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Dots show a place or access point, not the boundary where dogs are allowed. 42 of 42 results have a sourced location.
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An urban park walk around picnic lawns and lakes, with a six-foot leash required throughout the visit.
The city's dog park at the north end of Civic Center Park, with separate big- and small-dog areas, shade and fountains.
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Camp with your dog and use the specifically permitted paths; wilderness routes are excluded.
Dogs of any weight are welcomed, with a standard $150 charge per stay. Dogs must stay with you; the pool is excluded.
A leashed trail outing with ridge views, a reservoir loop and a creek nature trail through willow and cottonwood groves.
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A leashed walk below the Coyote Hills, with shaded picnic areas and a small fishing lake.
A free Cañada Vista Park dog facility with separate size areas, agility equipment, water and shaded seating.
A leashed coastal outing limited to Bluff Park’s grass and the paved walkways above Salt Creek Beach; the beach itself excludes dogs.
A leashed trail network through oak woodland, Santiago Creek and foothill overlooks east of Orange.
IHG’s current city pet-friendly directory lists this property with “Pets Allowed.” Property-specific fees, pet limits, weight rules and unattended-pet terms are not established by the directory; confirm them for the exact stay before booking.
A Placentia community taproom whose official FAQ welcomes decently well-behaved dogs.
A leashed walk through six habitat zones with a trail link along the Santa Ana River corridor.
Maps of permitted areas are added only when boundaries can be verified. Each guide links to its official source and gives arrival guidance.
