There is parking lot parking There are walking trails…read more This is not a fenced in Dog Park I would not trust my dog leash year as there is canyons near, and I'm sure he would be off and running . There's a group of locals that go every day and think that the park is theirs . Follow their unspoken rules or they'll tell you about it .

Pet health Very nice no leash dog park 7296 Charmant Drive…read more well kept very clean Large enough to have dog run Waste pickup bags Benches to sit while dogs play Nice grassy areas that can be used on leash AtHomeStemCells.org stem cell healing for humans and their furry friends pets

This is my go to park to walk to in the area to enjoy ocean views with my pastries/coffee from the…read morevarious shops in the area. Whether it's foggy or sunny, the view is always nice. Multiple benches scattered around the park, facing the ocean. Lots of people walking their dogs, strolling, and biking around; pretty sure I happened to see a small wedding happening one weekend as well.

Calumet Park is a cozy cliffside park with ocean views, paved walkways, benches, and a green grassy…read morearea.

Anytime any family and friends are in town, I take them down to see the La Jolla coves. Beautiful…read morescenery on a sunny day! There are plenty of public street parking and also parking garages. Once you get past the stench of the sea lions, you can enjoy yourself more. It does take some getting used to! There are typically some street vendors there selling apparel. Some really cool hand crafted items. Just go where the wind takes you and enjoy yourself! Do NOT bother the sea lions, they can and will be aggressive if you get too close.

3/30/26 update:…read more Free parking is very difficult to find if you come during peak times. You might have to drive around in circles to see if anyone is leaving. We decided to park in the garage that is close to the Cave Store. It's about $15 and you have to pay by scanning a QR code. I didn't feel like waiting for people to leave since we were in a time crunch. There is a path by the Cave Store that you can walk down and get some great views. The cove where you can see the sea lions is a short walk. You can go to the beach which is shared with the sea lions. There's a park ranger that makes sure people don't get too close to the animals.

This is a small, but well maintained dog park. There is a covered area with chairs, waste bags, and…read morewater for dogs. There is a bark area and a grassy area. It's definitely worth going to if in the area.

Note: It is not reachable through vehicle. We were stuck on…read moreGPS trying to figure out where this little dog park was, until we realized we needed to park at the mall and walk deep inside the plaza to get here. The area is reserved and towards a back area of the outdoor courtyards. On the poles, you'll see flags repping the "Bark Park" sign to let you know you're getting close. The area itself is a small yard, a place you can definitely get your dog to do its dookie business in off-leash, but it doesn't hit the dog social aspect of usual dog parks. I wish the area was maintained better because there were no dookie bags refilled (luckily we bring our own) and the trash can was filled to the brim. The trash can lid also needs to be lifted by your hand so you can throw away nature's goodness so I reccommend holding your nose and breath when doing so. Other than that, it's really awesome for a mall to provide this little space, and since it is rare to find that in Los Angeles, my partner and I are very happy and content for the opportunity so we are giving it a 4-stars simply because more maintenance and refills on the supplies was what was missing.

Been here many times over the years. It's perfect to just sit and relax to talk all the views in…read more The grass is comfortable enough to lay on or bring a lawn chair or blanket. There are a few tables and benches available but they do tend to get full especially on the weekends or during sunset. Parking is scarce to plan ahead. Wedding ceremonies are held here as well as large events such as marathons. If you plan to visit, be sure to check out scheduled events because parking becomes even more difficult during peak times. Always worth the price of admission though. Nothing beats the sounds of the crashing waves and the smell of seals. Cormorants are beautiful too be on the lookout for them cause they like to poop everywhere!

Free Sunday summer concerts next to ocean are always fun! San Diego summers. Uh, I mean La Jolla…read moresummers.

ELEVATED SLANTED PARK (4.5 stars)…read more I love this park! Dog friendly but not specifically a dog park. A lot of people lay out and picnic. The views are amazing - you can see downtown and the beaches. There is a parking lot but it can get packed. Once a year they do a music event here. Summers it's packed. I've had picnic here with friends and they love the view and park. I've had lazy chill days here with my dog and we enjoy the scenery. Cool park!

The Dolores Park of San Diego…read more I found this place during COVID and have been coming ever since. If you're looking for a birthday hang, a picnic date, a sunset spot, a place to read, chill with your pup spot, or make some art, this park has you covered. It's the perfect spot for any occasion. The views are breathtaking and the vibe is super laid‑back. There are always plenty of people around, so it feels like one big community hang. If you're lucky, you might even catch someone DJing or playing music everyone can enjoy. They also offer community yoga classes here -- I haven't signed up yet, but it's nice to know it's an option. The park is pretty steep in some areas, so you might need to walk around a bit to find a flat spot where you're not sitting at an incline. I'd recommend bringing chairs, blankets, and any shade essentials you might need since there aren't many tree‑shaded areas. Parking is tough and the bathrooms are your typical not‑so‑great public park bathrooms, but don't let that stop you from experiencing the best park in San Diego.

