Partner Park is a 2.5-acre off-leash dog park in Sacramento, and is known as one of the best in the city due to its abundance of shade and hilly terrain. The park has benches, waste receptacles, and water available, however waste bags are not provided, so bring your own. The park has one large play area, there is no separate area for small dogs.
The park may be closed occasionally due to dangerous or damaging weather conditions such as slip hazards or for maintenance.
The dog park shares a parking lot with the Belle Coolidge Recreation Center across Land Park Drive from the neighborhood library of the same name. Signage is minimal, but once you turn in, you’ll spot the wrought-iron fence and dogs romping in the distance.
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