The place is disgusting. I brought my husky there, pee and poo all over. I couldn't even bounce the…read moretennis ball around. She didn't wanna pick it up after it was contaminated.

I try to bring my pup to the dog park before giving him a bath. Might as well let him get more…read moredirty before he gets all clean. And we do have a go-to dog park for occasions like this, but given an all-day free Saturday, I thought about checking out a new place. And that's how we found this spot. It is what most Yelpers say what it is: small. Prime (my fur baby) is more used to one of those large dirt and grass kinda areas. He enjoyed it anyway since he met new fur-friends and got to play with them for a bit. It worked out even better since my cousin met us there to bring his fur baby to a dog park for the very first time. This was a good first run for him - I figure it a good idea start him out in a small area to see how how reacts with other dogs and mostly so he doesn't get too overwhelmed. From the looks of it, it's safe to say that enjoyed his very first dog park run. Doggy bags and water fountains are provided for both pups and hoomans alike. There are also benches available. Parking is available, both private and street. It is very well maintained, but as small as it is, it shouldn't be that much of an issue. Alas, as nice and clean as it is, we probably won't be back. It just isn't big enough for my pup to run around. However! If you and your pup are more into just chillin', then this is the place.

I always check how many dogs are there. Before we go in the big dog area. We take a walk around the…read morepark first so she gets here energy down little. Bu is excited when we get there she loves playing but at times doesn't get personal space. Have to be aware of the dogs energy & body language too. Anything can happen in seconds. I dont recommend for people don't have experience in keeping eye on they're dog behavior and not able to break up dog fights. Just be cautious and know your dog

This park is on the corner of Studebaker and Del Amo. There are two sections. When is four bigger…read moredogs and the other is for smaller dogs. There are several benches. there is a lady who comes and sells her hand, knitted and crocheted scarves and slippers. They are only five and $10 each. Barely pays for the yarn. The dogs can run around freely and chase each other. There is a water fountain for them to go and get a drink. My dog is going to have a nice long nap now because she is very tired from running around chasing other dogs. There are rolls of plastic bags, so you can and should clean up after your dog. I did.

Not a huge dog park fan in general mostly due to pet owners behavior not their dogs, so this park…read moreis nice when it's not crowded. There's lots to investigate for dogs and a lot of natural elements to explore. Please follow the rules: Rules Comply with posted rules for the safety of everyone Each dog must be under the control of an adult. Only one dog per adult is permitted. Dog must be under visual and voice control at all times. Pick up after your dog and dispose of waste Dogs must be older than 4 months, vaccinated & licensed. Puppies younger than 4 months are not permitted Dogs shall be on leashes whenever outside Dog Park No aggressive dogs. Owners legally responsible for injuries their dog caused Professional dog trainers/handlers not permitted to use the facility for instruction. No female dogs in heat. All dogs must wear a collar with current tags. No spiked collars; they can hurt other dogs. No food-human or dog-of any kind. Owners shall provide drinking water for their dogs Children must be supervised by adults. Children are not permitted to run, shout, scream, wave arms or excite or antagonize dogs.

This is easily my favorite dog park in Long Beach and my husky child Frank's favorite park in this…read morecity. Although we usually go to the park in our neighborhood, we will often drive to this park because there's so much space for Frank to run around and he doesn't seem to get as dirty as he does at Bixby Park.

Came here to visit my best friend and decided to stop by here for our pups run and meet other dogs…read more I'm not used to a dog park with wood chips so I found that very interesting. Our dogs had such a blast here. They have the option of the small and big dog park. We had a frenchie that is super reactive and a blue heeler super social. Since there wasn't any dogs in the small dark park, we decided to go in there. The park was very clean and super spacious. In the small park they have two benches by the entrance and another one in the center. The people and their dogs are so friendly here. I would definitely come back. Long Beach is lovely and so welcome!

