A no frills ,safe place ,to run your pup around ! Has water . Has a divided area for smaller dogs…read moreif you prefer . Lots of extra balls . I'm told it's muddy after the rain . The four dogs, and owners, I encountered were great , but one did report someone hitting her little dog during a tuffle , so be alert to that !

What prompted me in particular to write this update to my original review is that I just visited a…read morefriend in Sacramento where there is a nice dog park with a wonderful surface, which I believe is decomposed granite. I wanted to share some photos of the surface right after it rained, see attached. Despite the wet grounds, no mud, and we've been on this surface before when it's completely dry and the amount of dust created is extremely minimal to none -- both scenarios, a deep contrast to our dog park. This is the only surface (other than grass, astroturf or wood chips) that should ever be used for a dog park. I realize this is water under the bridge now, but boy do I wish our Parks Dept did a bit more research into ground cover for our park before putting in the current way-too-dusty, way-too-muddy-post-rain surface. Dog owners, occupants of the Art Center, and neighbors alike would have had, at the very least, one less thing to complain about -- and a lot more to be happy about. Alas.

Lots of space for your fur baby to run around. There are two parks, one for dogs under 25pounds and…read more one for larger dogs, but not everyone honors it.The park is large, and it could also mean a high chance of dealing with irresponsible owners that doesn't watch their dogs or picks up their dog's feces. I have encountered aggressive dogs that picks on or constantly humps my dog with the owner nowhere to be found and this is me with a neutered 90pound huskymix. On most days, there's a lot of friendly and playful dogs too. While it is nice on a sunny day, the area surrounding near the AstroTurf puddles up and forms a muddy mess. I like the paved pathway around the park, although it's been covered up with tanbark during my last visit. When there are uncontrollable dogs at the park, I like to walk far away from the trouble while my puppers follow while exploring at the same time. I just wished that there more shaded areas across the dog park because it gets crowded in the small shaded area on sunny days.

Brought my 9 month old puppy that is130 lbs+ English Mastiff that has size but still the mentality…read moreof a puppy. First time he was chased out by older and aggressive dogs and thought it was just a bad owner that wasn't paying attention. Went again tonight (with a hired trainer) and experienced the same. Our dog is not aggressive (puppy) accept to defend itself. Trainer wasn't happy with the aggressive dogs and slow reacting owners. Not going back. Unless you can make your way into there "club", I wouldn't recommend - at least after 4:00. Think I'll bring him back when he has matured and 200 lbs and see what he remembers.

Good but small, has water dog poop bags no toys. Please pickup after your dog then all good.read more

This park are for the lazy dog owners who live 20ft away and don't really want to walk their dogs…read morebut instead going to a place where they can let the dogs freely roam around for a quick minute while sitting on the bench lazy watching the dogs. This park is the size of a regular property. Basically the neighborhood or the city decided instead of building a house why not just leave it untouched, add some grass, some fence and call it a dog park. Don't come here. Don't be lazy. If you love your dog get yo ass up and actually take them on a big 1 hour hike or go to Upper Douglass Dog park for an hour. Or give the dog away if you can't find time for your dog.

Looked for a nearby park so my dog can go potty and this place showed up! There's a separate dog…read morepark area but honestly it does not look that great. There's foxtail weeds against the gate which can be dangerous for dogs if inhaled or stuck between their paws. The park is pretty nice and spacious with lots of nice clean grass for dogs to play around in. Lots of doggie bags for those that don't have which is convenient. The play structures seem super fun as well. If I were a kid, I'd enjoy the playground a lot.

This is a very nice family neighborhood park tucked away in the shadow of 380. There's a new…read moreplayground structure for kids, a nice picnic area, a dog park attached, and the park is adjacent to a little league field. Oh, and there's a (bare bones) bathroom.

This is our favorite dog park in the SF area! The owners are usually responsible and make sure…read moretheir dogs are being good. There aren't that many "forgotten" dog droppings. Also, there is so much space for your dog to run around! The only con is that it's quite hilly and can get muddy after rain. The water fountain is down a slope and I almost slip every single time we go.

How is this place less than 10 minutes from my house and I never knew? My dogs have never been to a…read moredog park so I was a little apprehensive. I was also concerned because there is no division for small and large dogs and my dogs are small. I came on a Sunday around 1pm and it was not crowded at all and I easily found parking on the street. I have to say, the park is beautiful. There are a few picnic tables but be warned, if it is a hot day there is no shade at the tables. That being said, there is plenty of shade in other areas just no where to sit if you need to. There is a water fountain for the dogs and trash cans at the entrance. Thank goodness! No having to put used poo bags in the car for the ride home. It is great to walk around the park but keep in mind it is on a hill. I can also imagine this place gets very muddy in the winter. We found all the people there to be friendly as well as the dogs. Most of the dogs there that day were big dogs but my dogs did manage to find some that would play with them.

