Del Mar City Beach

Del Mar City Beach

Del Mar City Beach stretches from 15th Street near Seagrove Park and Powerhouse Park northward to the cliffs at North Beach (aka Dog Beach). A great place for swimming, surfing, walking, and jogging. The beach is generally sandy with some cobblestones here and there and is lined with nice, expensive homes.

There are a number of restrictions for dogs based on location and date. Check signs at Del Mar Beach to verify information is still current.

Day After Labor Day through June 15:

  • Between 29th Street and Solana Beach border, off-leash dogs are allowed.
  • Between Powerhouse Park and 29th Street, dogs must be leashed. (From dawn to 8 a.m., off-leash dogs are allowed between 25th and 29th streets.)
  • Between Powerhouse Park and 6th Street, dogs must be leashed.

June 16 through Labor Day:

  • Between Powerhouse Park and 29th Street, no dogs are allowed.
  • Between 29th Street and Solana Beach, off-leash dogs are permitted from dawn to 8 a.m.; dogs must be leashed from 8 a.m. to dawn.
  • From 6th Street to Powerhouse Park, dogs must be leashed year-round.

Powerhouse Park

  • Dogs are prohibited in the children’s “Tot Lot” and adjacent grass areas south of the beach path at the southern end of the park.
  • Leashed dogs are permitted on all adjacent walkways and sidewalks.

In all areas, dogs must wear a license on their collars. Leashes may be no longer than six feet. In off-leash areas, dogs must be under voice control. Penalties for leash law violations begin at $285. Owners must clean up after their pets.

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