This is a pretty gross dog park. It's smaller than a tennis court, all dirt (no grass) and no one…read morepicks up after their dogs, including, I would assume, the city workers who are supposed to do this job. I decided to be a good samaritan and started to pick up some other dogs' poo but stopped after a dozen or so. There were several dozen more. Come on, Big Bear. Do better. The only reason I'm giving this place two starts instead of one is because the people I met there - locals - were nice people.

Was visiting in town, happy that this dog park was local. Only 5 mins away from the village…read more 2 things I wasn't the biggest fan of, 1. The Sand(super messy) 2. Was that many dogs maybe only 1-2, I seen more dogs outside of the actual dog park. Just roaming around the actual park.. But overall was cool that dog had somewhere to let some energy out.

Was so excited to bring my dog here for the first time on a Sunday morning, only to discover both…read moreparks were locked! There's a sign saying cleaning/maintenance is done on Wednesday mornings, so I'm not sure why they're locked at this time.. disappointing!!!

I love this park:) Everyone is usually so friendly, & my puppy loves coming here! Aside from the…read moredog park, he loves walking around the hills by the park!

Essig Park is a well-kept, family-friendly place tucked away in Yucca Valley. It's cleaner and more…read morepolished than most parks in the area. Smooth concrete walkways, fresh landscaping, and shade structures give it a pleasant, clean, maintained atmosphere Dog-friendly perks * Separate small & large dog areas * Water fountains & benches - both sides have them, so you stay comfortable * Fully fenced & double-gated - adds peace of mind for dog owners. Family & community feel It's not just about dogs--there's a modest playground, grassy picnic areas, and restroom facilities and is frequently used for public events.

Clean, well maintained. Would stop again. Not crowded, nice shaded area. Would recommend as a good…read moreplace to stop when traveling.

Clean, quiet, nice little path and looks like they're expanding! Great place to let your dog get…read moretheir wiggles out before or in the middle of camping at JT.

I'm new to the area is it really nice large dog park I've met a lot of nice people out here. but…read more,No lights @ night? And why is there so many grass fields that the animals can't go on just half of one of them? Just curious

Best dog park ever! Well cared for. Dogs got along. Too bad 95 miles from home! Great spot. Both…read moredogs enjoyed.

It's a well maintained dog park. There's a Costco and Walgreens close by. The park has cement…read morebenches with shade, along with scoopers & poop stations in both sides of the small dog's and the large dog's side. Each area has grass and sand areas. An extremely kind person donates tennis balls for use at the park. Please lock your vehicle and make sure your items are securely placed away. This location DOES NOT HAVE RESTROOMS IF your dog is attacked-CALL 911 REPORT. Take photos of their dog, owners and vehicle. Ask for witnesses info.

We have been loving visiting Seasons Dog Park! The mid morning crowd (10am) is super easy going…read moreand has super well behaved dogs. This dog park is fully fenced with a separate area for small dogs, although when we were visiting, all dogs coexisted in the main dog park. Water and dog waste bags are also available with trash onsite. We will be back for another romp while we are in town!

This park is doggie heaven!! The large dog side is the biggest dog park Ive ever seen! The small…read moreone could have been made larger. We went and it was pretty empty (I think most patrons visit after the sun is going down) so we allowed our dog on the big side while being mindful that if a big dog came, we would move our pup to the smaller side. Equipped with benches, trees, poop bags, and water fountains. Loved it.

There's lots of parking. There's two playgrounds: one for toddlers and one for older kids. There's…read moretwo baby swings, two kinds of swings I've never seen before elsewhere, and two regular swings. The swings were pretty high up. I'm only four foot nine so I couldn't lift my kids into the first 4 swings. The park has nice little details like a roundabout, a xylophone and rock climbing. There's a lot of benches and tables for the parents to watch their kids nearby. One thing I will say, the park is super popular and it was very packed. All the kids we encountered were so sweet and kind towards each other. It was really nice seeing everyone get along and playing together. There's an office, a baseball field and bathrooms. There's also an indoor pool but it was currently closed. Very nice park.

Great dog park overall! The water fountains work well and there's plenty of space for both big and…read moresmall dogs. A few toy balls and a nice water bowl were available, which was a nice touch. Tip: bring your own poo bags -- the park service didn't have any stocked, and unfortunately a few owners didn't clean up after their dogs. Still, if everyone does their part, it's a great place to let the pups run and play.

