Parks
Ted Craig Regional Park
A rolling, shaded park walk with a small lake, creeks and a rose garden; keep dogs leashed around wildlife.
Conditions apply
- Rolling paths and mature trees
- Lake and rose garden
- Rain closures possible
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- Some dog access
- Dogs not allowed
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Tri-City Regional Park
A leashed urban park walk around an eight-acre lake and wildlife sanctuary near Placentia, Fullerton and Brea.
Conditions apply
- Eight-acre lake
- Wildlife sanctuary
- Walking and picnic areas
Parks
Tustin Bark Barracks Dog Park
A one-acre lighted dog park with separate size areas and an acclimation pen for dogs that need a gradual entry.
Conditions apply
- Acclimation area
- Small- and large-dog sections
- Water and agility equipment
Photo: ZacharyCrespin · CC BY 4.0. Source & image changes
Parks
William R. Mason Regional Park
Tree-lined paths and a nine-acre lake make a leashed alternative to Orange County’s restricted beaches.
Conditions apply
- Tree-lined park paths
- Nine-acre lake setting
- Six-foot leash
Parks
Yorba Linda Checkers Dog Park
Yorba Linda's only off-leash exception, a compact all-size dog park with fountains, benches and a nearby restroom.
Conditions apply
- Only city off-leash exception
- All-size shared area
- Drinking fountains and restroom
Photo: David Lofink · CC BY 2.0. Source & image changes
Parks
Yorba Regional Park
A long, leashed park outing with four linked lakes, shaded picnic stops and shared bicycle paths.
Conditions apply
- Four lakes and connecting streams
- Shaded picnic stops
- Shared bicycle paths
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