Top public and private dog beaches in Castro Valley, California

Treasure Island Dog Park

Treasure Island Dog Park in San Francisco, CA is an unfenced park that is small dog friendly and offers amenities such as drinking water and a beach. The park is open 24 hours, 7 days a week and can be contacted at 415-274-0660 or [email protected]. More information can be found on their website at sf.gov.

Park hours: Open 24 hours 7 days per Week

Point Isabel Regional Shoreline Dog Park

The Point Isabel Regional Shoreline Dog Park in Richmond, California offers a variety of amenities for both dogs and their owners to enjoy. Located at 2701 Isabel St, the park includes chairs, tables, a nearby river, stream, or creek, and a beach area for everyone to explore. Visitors can learn more about the park and its offerings by visiting their website at https://www.ebparks.org/parks/point-isabel or by contacting them at (888) 327-2757.

Point Isabel Dog Park

Park hours: Daily Open 5 AM–10 PM

Private swimming hole in the redwoods. Please read all "rules" and all "access instructions" after booking.

This is a private, undeveloped, forested spot. If you are interested in this spot, you and your dog should be up for a mini adventure. This spot is not a manicured, backyard park. It is wild and beautiful, and a rare find in this area. THERE IS NO TRASH SERVICE AT THIS FOREST LOCATION. PACK EVERYTHING OUT WITH YOU, INCLUDING DOG POOP BAGGIES. The trail starts at the west (downhill) end of the parking spot, and winds downhill to the creek (there are a couple of switchbacks). The trail from the parking area to the creek is less than 5 minutes long. At the bottom of the trail, is a deck. Beyond the deck is a year-round creek with a swimming hole. There are fish, frogs, newts, and crawdads. All wildlife is protected, so please don't catch or remove them. You may walk up and down along the creek exploring, as long as you turn around before the bend that is downstream. The trail that leads downhill to the creek is intermediate, not for beginners or flip-flops. There should be no poison oak or ticks on the trail, but if you venture off the trail, you may encounter poison oak or ticks. There are blackberry bushes to the sides of the trail that resemble poison oak. There should be no foxtails. You may see wild animals. As a wild spot, you may encounter typical hazards that are present in most local forest trails, such as wildlife, water, and trip-and-fall hazards. This is a private spot, and there should be no other people or dogs during your booking. If you see someone during your booking, please let us know as soon as possible, so that we can take steps to prevent them from trespassing again. There is no lighting at this spot, so if you book before sunrise or after sunset, please bring a headlamp or flashlight. Maximum 2 people per dog. There is no trash collection service at this location, so please pack out any trash. Thank you!

Muir Beach

Park hours: Open 24 hours

Venice Beach - Half Moon Bay State Beach

Park hours: Open 24 hours

Point Pinole Regional Shoreline

Point Pinole Regional Shoreline in Richmond, California offers a spacious field and beach for dogs to enjoy. The dog park has varying work hours throughout the year, ranging from 8am-5pm in January and February to 8am-7pm in May-September. For more information, visitors can check out the website at https://www.ebparks.org/parks/point-pinole or contact the park at (888) 327-2757.

Park hours: an.-Feb.: 8am-5pm, Mar.-Apr.: 8am-6pm, May-Sep.: 8am-7pm, Oct.: 8am-6pm, Nov.-Dec.: 8am-4pm