The best dog park ever! My dogs love this place, they have so much fun running around and playing…read moreball, splashing in the water and making new doggie friends. We love walking along the wide open trails while waiting for the dogs to dry off from swimming. There's also an area with several bowls and water jugs for them to get a drink. It can get crowded at times, especially on the weekends, so we usually go on a weekday and grab lunch at a nearby dog friendly restaurant afterwards. There is plenty of free parking, no bathrooms, maybe a port-a-potty around. Totally worth checking out.

OMGOODNESS!! This is a massive large doggie park!! It is a gated area. There's multiple entrances…read more We had parked on the off street parking lot and went in at that entrance. Our cousin who had parked in an actual parking lot went in that entrance. We walked a bit to meet up. From where we were, it looked like miles of walking trails. From where our cousin parked, there were trails that lead to the water. It's funny, we took the dogs for a walk. Miles of trails and the open air. The dogs were in doggie heaven!! Miles of walking, running, and meeting of other dogs and sniffs!! Towards the end, I actually felt like I was being walked by the dogs. I believe I got triple the steps in. No joke!! Overall, it was a great experience! The dogs absolutely loved meeting other dogs. We enjoyed chatting with everyone. The dogs LOVED swimming in the water as well!! Oh! What a loved was all the responsible pet parents! Picking up your dog's poop is a must!! There's trash cans everywhere. I will be back! It was a fun and exhausting experience! I still love it!!!

The day I went there was a little league competition going on in the field so it was very hard to…read morefind parking. Even street parking was full so I circled around couple times until I found one of the little league parents getting ready to leave. I got a little confused about where the dog park was because there's no fenced area. I asked one of the ladies sitting at the bench and she pointed at the picnic tables further in the park and said that's the dog park. There were only two dogs there but Gibbs had a blast playing with them in the unfenced area. The grass was in relatively good shape and the area was pretty clean. The only down side was there's no water fountain for the dogs. There was a bucket of water probably provided by some nice dog owner. I brought my own water bottle for Gibbs but the other dog owner didn't have water for her dog so we shared the one I had. Overall it's pretty nice for the dogs and for me because the view there was nice too.

If your dog has great recall even with distractions, try it out. My dog, however, does not. By the…read morepictures, I thought this park was fenced in. It is not. So if your dog can't be trusted for whatever reason without an enclosure, this park is NOT for you

La Jolla Colony consists of seven different neighborhoods with a variety of housing, from…read moreapartments to condominiums, and townhomes to single-family households. This park is a quiet outdoor space in the heart of La Jolla Colony for the sole use of the Colony's residents and their guests. The park is a peaceful retreat between I-5 and University City. Grounds are well-maintained, and the landscaping creates a welcoming environment. Remember, this is a private park.

I had no idea this place existed until covid19. I stumbled upon it by walking my dog around my…read moreneighborhood. This park was not off limits when all city parks were ordered to closed since it is a private community park. There's is no obvious entrance sign to this park. The differences in quality are glaring when comparing this privately maintained park and most other City of San Diego parks. The grass here is perfect. The equipment is in good shape for being constantly exposed to the elements. The trees are well maintained. Everything is clean. One day I noticed a wooden post and railing was repaired in less than 2 days! The lawns are very spacious and the track that runs around the perimeter is great for jogging and walks. There are also many exercise "stations" along the track. Most of which are rarely used. I think that's mainly because a lot of these stations are somewhat unnecessary (arbitrary stretching, odd exercises, etc). I just wish they had more pull-up bars.

This is a small dog park, because it is really made for the neighboring community, so parking is…read morealso very limited. But we still like to drive here from time to time to switch it up for the dogs. There are two areas, one for the big dogs and another for the small dogs, which can come in handy. There's also an obstacle course in the big dog area and a few benches to sit at. The whole place is dirt and grass, which is better than turf, in my opinion.

ON TOP OF CIVITA PARK IS THE DOG PARKS (4 stars)…read more ... yelp map has it all wrong. It USE to be at the bottom of the hill before they built that elementary school over the dog park areas There is a large dog and small dog gated parks. The large dog park has dog agility climbing structures, the small dog park does not. There is no shade and whatever grass they had has perished thru the years into dirt. There are seating areas and each park has a dog water fountain. The parks are pretty clean but an occasional dump here and there. The people that bring their dogs here are mostly Civitia Park residence because the small parking lot ope. To public (10 slots, if even) is a challenge to get a spot. We like to spend a little time in the dog park and the walk the stairs of Civita Park down to the human park.