Nice manicure park for dogs , shady trees surrounding the park that's good for kicking back reading…read morea book

A nice sunny afternoon at the park calls for a little picnic. The old days are completely different…read moreat this park. Decades later, it's a whole new place. Still nice but with a major upgrade. It's part of the aquarium of the pacific just along the harbor. There's a parking lot that's part of it but the payment situations was a bit of a mess. Paying with credit card on the machine was a hit or miss. Which i also found out from someone else there. It's probably easy just to do it from your phone. It's a decent size parking lot but there's also parking at the structure just next to the aquarium. It's a cute rolling hill park that looks out to both the queen mary, shoreline village and the harbor. Depending on what side you are. It's a cute little walk around with the lighthouse on top. There's benches scattered throughout the park for seating. There's even a little beach like path along the harbor. Regardless which side you are, the view is quite beautiful. There's also fishing that you could do on the pier. You'll see people about and about walking, picnicking, walking with their dogs or a stroll. Long Beach has its hidden gems and this place was one of them.

This is a cute little park that was across from our hotel where we stayed at the Hyatt Centric. A…read morenice little walking area to enjoy the salty sea air and watch the boats pass. You can see the Queen Mary across the way when walking the path.

It is beyond disgusting.... It's been a year since I have took my fur baby to K9 corner and it's…read morejust nasty... No wonder it's always empty... There are beer cans all around... Cigarette Bud's everywhere... It reeks of human urine and feces... Its disgusting... It might of well be a big dumping ground for people instead​ of dogs. This park has not been up to par... City of Long Beach you really need to step your game up... Its horrible...

Update 2020 It's getting better. The city got smart and took…read moreoff the panels that hid the transients. This place used to be beautiful and it's fairly new but this Sunday when we visited we found it to be occupied by a homeless couple that was in the middle of bathing and grooming in it. It was and uncomfortable and disappointing visit.

The most neatest thing you could find at the Promenade ! A QR code Potty! It was new to me , I was…read moreactually hesitant to try it since it is a facility right on the side walk. Surprisingly you use your phone snap the QR Code and the door opens and to my surprise so clean . Everything is a wave of your hand and what a relief it is! This one was located at the Harvey Milk Promenade Park. Very convenient if you are at Gold Bahn The Promenade is Cool. Lots of stores and eating places . I recommend trying this when you see it. It's called "throne" .

This was a really interesting area of Long Beach. Somehow I have never been in this area and found…read moreit accidentally. I wanted to check out Broken Spirits which is right next to the 2 hour free parking garage. Parking is by Long Beach Blvd with entrances on 3rd and 4th street. The promenade itself is a 4 block pedestrian walkway full of gorgeous murals, pleasant landscaping, and an odd QR code enabled toilet. It's interesting and fun to walk. You can get some great views of historic architecture such as the Middough Building. Sad part is on a Saturday it felt like I was in an apocalypse movie. Nobody anywhere. Was a total ghost town. Restaurant we ate at was great but totally empty. Was odd. I assume night time might be busier? I will definitely be back for Broken Spirits and curious to see what else is around.

One of our favorite dog parks to bring our 8 y/o rescue, Zeus. Parking usually available in the…read morelittle lot or on the street, but you might have a little trouble during peak times: weekday evenings and weekends. There's a large dog side (to the left upon entry) and a small dog side (to the right). Both areas are properly fenced and have benches and communal water bowls. I think there's also poop bag dispensers on each side, too. We like that the benches are dispersed throughout the area so you can sit wherever the shade is from the plentiful trees throughout the park. For the most part, the other park-goers adequately supervise and pick up after their dogs. There's plenty of room for several dogs to run around at once without feeling crowded. It's pretty close to Long Beach Blvd, so you'll hear the occasional honking or bus driving by, but overall it's pretty quiet and peaceful (other than dog barking). We also love that there's a sidewalk from the dog park and parking lot that leads east to Scherer Park and duck pond, so if your pup still has some energy after exploring off-leash, you can take them on a (leashed!) short walk up to the pond.

Worst dog park. My dog got attacked the minute I opened the gate. The owner was standing there and…read morehis pit bull rushed the gate and attacked my pit she has a gash in her neck and another bite on the top of her neck.