Bluff Creek Dog Park

"My pup loveesssss it here, by far her most favorite dog park i wish it was closer to me. it has 2 large areas one for larger dogs, and the other for the smaller dogs! it has a cool water fountain trail lol the dogs love it!!! all the dogs are super friendly, and there’s rarely any dog fights (:"

"The park is all concrete and artificial grass. Not great surfaces for more active play with dogs. There was a lot poop all over the fake grass that had not been cleaned up by owners. But even if it was cleaned up, because it's fake grass, there were poop smears all over the place. With wood chips or dirt you can get all the poop. I'll call it the water feature which is a channel of water that runs through the park just meant your dog ends up all wet (so bring a towel) and I saw dogs peeing in it while others were laying in it... just not a great design choice for a dog park. I've been checking out parks all over the city and so far this is the bottom end. Even Manhattan Beach's tiny Live Oak Park is better than this one. I guess it's convenient for the people that live right there but in the scope of dog parks it's poorly done. The small dog section was actually decent size but the large dog section was on the small side. If you have a choice, skip this park."

"My dog loves this park. It's also helpful that this dog park is entirely turf since my dog is allergic to grass. They have separate big and small dog areas as well as plenty of benches. We love the vibes - always great people around!"

"This place is so lovely. The dogs love it with the hills and water flowing in a low trough. Very pretty neighborhood too. There are separate areas for big and smaller dogs"

"Probably the cleanest around town. Opens at 8am and typically closes at 7pm. Two separate gated play areas are available for safety reasons. This is also how I met my dog sitter and a doggy group for Cavalier King Charles. Note, the other dog park about two blocks down the road on bluff creek is all wood chipped. There seems to be fleas in the wood chips."