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Dots show a place or access point, not the boundary where dogs are allowed. 27 of 27 results have a sourced location.
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An urban hilltop outing with a designated off-leash area and views toward the Painted Ladies.
A sloped off-leash dog play area in Alta Plaza’s southeast corner, with leashes required toward Scott Street.
A designated dog play area west of Balboa Pool, open 5 a.m.–midnight within a larger athletic park.
A fenced daily off-leash area inside a larger San Mateo community park near Marina Lagoon.
A timed early-morning off-leash use of Chanteloup Field inside Beresford Park rather than an all-day dog park.
A designated dog play area in the Bernal Heights natural-area setting, with parking, restrooms and listed hours of 5 a.m.–midnight.
A Berkeley Waterfront park where dogs may run in a designated off-leash area while visitors use the surrounding shoreline trails and open fields.
A rustic designated dog play area beside Corona Heights Natural Area, open 5 a.m.–midnight with limited wheelchair access.
A sunny neighborhood park with both an off-leash dog area and on-leash areas, plus restrooms, open 5 a.m.–midnight for dog play.
A designated dog play area at 100 Collingwood Street with restrooms, 5 a.m.–midnight hours and limited wheelchair access.
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Designated voice-control areas, a steep descent to the beach, and habitat and administrative areas that remain off limits.
Pepi’s fenced dog run on Bay Street, separate from Francisco Park’s playground, garden and central lawn.
Maps of permitted areas are added only when boundaries can be verified. Each guide links to its official source and gives arrival guidance.
