities. Love that this recreation is free. Highly recommend this park read more

Loving bringing my wiener dog here. It's located inside El Dorado Park. They have a park for small dogs as well as big dogs. Everyone is always friendly and works together to keep the parks clean, donate dog bowls, and even poop bags. The only down fall is parking. You would think I would be use to paying for parking (5ish bucks) being in Long Beach but I'm not...most of the time I'll just walk 2 miles, but by the time I get there my dog is too tired to run with all the other dogs. The gates are secured nicely and the have a water fountain for give fresh water to the pups. Oh and they actually have grass and trees unlike a lot of other dog parks that are have been run down. read more

El Dorado Dog Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Long Beach, California

The park look really nice, just make sure you're ready to pay for parking. This dog park has grass which is always best for your furry friend. read more

Worth the money for the annual pass... gorgeous park, great small and big dog parks with engaged owners

The Friends of El Dorado Dog Park is a recently opened dog park facility located within the confines of El Dorado Park Regional East off of Spring St. The park is large and spacious with a separate park for both small and larger dogs. The small dog section is for all dogs 25 pounds or less while the large dog side is for anything bigger. I have only been to this park once thus far with my wife but I was immediately struck by how nice it looks. Everything from the upkeep of the grass to the facility itself is quite nice. The park has a dispenser for dog bags as well as a water fountain prior to walking into the main gate entrance and trash cans lining the outside perimeter of the fence which can easily be accessed from inside the park. Please be courteous and pick up after your pets. Being located within the regional park means that the upkeep should be maintained well and not fall to the wayside like some other parks unfortunately suffer from. You do have to pay for parking which is one negative however a pass for frequent visitors is also available and would be well worth the investment (we recently procured one ourselves for our future visits). All of the dog owners I encountered seemed really low key and generally stayed close and paid attention to their respective pets and surroundings which was nice to see. The park does suffer from some gopher holes already but being as its in regional park grounds it is only natural for other living beings to also inhabit the surrounding areas. This is the fourth dog park in the area I have been to and it is already my favorite of the bunch. I am sure we will be back many times to come with our pups. read more

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Yay!!! I have been to quite a few dog parks over the years, and over the years I started getting burnt out on some. The size being too small, the crabby people who came, some who didn't watch their dogs but were rude with you if THEIR dog did something to yours, etc.... I was limiting myself to only one dog park at this point that I loved, and it's not the closest to my home. While I will still continue to be a regular there, I am very happy to know that El Dorado has opened one! The small and big dogs are separated at this park like most, but both sides have a decent sized park, where at some the small dog sides are tiny. Lots of grass here, trees because you are at the park, etc... Trashcans are all outside the park, but against the fence so its easy to throw the poop bags away from the inside. There is one water fountain, but it's located literally right outside the gate so it's easy to get water for the pups. There was a dog bowl inside the small side but I'm not sure if that is for the park or if someone brought it. I guess I will find out on another visit. However, you may want to bring your own just in case. I also recommend bringing your own doggy poop bags, because there is only one dispenser on the outside and it was empty. Luckily I always do anyways just in case, and also because my one dog has a habit of pooping before we even get inside the park. I loved all the park surroundings, trees, and the spacious sized park. I am able to walk around and my dogs get lots of exercise. The dogs weren't crowded at all and all enjoyed themselves. A con.... since it's at El Dorado park, they will charge you parking if you go inside. Mon-Thurs is $5, Fridays are $6, and weekends are $7. I decided that since I will attempt to go here regularly like I do the other dog park, (although this isn't the closest for me either), that I may as well splurge for the $60 annual parking pass. Seniors get it for $35. It's worth the money if you plan to go often. Also this now motivated me to take some much needed long walks that I have not done in a long time. There really isn't anywhere for me or the pups to walk where I live. Thank you El Dorado for opening up a dog park! read more

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3.5 Stars I love El Dorado Park, but since this is a review specifically for the dog park, it gets 3.5 stars from me. Note that there's a $7.00 entrance fee to get into El Dorado park so if you're just coming for the dog park then it may not be worth it. Overall, the dog park is just okay. There were two areas open and it seemed there was more dirt than grass. My dogs were so dirty when they got home. Their bath water was dark gray... There were other fenced in areas which are part of the "dog park", but they were not open and had locks on them. There's never a guarantee that other dogs will be in there when you come or that owners will separate their dogs correctly (large dog versus small dog). There were some rowdy dogs the day we came. A little Yorkie (barking at every dog), a German Shepherd and Husky. Two little dogs were running back and forth with the German Shepherd who was on the other side of the fence. One of my dogs actually came running to me (I was outside the fence) and wanted me to pick her up. "Get me out of here mom!". HAHAHA. My other dog was just minding her own business and smelling things. One dog tried to hump her and another dog smelled her and hung around her for a bit. So overall, my 3 dogs really don't care about being off-leash so at least for us, we have more fun exploring the park grounds than being in the fenced in dog park. 101/100 Reviews for 2015 read more

