Top public and private dog agility parks in Del Rey Oaks, California

Marshall Park Dog Park

Marshall Park Dog Park in Seaside, California offers agility equipment for dogs to enjoy. Located at 93955 Seaside, this park is a great spot for furry friends to exercise and have fun.

Mission Park

Mission Park in Salinas, California is a dog park located at 110 W Romie Ln. This park offers agility equipment, is small dog friendly, and has a large open field for dogs to play. The park is open from 7 AM to 7 PM seven days a week. For more information, you can contact the park at 831-758-7217 or via email at smancera@salinascity.k12.ca.us.

Park hours: 7 AM–7 PM 7 days per Week

Murphy Blue's 0.25 Acre Partially Fenced Agility Play Area In Felton

We offer a small agility playground on our rural hobby farm in Felton to guests who understand the natural environment will have bugs, weeds, water, pokey berry plants, and dirt. There are lots of interesting smells, but our dogs and farm animals won't be seen because they're at the top of the hill. It’s likely our working livestock guardian dogs will be heard, and there’s always the sound of roosters crowing from a nearby chicken sanctuary. Privacy screen covers the 5' wire fencing. The immediate neighbors don't have dogs or livestock, but the neighbors and people walking down the street may occasionally be seen or heard. Our agility obstacles are available to trained agility dogs, and used at the owners' own risk. We are not liable for accident or injury resulting from improper use. The equipment is quite expensive, so please treat it with respect. Visitors are asked not to move, lean against , climb on, or set personal belongings upon the equipment. Don't allow your dog to chew on or mark the equipment. Rinse off any urine with the water spray bottle that's on the table. Expect muddy paws from the small spring fed creek that runs through the area. Small microfiber towels are available. Please leave wet or soiled towels on the table so they can be washed and ready for the next guests. Toys are well worn and cleaned regularly, but not between every visitor, so expect dog germs. There's plenty of shade from our redwoods, willows, and plum trees, and sunblock is available. There’s also a small dog first aid kit. Our yard is a natural environment for you to play with your dog. It's a great spot for sniffing, digging, and playing fetch. Our yard is a place for your dog to run and play. Consider everything else as a complimentary bonus. We appreciate your positive constructive feedback so that we may provide a wonderful experience for people who love their dogs as much as we love ours.

Aromas Dog Park

Aromas Dog Park located at 300 Aromas Rd in Aromas, California, United States, offers a variety of amenities for both big and small dogs. The park features agility equipment, a small dog friendly area, drinking water, tables, a field, and a trail for dogs to explore. For more information, visit their website at aromassportspark.org or email aromassportspark@gmail.com.

Frederick Street Park

Frederick Street Park in Santa Cruz, California is a dog-friendly park located at 168 Frederick Street. The park offers agility equipment for dogs, is small dog friendly, and provides chairs and tables for visitors. An indoor restroom is also available on site. The park is open from 6 AM to 7 PM seven days a week. For more information, visit the website cityofsantacruz.com or contact them at 831-420-5270 or email scmu@cityofsantacruz.com.

Park hours: 6 AM–7 PM 7 days per Week

Winkle Farm County Park

Winkle Farm County Park is a dog-friendly park located at 3201 Winkle Ave in Santa Cruz, California. The park offers agility equipment, chairs, tables, open fields, and trails for dogs and their owners to enjoy. The park is open from 7 AM to 8 PM 7 days a week. For more information, contact the park at 831-454-7938.

Park hours: 7 AM–8 PM 7 days per Week

St. Stephen's in-the-Field Episcopal Church's Fully Fenced Yard In San Jose

Hello! We’re just getting started hosting with Sniffspot and are excited to host you! Please let us know what we can do to improve the space. A past guest let us know we needed better signage, so we got a bright blue sign printed and hung it on the fenced area. Another guest mistook the community garden (incompletely fenced) for the play area (completely fenced). If you see vegetables, the area is not completely fenced! You're welcome to explore, just be respectful of the gardeners and plants please. The avocado tree overhanging the play area is dropping fruit right now, so if your dog likes to eat random stuff on the ground please be careful! The play area is tucked between St Stephen’s in-the-Field Episcopal Church and the left hand fence (turn from Santa Teresa Blvd onto Avenida España, then take the first right and head to the back). There are two churches on the lot, ours is at the back, with ample off street parking and lots of gardens to explore, in addition to the enclosed play space. Feel free to message with any questions!