Surprising but terrific find -- this great park oddly can't be found on Daly City's city website…read moreand had not been entered here on Yelp despite the fact that both nearby parks Northridge and Palisades have listings but are WAY smaller. This does come across as an abandoned park somewhat -- tennis courts are closed and baseball diamond a bit dilapidated -- could this at one time been a part of the high school? -- but it is a wonderful, huge park. As far as I'm concerned, this is a perfect place to take your dog, so much space. I should add: the clubhouse, which has its own separate Yelp listing, is part of the property; but the park feels like an entirely separate entity -- and there is a Westmoor Park sign at the entrance, not a "clubhouse" sign. Tons of parking -- unless, I suppose there is an event at the clubhouse. I live in Pacifica and I will have no problem making the drive over here to this very lovely spot -- definitely a "destination park."

Where is this?? There is a Rec Center but the tiny playground is NOT public. The rec center leader…read moresays there are no public playgrounds. Also- it's overgrown and ugly, broken tennis courts, weeds. Yuck.

We've gone to this dog park a handful of times before, and it's always well liked by my puppies…read more There's some giant telephone poles or beams with concrete cinderblocks around them and my dogs like to jump up and run across those while in the dog park area. There's also some overgrown Weeds onto one side of the field, so I'm sure there is bunnies or groundhog that live in there cause my dogs are always always sniffing around! Lol There is a small dog park and a little dog park along with a dog fountain and hose out in front. There's also a bathroom for women nearby. There's also a really nice trail and some cool art sculptures and interactive art pieces at the top of the hill if you walk all the way up. This particular day my dogs were tired and didn't want to walk all the way up so we just walked around the park for 30 minutes and got to play with dogs And then we left.

Fun place for dogs. We've been to this spot a few times and our dog enjoys it. Big open space…read morewith solid dirt area, a space for small and large dogs in separate areas, and the property is well kept. The dog owners are friendly and respectful. Everyone picks ups after their pets. Plenty of parking and restrooms for humans.

This is a small gated park with agility equipments. No one was here around 3pm on a Friday, so my…read moredog had a blast running around and catching the frisbee. We only stayed for half an hour because there were poop everywhere and the park smelled like pee. Street parking is available right across the park.

Cute gated dog park. There are two entrances, one at the left edge and one in the middle. There…read morewere doggy poop bags in all the dispensers. One water spout. Two benches, one on either side. It was great to stop by and train my pup for the first time in agility equipment :) The equipment is good for training but there isn't a lot of room for dog play unless they are small dogs. I wouldn't really say this is a dog park, maybe enough for 3 small or 2 medium/large dogs. Not sure how many people train their dogs here. When I was there, there were 3 locals that walked with their dog quickly past the dog park, not even taking a second glance. The equipment is pretty good, only one of them was cracked/needs a replacement. Parking in the street was easy to find.

This is gotta be the worst dog park that I've ever been to for being newly remodeled. They did a…read morehorrible job left fire hydrants that don't work in the middle of a dog park for an obstacle put planner boxes for more obstacles. There's so much room for improvement for this dog park. This is sad that it is in Burlingame, which is a rich community maintenance on the park is horrible water fountain for dogs has no pressure for being brand. New controls are on the wrong side. Don't know who installed it, but it must've been a technician. Or somebody that doesn't know how to plan anything if I lived in Burlingame I wouldn't want to be part of this park. water bowls for the bottom of the park gotta be filled outside and carried in instead of putting a hose bib in so you could fill it where the water needs to come was never done in the planning when they rebuilt this park!

Tucked behind the baseball diamonds, the dog park in Burlingame is super long and relatively thin…read more Dirt and grass. People are picking up poop so there are no landmines when I visited. Everyone seemed friendly and a lot of locals but my visiting hound dog had a good time.

This is such a beautiful park! We rented the biggest space for a babyshower during Labor Day…read moreweekend and it has plenty of tables and a big area for bbq. We did not use the bbq station but used it as a table for food. There are also outlets, we didn't use it though I assume they work. They have a nice playground right next to the picnic site which was convenient for kids. There is also plenty of parking if you come early. Booking the site was very easy. We just called the park & rec for Pacifica and made a deposit. I will be returning for future festivities (bdays, etc). Only thing is that the restroom does not have soap in their dispensers. Pls bring your own soap/hand sanitizer!

What a fantastic park for the little ones, located at the back of Pacifica. Since it's more in the…read morevalley, it's shielded a bit from the sea winds and the weather is quite nice. The play structure is massive and definitely caters to the little ones' imaginations as you can pretend you're in a castle, complete with turrets. They also have a sandbox, playhouses, and swings, so you are sure to find something for all the kids to enjoy. They also have picnic tables and a giant grassy area where you can run around, hold birthday parties, or just sit to have lunch. A couple of bathrooms are located on site, and they are relatively clean, although they do not provide soap or sanitizer.