It's a much larger dog area than most if not all other parks nearby. There are enclosed area for…read morebigger dogs in a huge area and a good size area for the little ones. Dirt and natural grass. The park has convenient poop pickup bags in both big and small dog areas (but you have have to do a bit more walking in the big dog area). Shaded area with seats if you get tired. You can also leash up your pooch and go for a walk along with bay trail that is right next to the park. Cool wind sculptures on the top of the hill. Clean bathrooms and drinking fountains for both human and dogs in the parking lot by the enclosed dog park area.

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.

Large dog park in a beautiful setting. Newer, clean and a waterway with bridge and boat park…read morenearby.Dogs love to sniff things. I love to sniff things. Both of us loved this park. I try to get Little Sweets out of the house once in a while to see new things. My aunt still has his sister and he can get lonely - he copes by playing video games in his bedroom and he can't stand my spoiled cat MrMoose with his demanding SCREAMmeows all day. Its time to get him out of the house. Let him sniff something. Lots of dogs here for him to sniff. They can do some sniff swapping or flea swapping or whatever they do - I don't mind - he is on some good flea control stuff. The fenced area is safe for roaming and decorated in small metal dog shapes. Near is the waterway. It is pleasant. This city has more waterways than I ever knew existed. From a look on the map all manmade. There is a larger park nearby too. All of this is under larger power lines. I think that is good use of land space. Not much more could go under here.... but my friend Johnny would tell you not to spend too much time here because of EMF or something or another.

The large and small dog sizes separated and cleanliness... love it! People were friendly and…read morecautious of own dogs when playing. Looking forward to visiting again, soon!!

"Holy smoke! This park has a stunning view!" - TheBoss…read more Leo J. Ryan Park is a scenic 20-acre waterfront public park in Foster City featuring paved trails, a tranquil lagoon, and community recreational facilities. The VIBE and SCENERY is a 10/10. It has paved wide paths and boardwalks offer wide views of the calm lagoon and passing water fowl. The CLEANLINESS is a 10/10. The bermuda grass is well maintained and trimmed to perfection. Flowers are great. The park features an outdoor amphitheater, a scenic lakefront gazebo, and a Recreation Center. Overall, this is a lovely park to go on a stroll or for a run. I highly recommend it.

This park is one of my favorite places to take a doggie buddy during Doggie Day Out! The park is…read morelovely with plenty of parking in the lot and street as well. My favorite part is the heart statue, which is a must photo-op each time I'm here. I also enjoy sitting in the gazebo and just zone out looking out in the water. Lol The bathroom is pretty clean so that's a bonus.

This is a very nice park they have clean restrooms that's already a huge point there is walkways…read morethere's a bike trail there's playground for the kids and you can reserve your spot if you would like to use the picnic areas this first come first serve for the spots but if you're reserve it you can have one of them but you just have to be the first one to get here to choose the spot and secure the one that you would like they do not allow alcohol at the park so be mindful of that and there's plenty of parking and it's always Breezy and enjoyable here

Great park nestled in San Mateo next to the performing arts academy. It has a large play structure…read morewith multiple routes to climb and a twisty slide. It also has a set of bucket swings and 2 sets of regular swings. There is a walking path around the play structure and benches to sit on. I like that the park is away from the street. It is not fenced in though.

My pup and I ended up on the Peninsula side after going for a drive. I looked for a dog park near…read morewhere we were and los Prado came up. It's kind of tucked which might explain why there isn't much traffic there, but that worked out for my guy. This was out first dog park experience so I don't have anything to compare it too. It was fairly clean. I did find some cigarette butts near one of the benches but it appeared everyone cleaned up after their pets.

Big park lots of benches what they don't have tho is a bathroom that's stays open until the park…read morecloses. They have a big grassy field and a lot of areas to congregate but for some reason the bathrooms are all gated and locked shut.

Probably the nicest park I've been to or seen…read more Things that are great: -Tons of open space for dogs to run -Ramps to practice agility -Benches throughout for the humans -Grass and dirt - you get the best of both -Poop bags provided -Free parking everywhere Things that are not so great: -The hours - Sundays are a no? Whaaa... I understand this park is next to some housing, but for the most part the dogs weren't loud when I was there. Would love a place to take my dog to on Sundays, too, but that's how the cookie crumbles I suppose..

I agree with the reviews about careless owners . It was about 60/50 like that /tuning out on…read morephones or computers . A large group of older men using profanity and largely ignoring their dogs . No one brings balls, no extras to share and dogs largely untrained to drop /share . Not horrible , but not as friendly vibes as seal point or shores , for example . Bring extra balls or your dog will be stuck with nothing to play with !

My runner absolutely loved being able to roam and run free. It is also a beautiful view. It was…read morequiet and enjoyed reading a book while my pup explored the space. I loved that they had multiple places to sit and a covered table. One tree, so not much shade for dogs. They have a hose with a special head on the hose. One water bowl available but I usually bring my own for my dog. Overall nice place!

Was in the area and wanted to take our dog to a dog park and saw Shore Dogs Park…read more Immediately got out the car and it smelled like dog poop. Not sure how often this dog park gets cleaned. The large dog area had a little obstacle course which was cool. Thought the park was just ok to be honest. On the plus side, you get a good view of the bay.

Not Bad for a Dog Park . Adjacent to Bay shore Walk along the Waterfront…read more. Prefer early Morning or Late afternoon to bring you Dogs here as it can be hot for their Paws.. We stayed here for couple of mins and walk along the Bay Shore They have Bathroom and good Parking too.

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!

I'm glad I found out about this place. This is where you go to launch your boat, SUP paddle board,…read moreand kayak. This place has bathroom. Plenty of parking spaces right next to boat launch ramp. The boat park is located between Foster City Blvd & Bounty Dr. I highly recommend this place guys. Check it out!

The signage is adjacent to a dog park. i assumed it was for the dog park. the dogs seem to be…read moremostly happy. a few were "dogging" it. just taking their time walking near the fence. the dog park is very small. i didn't see where the children's playground is that's referred to in the other dog park review. the ramps to the water is further down past the parking lot. the natives know where everything is.

Amazing views of the bay on a clear sunny day!…read more The water was so still it created a clear mirrored reflection! Lots of people and dogs! Watch out for active bikers. Nice little parking lot

What a special place with a tall hill to go up then you're treated to a calming bay view. An…read moreexpansive view. Trail for biking and walking Plenty of parking. Exercise or soul searching, you can do it al Good time!