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City of San José

DOG PARK

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City of San José Dog Parks
Other Off-Leash Locations
in the Area
Milpitas
Santa Clara
Sunnyvale



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Dog Park Rules and Policy

Owners must accompany their dogs in the park at all times.

No more than two dogs per person are allowed at one time.

Children are not allowed in the dog park,
unless accompanied by a guardian.

Owners are responsible for picking up after their dog.
(Doggie bags are provided in the park.)

All dogs must wear proof of license and have proper vaccinations.

Dogs in heat are not allowed in the park.

Dogs with bad behavior will be required to leave the park.

San Jose Code 13.44.020

 

New Dog Park

Selma Olinder Dog Park San Jose’s newest dog park, located within Selma Olinder Park, is situated on a three-quarter-acre site at the south end of the park and is designed with pet-friendly amenities including a double-gated entry, separate large and small dog areas, fencing and benches. The design of the dog park fits within the guidelines of the City’s Greenprint for Parks and Community Facilities and Programs. The facility is designed to accommodate 20 to 30 dogs at one time. It’s surfacing consists mainly of wood chips and decomposed granite to minimize operation and maintenance costs. Mature trees, preserved and protected during construction, now provide valuable shade for both dogs and their owners. The dog park also includes 11 new parking spaces specifically for dog park users.
Delmas Dog Park is located on the corner of Park Avenue and Delmas Avenue, includes many dog-friendly amenities: a completely fenced and double-gated entrance, decomposed granite walking path with bark-mulch dog area, tables and benches, drinking fountains with dog bowls, plenty of security lighting, and mutt mitts. Just over 17,000 square feet, the dog park is the first joint venture between the City of San José and the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority to create a useful area for nearby residents and their four-legged companions.

Fontana Dog Park is located at Golden Oak and Paseo Pueblo opened September 17, 2005.


The first dog park to open was Miyuki Dog Park. It is located at the end of Miyuki Drive off Santa Theresa Boulevard. This small dirt area is fenced with a double-gated entry and includes a bench for owners to sit and enjoy their dogs at play. Miyuki also features a pooper-scooper dispenser for your convenience. Be sure to take water for your dog, as there are no fountains available.



Ryland Dog Park located at N San Pedro St. @ N. Market St..




Watson Dog Park located within Watson Park at East Jackson and 22nd Street location is now open!


Hellyer County Park is located in south San Jose, has set aside two acres inside the park as an off-leash area for dogs. This designated “dog park” can be found at the northeast end or Hellyer Park, near the Shadowbluff group area. This two-acre area is enclosed with a six-foot fence. Benches, shade trees, a lawn, and a drinking fountain are available. Use of the area is free, but a vehicle entrance fee is collected when you enter the park. The dog park is open every day but Wednesday.




Other Off-Leash Locations in the Area

Milpitas
Ed Levin Dog Park
3100 Calaveras Blvd.

Santa Clara
Reed Street Dog Park
888 Reed Street
Santa Clara, CA 95050
Hotline: 408/615-3144

Sunnyvale
Las Palmas Park and Dog Park
850 Russett Drive
Dog park is located within
Las Palmas Park and is enclosed.


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