# DogPolicies: every verified answer

> One line per record, each a complete citation: name (location): answer. Source, checked date. Record URL (license). Data updated 2026-11-01, release 2026.11.01. License CC BY 4.0; attribute "DogPolicies" with a link. Chain hotel names and locations © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL); their dog policies are brand-wide policies not yet confirmed by each hotel. Markdown twin of any record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/{id}.md.

## Hotel chains (brand-wide policies)
- Best Western | Depends on the hotel. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. | verified 2026-10-26 | https://dogpolicies.com/brands/best-western/
- Extended Stay America | Yes: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. | verified 2026-10-26 | https://dogpolicies.com/brands/extended-stay-america/
- Kimpton Hotels | Yes: no limit on the number of pets; no weight limit; no pet fee. | verified 2026-10-28 | https://dogpolicies.com/brands/kimpton/
- La Quinta by Wyndham | Yes: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. | verified 2026-10-28 | https://dogpolicies.com/brands/la-quinta/
- Motel 6 | Yes: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. | verified 2026-10-28 | https://dogpolicies.com/brands/motel-6/
- Red Roof Inn | Yes: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; up to 80 lb each; first pet stays free. | verified 2026-10-26 | https://dogpolicies.com/brands/red-roof/

## Places
- 29 Palms Inn (Twentynine Palms, CA): Yes, with restrictions: $50 pet fee. Only in the inn's pet-friendly rooms. Source: 29 Palms Inn, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/29-palms-inn/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- 456 Embarcadero Inn & Suites (Morro Bay, CA): Yes. The inn says it welcomes pets. The page does not give a fee, weight limit, number of pets or leash rules. Source: 456 Embarcadero Inn & Suites, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/456-embarcadero-inn-and-suites-morro-bay/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- A Group Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/a-group-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- A Place to Play Park Dog Park (Santa Rosa, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Santa Rosa, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/a-place-to-play-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- A.W. Way County Park (Petrolia, CA): Yes: on leash. Source: County of Humboldt, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/aw-way-county-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Acacia Park Dog Park (Henderson, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Henderson, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/acacia-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Acalanes Ridge Open Space (Walnut Creek, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: City of Walnut Creek, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/acalanes-ridge-open-space/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ackerman Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ackerman-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Admiral William Standley State Recreation Area (Westport, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Except for service animals, dogs not allowed on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/admiral-william-standley-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Adrian Dog Park (Burlingame, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Burlingame, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/adrian-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Aerie Crag Picnic Area and Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/aerie-crag-picnic-area-and-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Agate Cove Inn (Mendocino, CA): No. Pets are not allowed. Source: Agate Cove Inn, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/agate-cove-inn-mendocino/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Agnew Meadow Wildflower Trailhead: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/agnew-meadow-wildflower-trailhead/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Agnew Meadows Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/agnew-meadows-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ahart Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ahart-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- AhDiNa Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ahdina-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ahjumawi Lava Springs State Park (Fall River Mills, CA): No. Dogs allowed in parking lot only. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ahjumawi-lava-springs-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Aiden by Best Western (Reno, NV): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/aiden-by-best-western-reno/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Aiden by Best Western: Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/aiden-by-best-western/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Aikens Creek West Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/aikens-creek-west-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Airport Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/airport-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Airport Park Dog Park (Santa Monica, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs need a City of Santa Monica license, or a non-resident permit tag from the Santa Monica Animal Shelter. Source: City of Santa Monica, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/airport-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Al Radka Dog Park (Fresno, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Fresno, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/al-radka-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Alameda Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/alameda-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Alamo Square Dog Play Area (San Francisco, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/alamo-square-dog-play-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Albany State Marine Reserve (Albany, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/albany-state-marine-reserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Alcatraz Island (San Francisco, CA): No. Pets are not permitted on Alcatraz Island. Service animals are allowed wherever visitors are allowed. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/alcatraz-island/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Alder Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/alder-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Alder Creek Trail 2W18: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/alder-creek-trail-2w18/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Alderwood Park Dog Park (Murrieta, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Murrieta, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/alderwood-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- AleSmith Brewing Company (San Diego, CA): Yes. Source: AleSmith Brewing Company, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/alesmith-brewing-san-diego/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Alexander Villas Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/alexander-villas-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Algoma Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/algoma-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Alibi Ale Works Incline Public House (Incline Village, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Leashed dogs only, in the Beer Forest and on the lower patio; not indoors. Source: Alibi Ale Works, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/alibi-ale-works-incline-public-house/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Alibi Ale Works Truckee Public House (Truckee, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Leashed dogs only, in the outdoor beer garden when the weather allows; not indoors. Source: Alibi Ale Works, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/alibi-ale-works-truckee-public-house/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Alice Keck Park Memorial Garden (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/alice-keck-park-memorial-garden-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Alice's Dog Park (Pasadena, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Pasadena, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/alices-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Aliso and Wood Canyons Wilderness Park (Laguna Niguel, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: OC Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/aliso-and-wood-canyons-wilderness-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Aliso Creek Rest Area (northbound I-5) (Oceanside, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/aliso-creek-rest-area-i-5-northbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Aliso Creek Rest Area (southbound I-5) (Oceanside, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/aliso-creek-rest-area-i-5-southbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- All-American Park Dog Run (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/all-american-park-dog-run/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Allied Gardens Dog Off-Leash Area (San Diego, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San Diego, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/allied-gardens-dog-off-leash-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Almanac Beer Co., Alameda (Alameda, CA): Yes, on a leash. Source: Almanac Beer Co., checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/almanac-beer-co-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Almanor Beach (Lake Almanor): No. The page's restrictions list "No animals" at this beach. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/almanor-beach-lake-almanor/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Almanor Boat Launch: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/almanor-boat-launch/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Almanor Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/almanor-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Almanor Picnic: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/almanor-picnic/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Almanor RV Dump Station: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/almanor-rv-dump-station/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Aloha Shores Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/aloha-shores-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Alpine Pedal Path Trail 1E50: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/alpine-pedal-path-trail-1e50/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Alpine View Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/alpine-view-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Alston Park (Napa, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Napa, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/alston-park-napa/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Alta Plaza Dog Play Areas (San Francisco, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash only on the sloped grass and paths in the southeast corner of the park. Elsewhere in the park, dogs must be leashed. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/alta-plaza-dog-play-areas/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Alta Trail: Yes, with restrictions. Leashed or under voice control between Marin City and the Oakwood Valley Trail junction. The segment between the Oakwood Valley Trail intersection and Wolfback Ridge Road is closed to pets. Service animals are treated differently. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/alta-trail-ggnra/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Alvarado Street Brewery & Bistro, Carmel (Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Well-behaved dogs on a leash, on the patio only. Source: Alvarado Street Brewery, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/alvarado-street-brewery-bistro-carmel/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Alvarado Street Brewery, Monterey (Monterey, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Well-behaved dogs on a leash at all times. Source: Alvarado Street Brewery, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/alvarado-street-brewery-monterey/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Amador Vista Park Dog Park (Henderson, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Henderson, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/amador-vista-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Amargosa Valley Rest Area (US-95): Yes, on leash. Source: Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/amargosa-valley-rest-area-us-95/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ambassador Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ambassador-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ambrose Carson River Natural Area (Carson City, NV): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ambrose-carson-river-natural-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ambrose Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ambrose-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- American Canyon Seasonal Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/american-canyon-seasonal-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- American River Resort (Coloma, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 2 pets per site; $10 per pet. No pets inside the cabins or on their decks, or in the pool area. Source: American River Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/american-river-resort-coloma/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ancient-bristlecone-pine-forest/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ancil Hoffman Park (Carmichael, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash throughout the park and may not enter the Effie Yeaw Nature Center. Source: Sacramento County Regional Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ancil-hoffman-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Anderson Marsh State Historic Park (Lower Lake, CA): No. Dogs allowed in parking lot only. