Anaheim La Palma Dog Park
A designated dog park inside historic La Palma Park with separate small- and large-dog play areas.
- Small- and large-dog areas
- Long daily park hours
- Restrooms in surrounding park
See the areas, conditions and official sources before you go.
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A designated dog park inside historic La Palma Park with separate small- and large-dog play areas.
A dawn-to-dusk Anaheim dog park with separate small- and large-dog areas, agility equipment and a perimeter path.
Photo: Jeff Turner · CC BY 2.0. Source & image changes
The paved multiuse path allows dogs on leash; the sand does not.
A large Anaheim brewery and biergarten where friendly, non-aggressive dogs are welcome on leash.
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 seasonal, time-limited leashed beach outing: dogs are excluded during daytime summer hours and may never be off leash.
A leashed park outing with a 1.1-mile nature trail to Orange County’s three-acre coastal-redwood grove.
An Old Towne Orange taproom that allows well-behaved dogs when held on leash.
Costa Mesa's two-acre designated Bark Park with a published daily schedule and weather closure line.
Dogs are restricted to paved areas; the beach, backcountry and named backcountry camps are excluded.
A city dog park with separate under-25-pound, large active-dog and all-dog wood-chip areas.
A leashed outing on decomposed-granite paths and multi-use trails beside a developed park and natural habitat.
Maps of permitted areas are added only when boundaries can be verified. Each guide links to its official source and gives arrival guidance.