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We are happy to announce that our dog parks are now OPEN based on a new health Order issued by the Alameda County Public Health Department effective June 19, 2020. The Health Order has listed several guidelines that ALL dog park visitors MUST follow if the park is to remain open for use:
For the health and safety of yourself and others, please do not enter the park if you cannot adhere to these guidelines. Please embody a "pack-in, pack-out" mind set, and remember to bring your own "mutt mitt" and dispose of pet waste in appropriate receptacle to help us keep our outdoor spaces clean and safe. Thank you and stay healthy.
The Livermore Area Recreation and Park District has seven (7) dog parks throughout Livermore. Each dog park offers a unique design within an enclosed fenced setting to allow maximum play and run off leash. Our dog parks are open from sunrise to sunset; for the enjoyment and safety of all dog park users, please read and familiarize yourself with our Dog Park Rules. Be sure to provide your own "mutt mitt" and dispose of pet waste in an appropriate receptacle to help keep the park clean and safe for everyone.
The 49,000-square-foot dog park features a small dog area and a large dog area.
Located at the northeast corner of Portola Avenue at Isabel Avenue/Campus Hill Drive
Features a separate fenced areas for small and large dogs, plus a dog drinking fountain. Large dog area is 16,100 square feet. Small dog area is 7,800 square feet.
This fenced run is on the west side of Bluebell Drive, between Buckskin and Shetland Roads. This dog park features separate areas for large and small dogs.
At the southeast corner of the park between the softball fields and Mendenhall Middle School, there is a fenced dog area of approximately 28,000 square feet.
The approximately 15,000-square-foot fenced dog run is located behind the library and picnic area.
Off-leash use is allowed only during park hours except during permitted events. The 4-acre fenced dog park meadow offers two water stations for dogs. The meadow is situated between the arroyo and the synthetic turf field.
A breathtaking experience, explore the beauty of south Livermore by hiking, biking, walking, or jogging through this 847-acre open space park. Dogs must be on leash at all times.
Follow the paved path up the hill from the play area and just over the crest to a nearly 39,000-square-foot fenced grassy hillside where your dog is allowed off leash.