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/anderson-marsh-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Anderson Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/anderson-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Anderson Spur 1E66: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/anderson-spur-1e66/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Anderson Valley Brewing Company (Boonville, CA): Yes, the 30-acre Beer Park. Source: Anderson Valley Brewing Company, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/anderson-valley-brewing-company-boonville/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Andrée Clark Bird Refuge (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/andree-clark-bird-refuge-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Andrew Molera State Park (Big Sur, CA): No. Dogs not allowed beyond day-use parking lot. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/andrew-molera-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Andrews Park Dog Run (Redondo Beach, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Redondo Beach, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/andrews-park-dog-run-redondo-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Andy's Unity Park (Santa Rosa, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/andy-s-unity-park-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Angel Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/angel-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Angel Island State Park (Belvedere-Tiburon, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/angel-island-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Angel Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/angel-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Angel Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/angel-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Angels Camp RV Resort (Angels Camp, CA): Yes, with restrictions: up to 2 pets per site; up to $15 per pet per stay. No dogs in the premium lodges. Source: Angels Camp RV Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/angels-camp-rv-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Angora Lakes Day Use: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash and kept out of the lake at all times. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/angora-lakes-resort-day-use/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Animal Control Dog Park (Mesquite, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Mesquite, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mesquite-animal-control-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Annett's Mono Village (Bridgeport, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on a leash no longer than 6 feet; up to 2 pets per site; $0.50 per night. No pets in, around or near the cabins and motel rooms; a pet found in a rental means eviction with no refund. Source: Annett's Mono Village, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/annetts-mono-village/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Año Nuevo State Park (Pescadero, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ano-nuevo-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Antelope Valley California Poppy State Natural Reserve (Lancaster, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/antelope-valley-california-poppy-state-natural-reserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Antelope Valley Indian Museum State Historic Park (Lancaster, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/antelope-valley-indian-museum-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Anthony Chabot Regional Park (Castro Valley, CA): Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/anthony-chabot-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Antlers Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/antlers-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Anza-Borrego Desert State Park (Borrego Springs, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in the campgrounds, on designated park roads, and the Visitor Center/Campground Trail. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/anza-borrego-desert-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Apollo Dog Park (Roseville, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Roseville, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/apollo-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Apple Valley Park (Atascadero) (Atascadero, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Atascadero, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/apple-valley-park-atascadero/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Appletree Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/appletree-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Applewhite Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/applewhite-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Applewhite Picnic Area: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/applewhite-picnic-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Aqueduct Trail 2W04: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/aqueduct-trail-2w04/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Arana Gulch (Santa Cruz) (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/arana-gulch-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Arbor Gardens Park (Gardnerville, NV): No. The K-9 Korral is the only Town of Gardnerville park that allows dogs. Source: Town of Gardnerville, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/arbor-gardens-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Arbor Park Dog Park (Seal Beach, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Seal Beach, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/arbor-park-dog-park-seal-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Arcata Community Forest (Arcata, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: City of Arcata, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/arcata-community-forest/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Arcata Marsh and Wildlife Sanctuary (Arcata, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: City of Arcata, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/arcata-marsh-and-wildlife-sanctuary/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ardenwood Historic Farm (Fremont, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ardenwood-historic-farm/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Armstrong Redwoods State Natural Reserve (Guerneville, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be controlled on a leash at ALL times during your visit to your parks. Dogs on leash are only allowed on the main, paved road, in one of the developed picnic areas or within your registered campsite at Bullfrog Pond Campground. Dogs are NOT allowed on any dirt trail or dirt road. If camping, your pet will need to stay in your tent or in your vehicle overnight. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/armstrong-redwoods-state-natural-reserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- ARRIVE Palm Springs (Palm Springs, CA): Yes, with restrictions: up to 1 pet per room; up to 30 lb each; $100 per stay. Well-behaved dogs of 30 pounds or less, one per room. Dogs are welcome on the hotel restaurant's patio. Source: ARRIVE Palm Springs, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/arrive-palm-springs/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Arrowcreek Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may use the trail but must be kept on a leash. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/arrowcreek-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Arroyo Burro Beach County Park (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash under voice control in the posted off-leash area, and must be on a 6-foot leash until they reach it and after leaving it. No more than 3 dogs per adult; puppies under 4 months and dogs in heat are prohibited. Source: Santa Barbara County, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/arroyo-burro-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Arroyo Burro Open Space (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/arroyo-burro-open-space-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Arroyo Grande Sports Complex Dog Park (Henderson, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Henderson, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/arroyo-grande-sports-complex-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Arroyo Seco (Pasadena) (Pasadena, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Pasadena, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/arroyo-seco-pasadena/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Arroyo Seco Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/arroyo-seco-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Arroyo Seco Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/arroyo-seco-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Arroyo Verde Park (Ventura, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash only in the park's designated off-leash area, 6 to 9 a.m. Tuesday through Sunday, and not on city holidays or during special events. Source: City of Ventura, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/arroyo-verde-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Arroyo Vista Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/arroyo-vista-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Arthur B. Ripley Desert Woodland State Park (Lancaster, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in the picnic area. Dogs not allowed on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/arthur-b-ripley-desert-woodland-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ash Canyon Trails (Carson City, NV): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ash-canyon-trails/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ash Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ash-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ashley Memorial Dog Park (Auburn, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Auburn Area Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ashley-memorial-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Asilomar State Beach (Pacific Grove, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs on leash allowed on beach, trails, and conference grounds. Dogs not allowed in conference ground buildings. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/asilomar-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Aspen Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/aspen-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Aspen Glen Picnic Area: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/aspen-glen-picnic-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Aspen Glen Snow Play Area: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/aspen-glen-snow-play-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Aspen Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/aspen-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Aspen Grove: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/aspen-grove/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Aspen Grove Trail 2E05: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/aspen-grove-trail-2e05/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Aspen Hollow Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/aspen-hollow-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Atascadero Lake Park (Atascadero, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Atascadero, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/atascadero-lake-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Atáxam Mámta’ash Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ataxam-mamta-ash-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Atchison Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/atchison-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Athol Park (Oakland, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: City of Oakland, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/athol-park-oakland/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Attesa Park Dog Park (Henderson, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Henderson, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/attesa-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Auburn Ravine Dog Park (Lincoln, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Lincoln, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/auburn-ravine-dog-park-lincoln/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Auburn State Recreation Area (Auburn, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed, with the exception of Lake Clementine, where no dogs are allowed. Mutt Mitts are availble at various locations to help pick up after your dog. Mutt mitts are to be disposed of in trash cans, not left on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/auburn-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Augustin Bernal Park (Pleasanton, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Leash your dog in picnic areas, gathering sites, irrigated lawns, parking lots and on roads. Elsewhere it may be off leash if it stays more than 100 feet from those areas and within 50 feet of you. Source: City of Pleasanton, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/augustin-bernal-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Austin Creek State Recreation Area (Guerneville, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/austin-creek-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Auxiliary Dam Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/auxiliary-dam-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Avalon Hotel & Bungalows Palm Springs (Palm Springs, CA): Yes, with restrictions: up to 2 pets per room; up to 45 lb each; $100 per pet per stay. Source: Avalon Hotel & Bungalows Palm Springs, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/avalon-hotel-and-bungalows-palm-springs/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Aventura Park Dog Park (Henderson, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Henderson, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/aventura-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Avocado Lake Park (Piedra, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: County of Fresno, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/avocado-lake-park-fresno-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Azalea Cove Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/azalea-cove-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Azalea State Natural Reserve (McKinleyville, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Except for service animals, dogs not allowed on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/azalea-state-natural-reserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Backpacker's Walk-In Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/backpacker-s-walk-in-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Badger Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/badger-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Badger Flat Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/badger-flat-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Badger Park Dog Park (Healdsburg, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Healdsburg, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/badger-park-dog-park-healdsburg/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bahia Resort Hotel (San Diego, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 2 pets per room; up to 50 lb each; $125 per stay. Source: Bahia Resort Hotel, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bahia-resort-hotel-san-diego/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bailey Canyon Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bailey-canyon-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bailey Cove Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bailey-cove-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bailey Creek Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bailey-creek-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Baker Beach (San Francisco, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be on leash or under voice control on Baker Beach north of Lobos Creek. Lobos Creek and the Battery to Bluffs Trail are closed to pets. