Large area for dogs to run with chairs in the shade for the humans. Loved that they had a little…read moreplastic pool full of water because my dog loves water.

My 2 Labrador retrievers have exercised here a few dozen times. Never have had a problem with…read moreother aggressive dogs. My pups like the place, so do I.

We finally made it to this trail and happy we did. As we had a late start there was only enough…read moretime to make it up 3 miles before returning. The fall colors and the views were magnificent. I suggest wearing good shoes- especially for the descent as there are loose rocks. I didn't need my hiking poles on the way up yet they were handy coming back down. The rock type is Andesite lava & Rhyolite (I had to look it up). Really fascinating topography. Limited parking available at parking lot at main entrance. It is free however there is a donation box for the Napa Open Space District.

Oat Hill Mine trail is a wonderful hike (it's also great for MTB) with some beautiful views of…read moreCalistoga. It's dog-friendly and one of the only trails I've been on locally where everyone has respected the rule that dogs need to be on leash at all times, which is nice. It's not typically heavily trafficked, and you can go miles without seeing another person. It's particularly beautiful in the fall when the vines start changing colors. Parking usually isn't too difficult. I recommend slapping on some sunscreen before hitting the trail and bringing a hat and sunnies because there's not very much tree coverage. It can get very hot during the summer, so starting earlier in the day is advisable.

We just spent one night at Bothe-Napa State Park, and it was the perfect first outing with our…read morerooftop tent! we loved it so peaceful. !! The campground is small but charming, nestled between Calistoga and Saint Helena -- a true hidden gem. We've driven by this park so many times on our way to Calistoga. Finally got to check it out and experience it. It's surrounded trees and the soothing sounds of a creek , offering a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of nearby towns. Trails and even a swimming pool that's open on the weekends. The park is well-maintained, with clean bathrooms and a great atmosphere. It was our first time using the rooftop tent, and this spot couldn't have been more ideal. We're already planning to come back and explore more of the park!

Gorgeous, amazing. Great trails. A pool and ice cream. I mean really, don't go. We don't need…read moreanymore tourism at this amazing park.

Hubby and I were looking for a great place for our puppy to get his energy out and came across this…read morelarge dog park. The park had 2 fenced-in play areas, 1 for small breeds and 1 that was the largest I've ever seen for large breed dogs! Midnight had an absolute blast playing with the other doggies!! I would HIGHLY recommend visiting this great dog park! The park was named after Toad Tunnels that are emptied into this area. Their was plenty of seating to lounge out while our pup socialized with other dogs and a doggie drinking fountain! Don't forget to visit their Stick Library, we made sure to add a stick before leaving! SYOY! :-) *Song Credit: Balloon @iksonmusic

This is a huge dog park!!!! One of my best friends lives in Davis so when I was in town I stopped…read morehere after seeing her to let my yellow Labrador run! She loved it! It's huge!!!! They have a big park and a little one! So many toys were already in the park! 10/10 can't wait to come back!

I Love this place, I can walk my dog in peace, and play soccer, and a good place to hang out. Also,…read moreyou could have a nice cookout with your family or friends while doing activities. I go to this place every day and enjoy the place with friends and family, I wish there were more fields like this![

It's a OK park. Just a field with soccer goals and a little baseball field. Very good for throwing…read morefrisbees.

Hubby and I found this Sonoma County, Regional dog park online and decided to check it out. They…read morehave nice fenced-in areas for pups to get their energy out with plenty of fresh water, picnic benches and lawn chairs with cup holders! This was especially convenient since we got Starbucks Upon leaving we noticed there was a donation box that goes towards Sonoma Dog Park Association Inc and decided to leave a small donation, every cent helps! I would definitely recommend this dog park ran solely by non-profit volunteers! It's located next to the grand Depot Park and we'll definitely be returning! SYOY! :-) *Song Credit: Walk @iksonmusic

Wow! What an incredible off-leash dog park we're lucky to have in Villa Dog Park at Villa…read moreChanticleer. The park has been recently updated and it's better than ever. It's a large, fenced in park with wood chips on the ground, and trees all around creating lots of shade, even on hot days. Pups have so much space to run free and sniff and play and check their pee-mail. Sensory and exercise heaven! There's a path around the inside of the park that is now paved, so a great little walking loop for the humans, if you want to get some movement in too. The new shade structure is large with tables and chairs. There are a few water spouts/fountains, and at least 3 poop bag dispensers and garbage cans. Be a good citizen and keep the park clean - scoop the poop! Our pups absolutely love this park - such a great place to socialize with other dogs. It's really helped our younger pup who is sometimes reactive when on leash. She's so much calmer and more confident off-leash. Our pups enthusiastically jump out of the car upon arrival, and leave the park tired and content! Happy dogs, happy humans!

Great dog park. My berner loved it! Lots of room to roam around... almost too much room! I couldn't…read moresee her sometimes depending on where I was sitting. Overall, she had a great time. My most recent time there though there were a lot of males coming for my daughter so we are on a break. Finding the right time that works for you and your dog is the key. My dog likes little company.

Compared to the last dog park, I think we found a winner!…read more Jojo was up early and wanted to play. After yesterday's brief encounter with bees at the other park, we found this one nearby. Lots of open parking, part of the newly developed homes for sale. Really thoughtful with the dog-height water fountain. They also provide water bowls, pooper scooper, and a waste disposal area (bags included). Thank you for the healthy grass, bee free! Oh, and benches for the people :) Great spot, we'll be back!

Made a small stop here since we had our 3 dogs. The park was hugeeeeeee! But I felt the little dog…read morearea wasn't well kept. Grass wasn't cut and chairs were thrown on the ground. My dogs didn't mind though they enjoyed themselves and were sleeping the whole car ride home!

This place is a nightmare for anyone who actually cares about their dog's safety and well-being…read more There's no grass anywhere--just weeds, dirt, and rocks. The atmosphere is chaotic, with rude and careless dog owners who don't supervise their poorly behaved dogs. On my recent visit, an older man sat on his phone while his dog continuously harassed mine, even though my dog was just trying to play fetch. Definitely not a safe or enjoyable environment. Would not recommend.

I love it! The only thing that is kind of a shame is that,…read morethere are so many foxtails, we can't come here during the hotter/dry seasons... I still give it 4 stars though because it's not the parks fault, there isn't too much you can do about it. The people are friendly and 98% of the dogs are super well behaved as well... I was able to get my very skittish dog socialized to other dogs there & now he's great off leash! Really awesome!

If you're in the hunt for a quaint, picturesque little neighborhood park, it's hard to beat Lyman…read morePark. Located in the heart of ridiculously cute St. Helena, this small, shaded community hangout is the perfect place to enjoy any number of leisure activities. We were in town for the day and looking for a place to eat some sandwiches we'd just purchased at a nearby deli. There weren't a lot of benches in town so we headed here. The park is overall well-maintained, with a gazebo, plenty of places to sit and a couple little monuments to view. There's plenty of shade from surrounding trees for those visiting in the peak of summer. I especially liked the little two seat tables that were perfect for lunch. I also appreciated that they had open and CLEAN, fully accessible public restrooms. This is after we were looking for a place to go in town and found everything, including even the visitor's center, closed to the public.

Lovely place, extremely clean nice park We had a nice…read morepicnic with my cousin my husband and me, a curious squirrel came to visit to