IRRESPONSIBLE DOG OWNERS HERE!!! first time at this park, I…read morewent and nobody was there around 12pm. a while later This older couple comes in with their husky and let him off the leash, and the interaction is semi-okay but my dog isn't even a year so I made sure to keep him close since I don't know how he would act. He is generally just overly excited and wants to run up and greet but i don't let him yet. This couples dog came over and their dog kept trying to mount my puppy. All they did was say "no humping" and let him run around still. I should have known and took him out but I wasn't quick enough. I talked to the lady a little bit and her comments were just very questionable like as if because my dog is a pitbull that makes him the one in the wrong automatically. Their husky completely ignored them and then ignored me and even as my pup was right next to me with his leash , started to try mounting my pup again. my dog didn't like that and a scuffle ensued. I got bit in the midst of it all, and even as their dog had my dogs face in its mouth, they just kept saying "let go" and tried getting him back on the leash. My dog was pretty shaken and even after he stopped, their dog STILL came after mine and bit him in the leg and tried pulling and all they said was "let go of him" like it was no big deal. I was too busy making sure my dog was good and looked at my wound and by the time I looked back they were out the gate and already pretty much gone as the man's wife was saying "that's it," and some other things. before they walked away as i was holding my dog she had the nerve to say "you should still be careful of pit bulls.." and other nonsense. EXCUSE ME?! I did right by containing my dog and the nerve to try to blame it on my dogs breed when it was THEIR HUSKY who wouldn't leave mine alone. I have some good puncture wounds and the fact that they just left is completely irresponsible. I'm guessing it was their first time there like mine but to just leave and not even see if my dog or me were okay is extremely fucked up. My dog is a puppy, i've had him less than a month. He is new to everything after I adopted him from SB animal shelter, and so I wanted to introduce him to some new sights, smells, and other dogs. He doesn't really know how to act so when someone came in I put him on the leash since he gets overly excited. I did my part and felt I was being a responsible owner by making sure he stayed close and leashed even in the park. he doesn't even know aggression because he has never been exposed to anything like that. he is all play. I was by myself and the fact that they didn't even take responsibility. there was no sorry, just running away. The couple was an older couple, looked caucasian. the lady had a hat and sunglasses. don't remember the man too much. we were all talking and everything seemed to be "fine" but they didn't control their dog. I would have gotten their information but the way they left so fast and were already gone by the time I got up is crazy. I would definitely remember them if I saw them. My dog was so defeated, he has a small limp and I had to carry him partly to the car and inside once we got home. i'm very disappointed because it's my first dog and our first time at the dog park. I felt I was prepared to the best of my ability and I know some other people aren't as responsible for their dogs but it's common sense if yours dog doesn't know how to act you take control. This was a lesson learned and I hope that this can help others in the future. i'm more disappointed in the fact that they just left me and my dog like this and didnt even check if we were okay. they were only concerned with getting their dog out and leaving because they were judgmental about my dog and trying to place blame. I'm still in shock.

My dogs were covered with ticks after taking them to the Redlands Ford dog park. The ticks were…read moremostly in between their paw finger. Sad to say I will not be taking them there again.

By Palm Springs city hall. Very social for dogs and owners. Small and large dog parks…read more Best place around!

What a very clean secure dog park. My dog and I felt safe and happy. I love that they have shaded…read moreareas to sit and a water fountain for the dogs.

Boulder Bay Park is one of Big Bear Lake's most picturesque (and busy) spots, offering stunning…read moreviews of the lake, towering boulders, and plenty of open space for you and your dog to enjoy. Located on the western side of Big Bear Lake, this park is a popular destination for both locals and visitors, particularly those looking to enjoy a peaceful and leisurely walk with their pets, a picnic, or just some quiet time by the water. There is a free parking lot adjacent to the park, but it can fill up quickly, especially on weekends and holidays. If the lot is full, there is additional street parking available nearby. The park is open year-round, but the best times to visit are during the spring, summer, and fall when the weather is mild, and the lake is at its most beautiful.

This is a PACKED and very busy Park that attracts people coming into Big Bear Lake or leaving Big…read moreBear. We came in at night, so we hit this park leaving Big Bear Lake. Many people taking pictures or selfies, some people fishing off the small pier, while others were walking their dogs. It was very clean, there is restrooms available (yes there was a line) and plenty of parking, although you may need to wait for a spot. It is a cool park to check out, I've seen pictures of people kayaking, however there are signs that say to stay on the path and not cross over the railing. A nice picnic place perhaps or family photos with the bear. The boulders in the area/park make it a cool photographic area.