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/baker-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Baker Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/baker-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Baker Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/baker-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Balboa Park (San Diego, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 8 feet. Source: City of San Diego, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/balboa-park-san-diego/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Balboa Park Dog Play Area (San Francisco, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/balboa-park-dog-play-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Baldwin Beach (South Lake Tahoe, CA): No. Baldwin Beach is a designated swimming beach, and dogs are not allowed. Source: USDA Forest Service, Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit, checked 2026-10-27. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/baldwin-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Baldwin Dog Park (Concord, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Concord, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/baldwin-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bale Grist Mill State Historic Park (St. Helena, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in developed areas. Dogs not allowed in the following areas: trails, backcountry areas, historic buildings, and historic gardens. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bale-grist-mill-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ballardini Ranch Trailhead: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ballardini-ranch-trailhead/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bandido Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bandido-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Banner Ranch Julian (Julian, CA): Yes, in campsites and covered wagons: on leash; up to 2 pets per site; up to $28 per night. Source: Banner Ranch Julian, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/banner-ranch-julian/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Barandas Dog Park (Sacramento, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Sacramento, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/barandas-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Barefoot Bar & Grill (San Diego, CA): Yes. Source: Paradise Point Resort & Spa, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/barefoot-bar-and-grill-san-diego/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bark Barracks at Tustin Legacy Park (Tustin, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Tustin, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bark-barracks-tustin-legacy-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bark Park at Heritage Park (Henderson, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Henderson, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bark-park-at-heritage-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Barker Ranch Dog Park (Lake Forest, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Lake Forest, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/barker-ranch-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Barkin' Basin Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/barkin-basin-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Barkleyville Dog Park (Stockton, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Stockton, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/barkleyville-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Barney Schwartz Park (Paso Robles, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Paso Robles, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/barney-schwartz-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Baron Von Willard Dog Park (San Clemente, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San Clemente, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/baron-von-willard-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bartholomew Estate Winery (Sonoma, CA): Yes, on a leash. Source: Bartholomew Estate Winery, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bartholomew-estate-winery-sonoma/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bartley Ranch Regional Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bartley-ranch-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bartley Ranch Regional Park and Anderson Park Trails: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bartley-ranch-regional-park-and-anderson-park-trails-washoe/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Barton Flats Family Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/barton-flats-family-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Barton Flats Snow Play Area: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/barton-flats-snow-play-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Basecamp Tahoe City (Tahoe City, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; $40 per stay. Source: Basecamp Hotels, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/basecamp-tahoe-city/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Basecamp Tahoe South (South Lake Tahoe, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; $40 per stay. Source: Basecamp Hotels, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/basecamp-tahoe-south/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Basin AH1 Dog Park (Fresno, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Fresno, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/basin-ah1-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Basin Gulch Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/basin-gulch-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bates Canyon Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bates-canyon-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Batteries Loop Trail around Battery Smith-Guthrie: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash on the loop trail around Battery Smith-Guthrie. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/batteries-loop-trail-around-battery-smith-guthrie-ggnra/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Battery to Bluffs Trail (San Francisco, CA): No. The Battery to Bluffs Trail is closed to pets. Service animals are exempt. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/battery-to-bluffs-trail-ggnra/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Battle Born Off-Leash Area (Sparks, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash every day from 8 a.m. until 30 minutes before the park closes. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/battle-born-off-leash-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Battle Born Park Dog Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/battle-born-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Battle Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/battle-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bayfront Park (Mill Valley, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Mill Valley, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bayfront-park-mill-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Baylands Nature Preserve (Palo Alto) (Palo Alto, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash at all times. Source: City of Palo Alto, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/baylands-nature-preserve-palo-alto/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Baylis Park Picnic Area: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/baylis-park-picnic-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bayport Park (Alameda, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Alameda, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bayport-park-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bayside Beach (Newport Harbor) (Newport Beach, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: OC Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bayside-beach-newport-harbor/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bayside Dog Exercise Park (Burlingame, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Burlingame, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bayside-dog-exercise-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bayside-Joinville Park Dog Park (San Mateo, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San Mateo, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bayside-joinville-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bayview Trailhead and Day-Use Area: Yes. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bayview-trailhead-and-day-use-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Beach Flats Park (Santa Cruz) (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/beach-flats-park-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bean Flat Rest Area (US-50): Yes, on leash. Source: Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bean-flat-rest-area-us-50/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bean Hollow State Beach (Pescadero, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are allowed on the beach on leash. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bean-hollow-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bear Basin Butte Lookout / Pierson Cabin: No. Pets are not allowed in the cabin or lookout. Source: USDA Forest Service, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bear-basin-butte-lookout-pierson-cabin/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bear Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bear-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bear Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bear-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bear Creek Redwoods Preserve: No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bear-creek-redwoods-preserve-midpen/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bear Dog Park (Roseville, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Roseville, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bear-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bear Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bear-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bear Valley Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bear-valley-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bear Wallow Camping Area: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bear-wallow-camping-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bear Wallow Trail 2E10: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bear-wallow-trail-2e10/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Beardsley Dam Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/beardsley-dam-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Beauregard Vineyards (Santa Cruz, CA): No. The winery's house rules say no dogs. Source: Beauregard Vineyards, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/beauregard-vineyards-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Beaver Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/beaver-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Beaver Dam State Park: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Nevada Division of State Parks, Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/beaver-dam-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Beegum Gorge Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/beegum-gorge-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Belcher Dog Park (Fresno, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Fresno, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/belcher-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Belknap Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/belknap-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Benbow State Recreation Area (Garberville, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Except for service animals, dogs not allowed on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/benbow-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Benicia Capitol State Historic Park (Benicia, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/benicia-capitol-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Benicia State Recreation Area (Benicia, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/benicia-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Benziger Family Winery (Glen Ellen, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Leashed dogs only. Dogs are not allowed at indoor tastings and tours. Source: Benziger Family Winery, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/benziger-family-winery-glen-ellen/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Beowawe Rest Area (I-80): Yes, on leash. Source: Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/beowawe-rest-area-i-80/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Beresford Park (Chanteloup Field) (San Mateo, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash only on Chanteloup Field, daily from 6 to 8 a.m. Leashed everywhere else and at other times. Source: City of San Mateo, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/beresford-park-chanteloup-field/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Berger Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/berger-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Berlin-Ichthyosaur State Park: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Nevada Division of State Parks, Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/berlin-ichthyosaur-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bernal Heights Dog Play Areas (San