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I've always had a good experience at this dog park. My husky has always had a good time here, and there's ample space for the dogs to run around. I haven't yet taken my other puppy here yet, but I'm so excited to take him once he is neutered because I know he's going to love it as well. The dog parks are separated into small dog and large dog. Sometimes though, I have seen small dogs in the large dog area, but it's never resulted in any trouble. Aside from other dogs who may not always like to share toys or balls, it's always a good time. I also really caution that if you take treats, make sure they're well concealed because other dogs will come up to you and beg for treats, which is kind of adorable, but it's let to a couple of awkward encounters with dog owners. I was initially concerned with the low height of the fencing in the large dog area, but it's never been an issue. Yes, you do have to pay to park here, but you can also pay annually for a pass. El Dorado is by far my favorite dog park, and I don't go to other dog parks since they do not compare to this one. read more

Everyone is nice here. This dog park is clean and have everything you need to clean up after your dog. Lots of grass very shady. My dog loves making friends and running around. Plus you can go for a nice nature walk around this giant park. read more

El Dorado Dog Park - Nova making friends at the dog park - Dog Parks Near Me - Long Beach, California

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One of the biggest parks and nicest park I have found in LA. I love the off leash section and the park in general. The only con is that since it has mud during the rain the enclosed section is closed. read more

They have 3 play areas and they rotate using 2 at a time (large dog / small dog) The dog areas are well maintained and most owners pick up after themselves There are sometimes a few dog owners who aren't keeping an eye for their pups (humping other dogs, digging, pooping) in the large dog area There are doggie water fountains where the water is drained after the pups finish drinking out of it -so fresh clean water for the pups! *There is a $5 parking fee or you can get an annual pass for $65 or $35 for seniors 55 & older I believe The place itself is well maintained! read more

El Dorado Dog Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Long Beach, California

We come here all the time with our dog, Indy. My oldest son absolutely loves it. It is his opportunity to socialize with other people about their dogs. He asks them if he can pet their dog and everyone is really nice about it and lets him. Our dog loves it as he can run around and play wrestle with the other dogs. Afterwards, he is POOPED!!! Not as him taking a dookie on our rug- he is tired from playing with the other dogs. He likes chasing the huge number of tennis balls and sticks that are lying around. We have a yearly pass so we get in for free everytime. This dog park is kept clean and is closed one day a week for cleaning and maintenance. THere is also a group on Facebook you can follow that has updates and info on the park. Overall, this place is very nice; the people are nice and sociable. read more

El Dorado Dog Park - Emily, Aaron, and Indy at the dog park. - Dog Parks Near Me - Long Beach, California

Beautiful park! The big and small dogs are separated. All owners are friendly and respectful. Everyone picks up after their dogs. The small dog area has lots of huge trees which provide plenty of shaded area! There is also a lot of grass which is very nice. You can also rents so bike to bike around the actual park or simply walk around. I wish it was free ($5/$7 entrance fee) but I can tell that it's going into the maintenance of this amazing park so I don't mind it so much. read more

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it would have been helpful if the website says there is a $6.00 fee to get in! drove all the way over there and had to turn around and go home! read more

We normally go to Arbor dog park but recently found this one and it is much closer to us. It's actually very surprising that there are so few dog parks in Lakewood and the immediate surrounding areas. Arbor dog park is probably 10 times the size of this one so be prepared for a fairly small area. Also there is much more grass at Arbor. One warning, if you have a dog that can jump you probably don't want to come here, the fences are ornate, like a wave, and the low point is below 4 feet. We have 2 whippets that love to run and jump and at about 30 miles an hour if they jump that short fence they will get far, really fast. Since they are runners I really don't think this is the park for them, the larger dog side (which by weight is where we have to take them) is under a bunch of pines. This is great for shade but it kills the grass and drops pine cones and needles which just proved to be too hazardous for speed runners. Sappy excretions, pine cones and needles lodged between toes caused a lot of post run limping and paw cleaning. It really is a nice park but I kind of don't know why some of the design choices and location was made. It's on the street but it's a regional park with tons of acreage, it just seems like it is one of the poorest locations they could have picked. There is no dog park parking so you will need to pay the $5 or $7 and find somewhere in the park to put your vehicle. There typically is nothing open near the actual dog park section itself. When going to Eldorado I think it's a better experience to ignore the dog park, leave your dog "on leash" and explore the rest of the park. The positive, closest think too Lakewood and the LBCC area. The negative, at 5 bucks it's just better to continue driving to Arbor dog park. That will more than cover your gas to and from. read more

