Dog parks in Sacramento, California
Sacramento's city-operated off-leash parks are fenced, with double-gate entry. The city says its dog parks include benches, shade areas and dog drinking fountains; individual layouts vary.
Sutter's Landing Park
20 28th Street · A 2.5-acre dog park with separate areas for large and small dogs, plus restrooms and a multi-use trail connection in the wider regional park.
Truitt Bark Park
1818 Q Street · Separate fenced areas for large and small dogs, lighting, shade trees, drinking fountains and public “BARK” art. Read the full layout, amenities and rules guide.
Blackbird Park Dog Parks
3765 Hovnanian Drive · Separate 0.6-acre small-dog and 1.6-acre large-dog areas, with turf, shade canopies, benches and dog drinking fountains.
Lynn Robie Dog Park
7895 Freeport Boulevard, at Bill Conlin Youth Sports Complex · Separate small- and large-dog areas.
North Natomas Regional Park
2501 New Market Drive · City-listed dog park; check the park's current page for any revisions to its small- and large-dog areas.
Valley Oak Dog Park
2780 Mabry Drive · Separate small- and large-dog areas, benches, tables and dog drinking fountains.
Barandas Dog Park
2805 Grasslands Drive · A city-listed off-leash option in the northwestern part of Sacramento.
Granite Regional Park
8200 Ramona Avenue · A city-listed off-leash option in the south-central area.
University Avenue Dog Park
1900 University Avenue · A city-listed off-leash option for the university-area side of town.
Jacinto Creek Dog Park
8600 West Stockton Boulevard · A city-listed off-leash option in south Sacramento.
Off-leash rules to know
Dogs may be off leash only inside designated fenced dog-park areas. The City also requires owners to clean up after dogs, keep current licensing on the dog's collar and remove aggressive or unruly dogs. Check the city's official page for the complete rules and current park information.
Official City of Sacramento dog park directory ↗
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