Top public and private small dog parks in Beckwourth, California

Dizzy Lizzie's Dog Park In Spanish Springs

50 acres of juniper trees with rolling hills, wide, easy to navigate, named access trails with a map to help you find your way around, scenic views and plenty of thoughtful items to make your visit memorable! Seating areas, shaded spots, obstacle course, dog and people treats, and drinks for both pup and hooman….and lots of weird stuff to keep you guessing, solitude and tranquility….just to name a few. This dog park is unlike anything you’ve seen and the only one of its kind! Come see what you’ve been looking for at Dizzy Lizzie’s

Dog Park at Somersett West Park

The Dog Park at Somersett West Park in Reno, Nevada is located at 2110 Hawk Meadow Trl and features fully fenced areas for off-leash dogs. The park has strict rules and regulations in place, including owner supervision, waste cleanup, and leash requirements. Female dogs in heat are not allowed, and aggressive dogs must be removed promptly. The park offers amenities such as small dog areas, chairs, and a field. All dogs must have a current license, and any incidents should be reported to Washoe County Animal Services. Failure to comply may result in citations. Contact the park at 775-334-2262 or renodirect@reno.gov for more information.

Rancho San Rafael Off-Leash Dog Park

Rancho San Rafael Off-Leash Dog Park in Reno, Nevada is a small dog-friendly park located at 2398 Coleman Dr. The park offers a safe and spacious area for dogs to run and play off-leash. For more information or inquiries, you can contact them at 775-328-2000 or email webteam@washoecounty.gov.

Dog Park at Virginia Lake Park

The Dog Park at Virginia Lake Park in Reno, Nevada is a fully-fenced enclosure where owners can allow their dogs to roam off-leash. To ensure a safe and enjoyable experience, visitors must follow the designated rules and regulations, including keeping dogs under verbal control, picking up waste, and removing aggressive or female dogs in heat. The park offers amenities such as small dog areas, agility equipment, chairs, and a field. Owners must have a leash at all times, prevent dogs from digging holes, and keep children under supervision. Failure to comply may result in citation. For more information, visit the website or contact 775-334-2262 or keoganv@reno.gov.

Pelican Park

Pelican Park in Sparks, Nevada is a small dog-friendly park located at 2665 Pride Dr. The park offers amenities such as chairs, tables, and a spacious field for dogs to play and run around. Pelican Park is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, making it a convenient and accessible spot for dog owners. For more information, visit the website at tmparksfoundation.org or contact them at 775-353-2376 or info@tmparksfoundation.org.

Park hours: Open 24 hours 7 days per Week

Fully fenced Yard For Dogs To play In S. Reno

If you love the country, this is it! A Peaceful and beautiful scenery tucked away back in a canyon. Check out the wild horses if lucky! 🐴

Hidden Valley Regional Park

Hidden Valley Regional Park in Reno, Nevada is a fully fenced dog park with strict rules in place to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all visitors. Pet handlers must leash their dogs at all times, clean up after them, and ensure they have current licenses and vaccinations. Children under 12 must be supervised, and aggressive dogs are not permitted. The park offers amenities such as small dog areas, chairs, and drinking water for dogs. The park is open daily from November to February and Monday to Friday from March to October. For more information, visit their website or contact them directly.

Park hours: November thru February 8:00am - Sunset, everyday March thru October 8:00am - 1:00pm, Monday thru Friday ONLY

Dog Park at Cyan Park

The Dog Park at Cyan Park in Reno, Nevada is a fully fenced enclosure where off-leash dogs can play freely. Owners must follow the rules and regulations, including staying within view of their dog, picking up waste, and keeping dogs on a leash when entering and exiting the park. The park provides amenities such as a small dog area and chairs. Contact Washoe County Animal Services for any dog bites. Failure to comply with rules may result in citations. For more information, visit their website or contact them at 775-334-2262 or renodirect@reno.gov.

Tahoe City Dog Park

The Tahoe City Dog Park is located at 211 Grove St in Tahoe City, California. The park is fully fenced and requires all dogs to have up-to-date rabies and license tags. Dog owners must assume all risk in the off-leash area and must leash their dogs when entering and exiting the park. It is mandatory to clean up after your dog, fix any damage caused by your dog, and supervise children under twelve. No toys, food, smoking, or breakables are allowed in the park, and there is a limit of three dogs per person. The park offers amenities such as small dog areas, chairs, dog drinking water, and tables. The park is open from sunrise to sunset. For more information, visit their website at https://www.tcpud.org/parks-recreation/facilities-parks-and-rentals/parks/dog-park or contact them at (530) 583-3796 or facilities@tcpud.org. Be safe and have fun at the Tahoe City Dog Park!

Park hours: Open sunrise to sunset

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Christopher's Fully Fenced Yard In Incline Village

Fully fenced w/ exterior gate for easy in-out. Access to water/electric. Stairs to deck w/ chairs & table for mom/pop.

Marisza's Private Dog Park In Reno

Our yard has a large amount of space for running! We have water and a ball/ball thrower available to keep your doggo busy for as long as they’d like! There are a few chairs for people to sit, as well. At this time, we ask that no kiddos use the large play structures and they need some work done on them before they are as sturdy as we’d like.

Liam's Private Dog Park In Reno

no peeing on beautiful grass nice DJ an grass for dogs to play on

Round Mountain Dog Park Nevada City

There’s so much to do for dogs up here close to Hudson way which is loaded with fun trails and biking. Bring your pup to play on our log stack and run through the fields. There’s so much nature out here to keep even the most chill dogs interested. There’s plenty of parking and places to sit and relax while your buddy gets his energy out. Head down to the river at Purdon crossing or Edwards to cool off after the fun.