Francisco, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bernal-heights-dog-play-areas/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Berry Street Dog Park (San Francisco, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/berry-street-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Berwick Park (Pacific Grove) (Pacific Grove, CA): No. The city says dogs are not allowed, on or off leash. Source: City of Pacific Grove, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/berwick-park-pacific-grove/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Airpark Hotel-Los Angeles Lax Airport (Inglewood, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-airpark-hotel-los-angeles-lax-airport-inglewood/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Airport Plaza Inn: Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-airport-plaza-inn/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- BEST WESTERN Amador Inn: Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-amador-inn/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Americana (Dinuba, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-americana-dinuba/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Americana Hotel (San Francisco, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-americana-hotel-san-francisco/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Americana Inn (San Ysidro, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-americana-inn-san-ysidro/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Anaheim Hills: Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-anaheim-hills/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Andersen's Inn (Santa Nella, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-andersen-s-inn-santa-nella/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Anderson Inn (Anderson, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-anderson-inn/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Antelope Inn & Suites (Red Bluff, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-antelope-inn-and-suites-red-bluff/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Arcata Inn (Arcata, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-arcata-inn/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Big Country Inn (Coalinga, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-big-country-inn-coalinga/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Bishop Lodge (Bishop, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-bishop-lodge/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Brentwood Inn (Brentwood, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-brentwood-inn/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Burbank Airport Inn (North Hollywood, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-burbank-airport-inn-north-hollywood/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western California City Inn & Suites (California City, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-california-city-inn-and-suites/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Capital City Inn (Sacramento, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-capital-city-inn-sacramento/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Carlsbad by the Sea (Carlsbad, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-carlsbad-by-the-sea/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Carmel's Town House Lodge (Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-carmel-s-town-house-lodge-carmel-by-the-sea/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Casa Grande Inn (Arroyo Grande, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-casa-grande-inn-arroyo-grande/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Cedar Inn & Suites (Angels Camp, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-cedar-inn-and-suites-angels-camp/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western China Lake Inn (Ridgecrest, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-china-lake-inn-ridgecrest/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Chula Vista/Otay Valley Hotel (Chula Vista, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-chula-vista-otay-valley-hotel/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Colfax (Colfax, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-colfax/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Colonial Inn (Selma, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-colonial-inn-selma/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Colorado River Inn (Needles, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-colorado-river-inn-needles/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Continental Inn (El Cajon, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-continental-inn-el-cajon/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Cordelia Inn (Fairfield, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-cordelia-inn-fairfield/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Corona (Corona, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-corona/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Corte Madera Inn (Corte Madera, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-corte-madera-inn/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Country Inn (Temecula, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-country-inn-temecula/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Country Inn (Fortuna, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-country-inn-fortuna/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Courtesy Inn (Anaheim, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-courtesy-inn-anaheim/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western De Anza Inn (Monterey, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-de-anza-inn-monterey/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Desert Villa Inn (Barstow, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-desert-villa-inn-barstow/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Diamond Bar (Diamond Bar, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-diamond-bar/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Dry Creek Inn (Healdsburg, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-dry-creek-inn-healdsburg/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western El Grande Inn (Clearlake, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-el-grande-inn-clearlake/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western El Rancho Motor Inn (Beaumont, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-el-rancho-motor-inn-beaumont/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Escondido (Escondido, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-escondido/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Fallon Inn & Suites (Fallon, NV): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-fallon-inn-and-suites/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Garden Court Inn (Fremont, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-garden-court-inn-fremont/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Garden Inn (Santa Rosa, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-garden-inn-santa-rosa/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Gardens Hotel (Twentynine Palms, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-gardens-hotel-twentynine-palms/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Golden Key (Auburn, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-golden-key-auburn/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Grosvenor: Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-grosvenor/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Hanford Inn (Hanford, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-hanford-inn/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- BEST WESTERN Harbour Inn & Suites (Sunset Beach, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-harbour-inn-and-suites-sunset-beach/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Heritage Inn (Concord, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-heritage-inn-concord/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- BEST WESTERN Heritage Inn - Chico (Chico, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-heritage-inn-chico/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Hollywood Plaza Inn (Los Angeles, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-hollywood-plaza-inn-los-angeles/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Hoover Dam Hotel (Boulder City, NV): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-hoover-dam-hotel-boulder-city/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Hospitality Lane (San Bernardino, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-hospitality-lane-san-bernardino/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western I-5 Inn & Suites (Lodi, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-i-5-inn-and-suites-lodi/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Inn (Tonopah, NV): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-inn-tonopah/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Inn & Suites Lemoore (Lemoore, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-inn-and-suites-lemoore/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Inn & Suites San Diego - Zoo/SeaWorld Area (San Diego, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-inn-and-suites-san-diego-zoo-seaworld-area/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Inn & Suites San Mateo - San Francisco Airport (San Mateo, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-inn-and-suites-san-mateo-san-francisco-airport/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Inn at Palm Springs (Palm Springs, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-inn-at-palm-springs/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Inn Santa Clara (Santa Clara, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-inn-santa-clara/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- BEST WESTERN John Jay Inn (Calexico, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-john-jay-inn-calexico/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western John Muir Inn (Martinez, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-john-muir-inn-martinez/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Kettleman City Inn & Suites (Kettleman City, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-kettleman-city-inn-and-suites/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western La Posada Motel (Fillmore, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-la-posada-motel-fillmore/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Lanai Garden Inn & Suites (San Jose, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-lanai-garden-inn-and-suites-san-jose/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Liberty Inn (Delano, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-liberty-inn-delano/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Los Angeles World Port Hotel (Wilmington, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-los-angeles-world-port-hotel-wilmington/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Marina State Beach (Marina, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-marina-state-beach/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western McCarran Inn (Las Vegas, NV): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-mccarran-inn-las-vegas/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Meridian (Orange, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-meridian-orange/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Mesquite Inn (Mesquite, NV): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-mesquite-inn/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Minner's Inn (Yreka, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-minner-s-inn-yreka/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Moreno Hotel & Suites (Moreno Valley, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-moreno-hotel-and-suites-moreno-valley/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Oceanside Inn (Oceanside, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-oceanside-inn/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western of Long Beach: Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-of-long-beach/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Orange Plaza (Orange, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-orange-plaza/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Orchard Inn (Turlock, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-orchard-inn-turlock/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Pahrump Oasis (Pahrump, NV): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-pahrump-oasis/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Palm Court Hotel: Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-palm-court-hotel/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Palm Court Inn (Modesto, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-palm-court-inn-modesto/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Palm Desert Resort: Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-palm-desert-resort/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Palm Garden Inn (Westminster, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-palm-garden-inn-westminster/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Paradise Hotel (Paradise, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-paradise-hotel/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Park Crest Inn (Monterey, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-park-crest-inn-monterey/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Pasadena Royale (Pasadena, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-pasadena-royale/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Airport Inn & Suites: Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-airport-inn-and-suites/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Airport Plaza (San Jose, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-airport-plaza-san-jose/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Anaheim Orange County Hotel: Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-anaheim-orange-county-hotel/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Avita Suites (Torrance, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-avita-suites-torrance/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Bayshore Inn (Eureka, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-bayshore-inn-eureka/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Bayside Hotel (Oakland, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-bayside-hotel-oakland/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Bayside Inn (San Diego, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-bayside-inn-san-diego/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Beach View Lodge (Carlsbad, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-beach-view-lodge-carlsbad/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Big America (Santa Maria, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-big-america-santa-maria/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Black Oak (Paso Robles, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-black-oak-paso-robles/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Brookside Inn (Milpitas, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-brookside-inn-milpitas/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Carmel Bay View Inn (Carmel, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-carmel-bay-view-inn/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Carpinteria Inn (Carpinteria, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-carpinteria-inn/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Carriage Inn (Sherman Oaks, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-carriage-inn-sherman-oaks/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Casino Royale-Center Strip (Las Vegas, NV): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-casino-royale-center-strip-las-vegas/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Commerce Hotel (Commerce, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-commerce-hotel/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Desert Poppy Inn (Lancaster, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-desert-poppy-inn-lancaster/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Dixon Davis (Dixon, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-dixon-davis/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Dragon Gate Inn (Los Angeles, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-dragon-gate-inn-los-angeles/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Elm House Inn (Napa, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-elm-house-inn-napa/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Executive Inn (Rowland Heights, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-executive-inn-rowland-heights/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Executive Suites (Redwood City, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-executive-suites-redwood-city/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Forest Park Inn (Gilroy, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-forest-park-inn-gilroy/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- BEST WESTERN PLUS Fresno Inn (Fresno, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-fresno-inn/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Frontier Motel (Lone Pine, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-frontier-motel-lone-pine/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Gardena Inn & Suites (Gardena, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-gardena-inn-and-suites/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Glendale (Los Angeles, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-glendale-los-angeles/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Hacienda Hotel Old Town (San Diego, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-hacienda-hotel-old-town-san-diego/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Henderson Hotel (Henderson, NV): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-henderson-hotel/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Heritage Inn (Stockton, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-heritage-inn-stockton/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus High Sierra Hotel (Mammoth Lakes, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-high-sierra-hotel-mammoth-lakes/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Hill House (Bakersfield, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-hill-house-bakersfield/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- BEST WESTERN PLUS Hotel at the Convention Center (Long Beach, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-hotel-at-the-convention-center-long-beach/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Humboldt Bay Inn (Eureka, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-humboldt-bay-inn-eureka/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Humboldt House Inn (Garberville, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-humboldt-house-inn-garberville/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Inn At the Vines (Napa, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-inn-at-the-vines-napa/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Inn of Hayward: Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-inn-of-hayward/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus La Mesa San Diego (La Mesa, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-la-mesa-san-diego/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus La Mid-Town Hotel (Los Angeles, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-la-mid-town-hotel-los-angeles/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Las Brisas (Palm Springs, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-las-brisas-palm-springs/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Las Vegas South Henderson (Henderson, NV): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-las-vegas-south-henderson/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Las Vegas West (Las Vegas, NV): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-las-vegas-west/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Marina Shores Hotel (Dana Point, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-marina-shores-hotel-dana-point/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Media Center Inn and Suites (Burbank, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-media-center-inn-and-suites-burbank/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- BEST WESTERN PLUS Monterey Inn (Monterey, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-monterey-inn/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Newport Mesa Inn (Costa Mesa, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-newport-mesa-inn-costa-mesa/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus North Las Vegas Inn & Suites (North Las Vegas, NV): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-north-las-vegas-inn-and-suites/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Northwoods Inn (Crescent City, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-northwoods-inn-crescent-city/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Novato Oaks Inn (Novato, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-novato-oaks-inn/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Oceanside Palms (Oceanside, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-oceanside-palms/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Orange County Airport North (Santa Ana, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-orange-county-airport-north-santa-ana/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Orchid Hotel & Suites (Roseville, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-orchid-hotel-and-suites-roseville/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Park Place Inn - Mini Suites (Anaheim, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-park-place-inn-mini-suites-anaheim/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Pavilions (Anaheim, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-pavilions-anaheim/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- BEST WESTERN PLUS Pleasanton Inn (Pleasanton, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-pleasanton-inn/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Raffles Inn & Suites (Anaheim, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-raffles-inn-and-suites-anaheim/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Rama Inn & Suites: Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-rama-inn-and-suites/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- BEST WESTERN PLUS Royal Oak Hotel: Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-royal-oak-hotel/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus San Marcos Inn (Morro Bay, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-san-marcos-inn-morro-bay/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Santa Barbara (Santa Barbara, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-santa-barbara/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Sparks-Reno Hotel (Sparks, NV): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-sparks-reno-hotel/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Stevenson Manor (Calistoga, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-stevenson-manor-calistoga/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Suites Hotel - Los Angeles Lax Airport (Inglewood, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-suites-hotel-los-angeles-lax-airport-inglewood/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Suites Hotel Coronado Island (Coronado, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-suites-hotel-coronado-island/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Sunset Plaza Hotel (West Hollywood, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-sunset-plaza-hotel-west-hollywood/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Taft Inn (Taft, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-taft-inn/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Thousand Oaks Inn (Thousand Oaks, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-thousand-oaks-inn/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Vineyard Inn (Livermore, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-vineyard-inn-livermore/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus West Covina Inn (West Covina, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-west-covina-inn/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus Willows Inn (Willows, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-willows-inn/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- BEST WESTERN PLUS Wine Country Inn & Suites: Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-wine-country-inn-and-suites/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus, Anaheim (Anaheim, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-anaheim/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus, Barstow (Barstow, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-barstow/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus, Brawley (Brawley, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-brawley/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus, Colton (Colton, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-colton/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus, Hemet (Hemet, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-hemet/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus, Oakley (Oakley, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-oakley/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus, Rancho Cordova (Rancho Cordova, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-rancho-cordova/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus, Redding (Redding, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-redding/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus, Redondo Beach (Redondo Beach, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-redondo-beach/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus, Santa Cruz (Santa Cruz, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-santa-cruz/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus, Sonora (Sonora, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-sonora/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus, Wasco (Wasco, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-wasco/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus: Gold Country Inn (Winnemucca, NV): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-gold-country-inn-winnemucca/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Plus: Twin View Inn & Suites: Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-plus-twin-view-inn-and-suites/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Porterville Inn (Porterville, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-porterville-inn/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Posada Royale Hotel & Suites (Simi Valley, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-posada-royale-hotel-and-suites-simi-valley/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- BEST WESTERN PREMIER Ivy Hotel Napa (Napa, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-premier-ivy-hotel-napa/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Rose Garden Inn (Watsonville, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-rose-garden-inn-watsonville/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Rose Quartz Inn (Chester, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-rose-quartz-inn-chester/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Roseville Inn (Roseville, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-roseville-inn/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Royal Palace Inn & Suites (Los Angeles, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-royal-palace-inn-and-suites-los-angeles/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western San Diego/Miramar Hotel (San Diego, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-san-diego-miramar-hotel/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western San Dimas Hotel & Suites: Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-san-dimas-hotel-and-suites/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- BEST WESTERN Sandman Motel (Sacramento, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-sandman-motel-sacramento/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Santee Lodge (Santee, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-santee-lodge/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Seven Seas (San Diego, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-seven-seas-san-diego/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Shadow Inn (Woodland, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-shadow-inn-woodland/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Silicon Valley Inn (Sunnyvale, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-silicon-valley-inn-sunnyvale/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Sonoma Winegrower's Inn (Rohnert Park, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-sonoma-winegrower-s-inn-rohnert-park/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Stagecoach Inn (Pollock Pines, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-stagecoach-inn-pollock-pines/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Surf City (Huntington Beach, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-surf-city-huntington-beach/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western