Featured parks
Abruzzini Park
Napa
Abruzzini Park in Napa, located in Napa County, California Wine Country, is a charming mini park that warmly welcomes dogs on leash. As a dog-friendly destination, this park provides a serene setting for leisurely walks with your furry companion.
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Alston Park
Napa
Hikers can explore broad swaths of open space offering beautiful views of Napa Valley vineyards, and dogs can run freely on almost 30 off-leash acres at the top of this hilly, 157-acre park northwest of downtown Napa.
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American Canyon Dog Park
American Canyon
American Canyon Dog Park, located in Napa County, California Wine Country, is a haven for furry companions to stretch their legs and socialize. This well-maintained, fenced dog park offers a safe environment for dogs to play off-leash.
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Canine Commons
Napa
In the picturesque Napa Valley, Canine Commons stands out as a premier destination for dog owners seeking a safe and engaging environment for their furry companions to roam and play.
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Dog Park at Wappo Park
St. Helena
The Dog Park is located in Wappo Park, which is just south of Pope Street Bridge along the Napa River. If driving to the park, enter College Ave off of Pope Street, then take the next left just past the college facility. This will take
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Fairview Park
Napa
In the picturesque city of Napa in California Wine Country lies Fairview Park, a hidden gem for both locals and visitors seeking a peaceful retreat amidst the beauty of nature.
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Long Canyon Trail
Napa
To get to Long Canyon Trail cross the gate at the corral and follow the old ranch road up Long Canyon. The route is fairly obvious, as it is the path of least resistance up the canyon.
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Oat Hill Mine Trail
Calistoga
The 8.3 mile long Oat Hill Mine Trail follows the original route between Calistoga and the western end of Aetna Springs Road in Pope Valley. The old mercury mines are further to the north, and are not open to the public.
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Oxbow Preserve
Napa
Oxbow Preserve, a 13-acre park managed by the City of Napa in Napa County, California, offers a serene escape for both locals and visitors exploring Wine Country with their furry companions.
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Pope Canyon Trail
Napa
This scenic trail follows the original Pope Canyon Road roadbed for about 1 1/2 miles until the roadbed disappears into the lake. The trailhead is 2.1 miles west along Pope Canyon Road from the Knoxville Road intersection.
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Stebbins Cold Canyon Trail
Napa
The full hike is a 4 mile loop hike up Cold Canyon and then to the Blue Ridge with spectacular views of Lake Berryessa and the surrounding area.
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The Petrified Forest
Calistoga
The Petrified Forest in Calistoga, Napa County, California, offers a captivating journey through time, transporting visitors back over 3 million years.
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Crane Park
St. Helena
Crane Park is a dog-friendly park in St. Helena in California’s San Francisco Bay Area.
Read moreMoore Creek Park
St. Helena
Moore Creek Park encompasses 673 acres of canyon open space with perennial Moore Creek, and 900 acres of Oak Woodland on the northern side of Lake...
Read moreNapa Valley Vine Trail
Calistoga
The Napa Valley Vine Trail Coalition is a grass-roots nonprofit with a vision to build a walking/biking trail system to connect the entire Napa Valley—physically, artistically, and culturally.
Read moreShurtleff Park
Napa
Shurtleff Park, located in Napa, Napa County, California Wine Country, is a delightful outdoor space perfect for dog owners seeking a peaceful retreat.
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Napa
The Timberhill Park Trail in Napa, Napa County, California, is a delightful dog-friendly outdoor escape for both locals and visitors. This easy 1.4-mile out-and-back trail offers a serene setting for leisurely walks with your furry companion.
Read moreTrancas Crossing Park
Napa
Trancas Crossing Park in north Napa, California, spans 33 acres, offering a serene urban escape for outdoor enthusiasts and their furry companions.
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ADA accessible dog-friendly trails in Wine Country
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Dog-friendly patios in California: Your spring outdoor dining guide
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