El Dorado Dog Park - Outside the dog park, enjoying the lake nearby... - Dog Parks Near Me - Long Beach, California

I took my pup to the dog park for the first time in months. Please be aware that there is an elderly man that brings his 3 terriers into the small dog section. One of his dogs, a small male all-gray shih tzu mix, is aggressive and unbeknownst to me has a reputation for biting other dogs. I was unaware since I don't take my dog to the park often (we go to dog beach weekly). My dog was having a blast and was playing really nicely with a mini Aussie shep. Out of nowhere this little gray shih tzu kept rushing up to them and disrupting their play. It was then that the other owners told me to watch out for the mean little terrier as he's tried to bite their dogs. Needless to say things escalated really quickly and I had to shout at the owner to get his dog...who by the way sat there and watched without minding his dog's manners. He eventually gathered all 3 of his dog and left. Meanwhile I took my dog home and it wasn't until i began wiping her paws down at home that I found that the little mean bastard bit her bum and drew blood and left an open wound. I wish I had discovered it sooner during our time at the dog park so I could report it. Anyway this post serves as a warning to all to be on high alert should they encounter the same individual and his aggressive dog PS. Everyone needs to pick up their dog's poop. If you dont have a bag, ask someone there as I'm sure they would be more than happy to oblige. Leaving feces around is very unsanitary and unsafe as dogs can transmit parasite to one another. read more

El Dorado Dog Park - Dog bite wound from aggressive male gray shih tzu terrier mix. Owner is tall elderly man with 3 small dogs. - Dog Parks Near Me - Long Beach, California

Great park for pups of all sizes. I have a senior cocker spaniel and he has a blast. The facilities are well maintained and clean. The parking fee is nominal and worth it. I also found the staff who are there very friendly. We will definitely be heading back soon! read more

El Dorado Dog Park - Dudley made a new friend. - Dog Parks Near Me - Long Beach, California

This is fairly new so we had to try it. There are two sides to the park, one for small dogs (25 lbs and under) and one for large. The park is beautiful with grass growing on nearly half of the area. There is one bench near the entry of each side. Plenty of trees for shade and lots of room to run. You need to take the dogs outside the fence to get a drink at the human/animal fountain. People appear to spend a lot of time going out with their dogs to get drinks. It's nice in many ways but could use more places to sit away from the gate. Watch out for holes and pine cones but not too many. another good thing is a restroom about 100 yards away. If you drive you will need to pay to get in and park. Vehicle entry fees are: $5 Monday through Thursday; $6 Friday: $7 Saturday and Sunday; and $8 on Holidays. It has potential. read more

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Great spot! Great dogs and owners who are attentive. Hard time finding grass in LA, but well worth the drive over and the $5 for parking.

Great park love the space and selection of benches to hang out. We bring our dogs here to walk and enjoy some fresh air. read more

El Dorado Dog Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Long Beach, California

It's well kept their are trash bags readily available, water fountain, water dog bowls in the small dog park that you can refill at anytime. I love the benches to sit on I feel like I'm on a move set that's how beautiful this dog park is. I love that their is actual grass and not just dirt. The people are very friendly and watch over their dogs at all time witch is nice to see. You can also take your dog for a walk around the park to see the pond and geese. It's a great way to spend 20 minutes or 2 hours. read more

El Dorado Dog Park - Dog Parks Near Me - Long Beach, California

What a great area for dogs they have two large sections for dogs under 25 pounds and over 25 pounds very well maintained and friendly people here. My dog loves it here she had a blast... Annual pass is well worth it for parking read more

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Love this dog park! I bring my puppy here at least once a week and she always has a blast. Other dog owners here are friendly and everyone pays attention to their dogs especially if there is any aggression or playing a little too "ruff". Which is super important because there's nothing more frustrating then being around dogs who's owners don't care and their dog is not playing nice. There are always extra tennis balls in the park & owners clean up after their dogs. They switch off between parks for large breeds to allow grass to grow. There is also a great walking path to burn a little extra energy & to get some exercise for yourself. You do have to pay for parking or you can always park in the neighborhood and walk in. read more

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This dog park is located inside El Dorado Regional Park, so it's $5 to get inside with your vehicle. Parking is close by, not even a 5 minute walk to get to the dog park. The fields for both large and small dog sections are huge and have A LOT of room with sun and shade. There are sooooo many small dogs here. As soon as one leaves, three will be coming in. It's great to play ball with your dog and to have them socialize with A BUNCH of other ones. I've gone at 4-6pm and it's always full with more than 6 dogs at a time. read more