the Inn & Suites Pacific Grove: Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-the-inn-and-suites-pacific-grove/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Topaz Lake Inn (Gardnerville, NV): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-topaz-lake-inn-gardnerville/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Town and Country Suites (Tulare, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-town-and-country-suites-tulare/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Town House Lodge (Modesto, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-town-house-lodge-modesto/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Tradewinds (Morro Bay, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-tradewinds-morro-bay/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western University Inn Santa Clara (Santa Clara, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-university-inn-santa-clara/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western University Lodge (Davis, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-university-lodge-davis/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Village Inn 3 (Fresno, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-village-inn-3-fresno/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Westminster Inn (Westminster, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-westminster-inn/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Willits Inn (Willits, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-willits-inn/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Woodland Hills Inn (Woodland Hills, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-woodland-hills-inn/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western Yacht Harbor (San Diego, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-yacht-harbor-san-diego/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western, 15 El Camino Real: Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-15-el-camino-real/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western, Bakersfield (Bakersfield, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-bakersfield/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western, Big Bear Lake (Big Bear Lake, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-big-bear-lake/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western, Danville (Danville, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-danville/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western, El Cajon (El Cajon, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-el-cajon/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western, El Centro (El Centro, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-el-centro/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western, Elko (Elko, NV): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-elko/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western, Firebaugh (Firebaugh, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-firebaugh/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western, Fort Bragg (Fort Bragg, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-fort-bragg/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western, Lebec (Lebec, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-lebec/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western, Los Banos (Los Banos, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-los-banos/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western, Merced (Merced, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-merced/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western, Mount Shasta (Mount Shasta, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-mount-shasta/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western, Ontario (Ontario, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-ontario/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western, Oxnard (Oxnard, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-oxnard/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western, Placerville (Placerville, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-placerville/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western, Poway (Poway, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-poway/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western, Redondo Beach (Redondo Beach, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-redondo-beach/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western, Redwood City (Redwood City, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-redwood-city/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western, Salinas (Salinas, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-salinas/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western, San Juan Capistrano (San Juan Capistrano, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-san-juan-capistrano/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western, Santa Cruz (Santa Cruz, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-santa-cruz/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western, Tracy (Tracy, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-tracy/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Best Western, Ventura (Ventura, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/best-western-ventura/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bethany Curve (Santa Cruz) (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bethany-curve-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bethany Reservoir State Recreation Area (Byron, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bethany-reservoir-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Betsy Caughlin Donnelly Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/betsy-caughlin-donnelly-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bidwell Mansion State Historic Park (Chico, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bidwell-mansion-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bidwell-Sacramento River State Park (Chico, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bidwell-sacramento-river-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Basin Redwoods State Park (Incl. Little Basin State Park and Rancho del Oso) (Boulder Creek, CA): No. Except in the former HQ parking lot and the first mile of North Escape Road. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-basin-redwoods-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Bear Frontier (Big Bear Lake, CA): Yes, in every lodge room and cabin: up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Big Bear Frontier, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-bear-frontier/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Bear Shores RV Resort (Fawnskin, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash. Walk dogs in the street, not on the resort's common or private areas, and use the pet rest area outside the resort. Source: Big Bear Shores RV Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-bear-shores-rv-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Bend Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-bend-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Bend Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-bend-campground-elko/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Bend Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-bend-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Bend of the Colorado State Recreation Area (Laughlin, NV): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Nevada Division of State Parks, Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-bend-of-the-colorado-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Break Regional Shoreline (Oakley, CA): Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-break-regional-shoreline/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Cove Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-cove-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Cove Overflow: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-cove-overflow/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Falls Trail 1E13: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-falls-trail-1e13/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-flat-campground-del-norte/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-flat-campground-siskiyou/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Flat Campground (Klamath NF): Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-flat-campground-klamath-nf/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Lagoon County Park (Trinidad, CA): Yes: on leash. Source: County of Humboldt, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-lagoon-county-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Meadow Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-meadow-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Meadow Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-meadow-campground-mono/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Meadow Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-meadow-campground-tulare/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Meadow Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-meadow-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Meadows Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-meadows-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Pine Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-pine-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Pine Canyon Group- Clyde & Palisade Glacier: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-pine-canyon-group-clyde-palisade-glacier/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Pine Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-pine-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Pine Flat Equestrian Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-pine-flat-equestrian-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Pine Flat Family Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-pine-flat-family-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Reservoir Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-reservoir-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Rock Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-rock-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Rock Park Off-Leash Area (Santee, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Santee, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-rock-park-dog-park-santee/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Rock Resort (June Lake, CA): Yes, with restrictions: up to 1 pet per cabin; $35 per night. Dogs stay only in cabins 6 and 7. A dog found in another cabin costs the nightly pet rate plus a $250 cleaning fee. Source: Big Rock Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-rock-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Sage Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-sage-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Sandy Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-sandy-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Silver Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-silver-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Slide Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-slide-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Sur Campground & Cabins (Big Sur, CA): Yes, with restrictions: $5 per pet per night. Dogs are welcome at the campground but not in the cabins. Source: Big Sur Campground & Cabins, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-sur-campground-and-cabins/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Sur River Inn (Big Sur, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Only two rooms are pet friendly; all other rooms are not. The page says pets and gives no fee, weight limit or leash rules. Source: Big Sur River Inn, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-sur-river-inn-big-sur/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Trees Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-trees-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Big Trees Trail (Giant Forest): No. Pets are prohibited on all trails in the parks, including this paved trail. Pet backpacks and strollers are not permitted on trails either. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/big-trees-trail-sequoia/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Biggest Little Dog Park (Reno, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Washoe County Regional Animal Services, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/biggest-little-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bijou Community Park Dog Park (South Lake Tahoe, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of South Lake Tahoe, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bijou-community-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Billy Creek, Lower Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/billy-creek-lower-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Billy Creek, Upper Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/billy-creek-upper-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bird Track Park (Carmichael, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Carmichael Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bird-track-park-carmichael/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bird Walk Coastal Access Trail (Bodega Bay, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bird-walk-coastal-access-trail-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bishop Creek Lodge (Bishop, CA): Yes, in every cabin: on leash; $15 per pet per night. Source: Bishop Creek Lodge, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bishop-creek-lodge/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bishop Park Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bishop-park-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bishop Park Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bishop-park-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bishop Ranch Open Space Regional Preserve (San Ramon, CA): Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bishop-ranch-open-space-regional-preserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bitterbrush Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bitterbrush-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Black Bear Lodge (South Lake Tahoe, CA): No. Pets are not allowed. Source: Black Bear Lodge, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/black-bear-lodge-south-lake-tahoe/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Black Diamond Mines Regional Preserve (Antioch, CA): Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/black-diamond-mines-regional-preserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Black Hills Dog Park (Sparks, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Washoe County Regional Animal Services, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/black-hills-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Black Mountain Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/black-mountain-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Black Mountain Open Space Park (San Diego, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of San Diego, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/black-mountain-open-space-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Black Mountain Trail 2E35: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/black-mountain-trail-2e35/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Black Oak Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/black-oak-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Black Point Coastal Access Trail (The Sea Ranch, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/black-point-coastal-access-trail-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Black Sands Beach: No. The Upper Fisherman Trail and Black Sands Beach are closed to pets. Service animals are exempt. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/black-sands-beach-ggnra/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Blackbird Park Dog Parks (Sacramento, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Sacramento, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/blackbird-park-dog-parks/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Blackie's Pasture (Tiburon, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Town of Tiburon, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/blackies-pasture-tiburon/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Blackrock Trailhead: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/blackrock-trailhead/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Blair Park (Piedmont, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash only with a City of Piedmont off-leash permit, from the Police Department. Without a permit, dogs must be leashed. Source: City of Piedmont, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/blair-park-piedmont/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Blanche Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/blanche-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Blind Lady Ale House (San Diego, CA): Yes, with restrictions. No pets inside; pets may sit with guests at the barrels out front. The page says pets and does not mention a leash. Source: Blind Lady Ale House, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/blind-lady-ale-house-san-diego/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Blithedale Park (Mill Valley, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Mill Valley, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/blithedale-park-mill-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bloomfield Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bloomfield-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Blue Diamond Park (Blue Diamond, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/blue-diamond-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Blue Iguana Inn (Ojai, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs only, with prior approval. Source: Blue Iguana Inn, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/blue-iguana-inn-ojai/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Blue Jay Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/blue-jay-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Blue Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/blue-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Blue Ridge Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/blue-ridge-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Blue Rock Springs Park (Vallejo, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: Greater Vallejo Recreation District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/blue-rock-springs-park-vallejo/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bluff Mesa Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bluff-mesa-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bluff Mesa Trail 1W16: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bluff-mesa-trail-1w16/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bluff Top Public Access Trail (The Sea Ranch, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bluff-top-public-access-trail-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bob Baskin Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bob-baskin-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bob Scott Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bob-scott-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Boca Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/boca-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Boca Rest Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/boca-rest-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Boca Springs Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/boca-springs-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bodie State Historic Park (Bridgeport, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in park but not allowed in any historic buildings, including the Stamp Mill or in the Museum. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bodie-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bogard Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bogard-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bogard Rest Area (Highway 44) (Susanville, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bogard-rest-area-highway-44/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bohnett Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bohnett-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bohol Circle Immigrant Park (Alameda, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Alameda, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bohol-circle-immigrant-park-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Boise Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/boise-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bolsa Chica State Beach (Huntington Beach, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only on the multiuse trail (bike path). Dogs not allowed on sand. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bolsa-chica-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bolsillo Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bolsillo-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Boothbay Park (Foster City, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash only in the park's designated area, Monday to Saturday from 5 to 8 a.m. and Sunday from 5 to 9 a.m., and never on the synthetic turf. Leashed at other times. Source: City of Foster City, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/boothbay-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bootleg Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bootleg-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Border Field State Park (San Diego, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in the parking lot on Monument Mesa, the picnic area, and are permitted on leash on the park road to Monument Mesa. Dogs not allowed on the trails or on the beach. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/border-field-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Border House Hotel (Crystal Bay, NV): No. Pets are not allowed. Source: Crystal Bay Club Casino, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/border-house-hotel-crystal-bay/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Boron Rest Area (eastbound Highway 58) (Boron, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/boron-rest-area-highway-58-eastbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Boron Rest Area (westbound Highway 58) (Boron, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/boron-rest-area-highway-58-westbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bothe-Napa Valley State Park (Calistoga, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in developed areas. Dogs not allowed in the following areas: trails, dirt roads, backcountry areas, historic buildings, and historic gardens. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bothe-napa-valley-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bottchers Gap Campround: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bottchers-gap-campround/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Boulder Basin Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/boulder-basin-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Boulder Beach North and South Swim Beaches: No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: National Park Service, Lake Mead National Recreation Area, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/boulder-beach-swim-beaches-lake-mead/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Boulder Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/boulder-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Boulder Creek Park Dog Park (Henderson, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Henderson, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/boulder-creek-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Boulder Creek RV Resort (Lone Pine, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 2 pets per site; dog park on site. In cabins, only cabins 70 and 71, one dog each. Keep dogs inside your RV, tent or cabin at night. Source: Boulder Creek RV Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/boulder-creek-rv-resort-lone-pine/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Boulder Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/boulder-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Boulder Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/boulder-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Boulder Gulch Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/boulder-gulch-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Boulder Oaks Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/boulder-oaks-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bower Park (Gualala, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: County of Mendocino, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bower-park-gualala/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bowers Mansion Regional Park (New Washoe City, NV): No. Service animals only. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bowers-mansion-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bowler Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bowler-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bowman Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bowman-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Boyington Mill Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/boyington-mill-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Boyle Park (Mill Valley, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Mill Valley, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/boyle-park-mill-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bradley Bridle Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bradley-bridle-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Brady's Camp Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/brady-s-camp-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Branciforte Dog Park (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/branciforte-dog-park-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Brannan Island State Recreation Area (Isleton, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Yes. Dogs must be kept on a leash no longer than six feet and under human control at all times. They are allowed on paved roads or in your campsite only. Dogs (except for service dogs) are prohibited on all trails and beaches except in designated areas. Pets must be kept inside tents or vehicles during nighttime hours. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/brannan-island-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bray Commons Park Small Dog Run (Dublin, CA): Yes, with restrictions. The enclosed quarter-acre area is for small dogs under 20 pounds. Source: City of Dublin, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bray-commons-park-small-dog-run-dublin/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Breckenridge Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/breckenridge-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bretz Mill Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bretz-mill-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bridalveil Fall Trail: Yes, with restrictions. Leashed pets are allowed on this paved trail. Pets are not allowed on other trails, even if carried. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bridalveil-fall-trail-yosemite/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bridge Camp Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bridge-camp-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bridge Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bridge-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bridge Tender (Tahoe City, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Leashed pets under the owner's direct supervision, on the outside bar deck only. Owners assume all liability for their pets and what they do. Source: Bridge Tender Restaurant, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bridge-tender-tahoe-city/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Brightman Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/brightman-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Briones Regional Park: Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/briones-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bristlecone Trail 1E32: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bristlecone-trail-1e32/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Brokenshire Picnic Area: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/brokenshire-picnic-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Brookshire Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/brookshire-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Brookside Rest Area (westbound I-10) (Banning, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/brookside-rest-area-i-10-westbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Browns Creek Trailhead: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/browns-creek-trailhead/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bruce King Memorial Dog Park (El Cerrito, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of El Cerrito, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bruce-king-memorial-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bruce Trent Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bruce-trent-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bruno Canziani Park Dog Park (Livermore, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Only for licensed dogs that belong to Livermore residents; without a current city license, you'll be asked to leave. Source: City of Livermore, Livermore Area Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bruno-canziani-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Brush Creek Dispersed Camping: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/brush-creek-dispersed-camping/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Brushy Peak Regional Preserve: Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/brushy-peak-regional-preserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bubb Park (Mountain View, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash only in the designated area, every day from 6 to 10 a.m. and from 5 p.m. to sunset. Source: City of Mountain View, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bubb-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Buck Meadow Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/buck-meadow-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Buck Rock Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/buck-rock-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Buck Spring Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/buck-spring-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Buckeye Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/buckeye-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Buckhorn Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/buckhorn-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Buckman Springs Rest Area (I-8) (Pine Valley, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/buckman-springs-rest-area-i-8/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Buckskin Basin Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/buckskin-basin-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Buena Vista Dog Play Area (San Francisco, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/buena-vista-dog-play-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Burleigh H. Murray Ranch Park Property (Half Moon Bay, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are allowed on a 6 foot leash on the service road only. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/burleigh-h-murray-ranch-park-property/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Burnt Ranch Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/burnt-ranch-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Burnt Rancheria Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/burnt-rancheria-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Burton Creek State Park (Tahoe City, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only on fire roads. To protect the integrity of the groomed Nordic ski courses, dogs not allowed on designated ski trails within the Sierra District, from Nov. 1 to May 1 annually, when snow is present. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/burton-creek-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Bushytail Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/bushytail-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Butano State Park (Pescadero, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in campgrounds, and paved areas, and on fire roads. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/butano-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Butcher Dog Park (San Jose, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San José, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/butcher-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Butte City Project Park Property (Chico, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/butte-city-project-park-property/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Butte Meadows Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/butte-meadows-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Buttercup Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/buttercup-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Butterfield Park Dog Park (Corona, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Corona, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/butterfield-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Buttonwillow Rest Area (northbound I-5) (Buttonwillow, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/buttonwillow-rest-area-i-5-northbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Buttonwillow Rest Area (southbound I-5) (Buttonwillow, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/buttonwillow-rest-area-i-5-southbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Buttonwood Winery (Solvang, CA): Yes. Source: Buttonwood Winery, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/buttonwood-winery-solvang/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Buzzy's Ranch (Carson City, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be leashed, and are not allowed in the ranch pasture. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/buzzys-ranch/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- C. H. Warlow Rest Area (Highway 99) (Kingsburg, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/c-h-warlow-rest-area-highway-99/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cabin 89 Trail 1E24: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cabin-89-trail-1e24/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cabin Flat Campground (Hike-in Campground): Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cabin-flat-campground-hike-in-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cabrillo National Monument: Yes, with restrictions. Pets are allowed only along the Coastal Trail, on a leash of 6 feet or less. Pets are not allowed in the tidepools, on Cabrillo Road, at the lighthouse, Whale Watch Overlook, Event Bluff, statue, visitor center, Bayside Trail or surrounding areas. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cabrillo-national-monument/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cactus City Rest Area (eastbound I-10): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cactus-city-rest-area-i-10-eastbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cactus City Rest Area (westbound I-10): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cactus-city-rest-area-i-10-westbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cactus Jones Dog Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cactus-jones-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cactus Springs Trail 5E01: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cactus-springs-trail-5e01/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cactus Wren Park Dog Park (Henderson, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Henderson, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cactus-wren-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cadman Park Leash-Free Area (San Diego, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash only in the posted area: fall through spring from 7:30 to 10 a.m. and 4:30 to 7 p.m., and in summer from 7 to 9:30 a.m. and 5 to 7:30 p.m. No off-leash hours on July 4 or on Saturday mornings in Little League season. Source: City of San Diego, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cadman-park-leash-free-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cahuilla Mountain Trail 2E45: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cahuilla-mountain-trail-2e45/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cal Ida Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cal-ida-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Calaveras Big Trees State Park (Arnold, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in campgrounds and on fire roads. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/calaveras-big-trees-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- California Citrus State Historic Park (Riverside, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed on the trails. Dogs not allowed in the visitor center/museum. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/california-citrus-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- California Indian Heritage Center Park Property (West Sacramento, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed on the site when it is open to the public (this site is not commonly open yet, but is opened for planning and special event activities). Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/california-indian-heritage-center-park-property/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- California State Capitol (Sacramento, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in Capitol Park. Service animals are permitted inside Capitol building. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/california-state-capitol/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- California State Mining and Mineral Museum Park Property (Mariposa, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/california-state-mining-and-mineral-museum-park-property/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- California State Railroad Museum Point of Interest (Sacramento, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in exterior portions of railroad displays only. Services animals are allowed in the Museum and on excursion trains. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/california-state-railroad-museum-point-of-interest/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Callaghan Park (Watsonville) (Watsonville, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Watsonville, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/callaghan-park-watsonville/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Calle Del Mundo Park Dog Park (Santa Clara, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Santa Clara, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/calle-del-mundo-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Camanche Reservoir North Shore (Ione, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; $7 per pet per night. Dogs only in developed areas. Source: East Bay Municipal Utility District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/camanche-north-shore/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Camanche Reservoir South Shore (Valley Springs, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; $7 per pet per night. Dogs only in developed areas. Source: East Bay Municipal Utility District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/camanche-south-shore/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Camarillo Grove Dog Park (Camarillo, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Pleasant Valley Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/camarillo-grove-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cambria Dog Park (Cambria, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Cambria Community Services District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cambria-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cambria State Marine Park (Cambria, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only on water vessels. Dogs not allowed on beaches. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cambria-state-marine-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cambridge - Myrna Torme Williams Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cambridge-myrna-torme-williams-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Camellia Inn (Healdsburg, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 1 pet per room; up to 50 lb each; $50 pet fee. One dog under 50 pounds at a time, in four designated rooms; ask before booking. Owners pay for damage that needs deep cleaning or repair, and the inn may ask guests to kennel a dog that disturbs others. Source: Camellia Inn, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/camellia-inn-healdsburg/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cameron Community Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cameron-community-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Camino Cove Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/camino-cove-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Camino Real Park Dog Park (Ventura, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Ventura, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/camino-real-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Camp 3 Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/camp-3-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Camp 4 Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/camp-4-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Camp 9 Lakeside Group Campgrounds: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/camp-9-lakeside-group-campgrounds/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Camp 9 Recreation Area Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/camp-9-recreation-area-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Camp Almanor (Lake Almanor, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 2 pets per site; no pet fee. No Pit Bulls, Rottweilers, Dobermans or German Shepherds, or mixes of them. Source: Camp Almanor, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/camp-almanor/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Camp Creek National Recreation Trail 1W09: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/camp-creek-national-recreation-trail-1w09/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Camp Discovery Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/camp-discovery-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Camp Kernville (Kernville, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on a leash no longer than 6 feet; up to 2 pets per site; up to $50 per pet. No pets in the rental cabins. No Pit Bulls, American Staffordshire Terriers, Rottweilers, Cane Corsos, Mastiffs, wolf hybrids or their mixes, and no aggressive dogs. Source: Camp Kernville, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/camp-kernville/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Camp Richardson Resort: No. The resort has a strict no-pet policy. Source: USDA Forest Service, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/camp-richardson-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Camp Roberts Rest Area (northbound US-101) (Bradley, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/camp-roberts-rest-area-us-101-northbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Camp Roberts Rest Area (southbound US-101) (Bradley, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/camp-roberts-rest-area-us-101-southbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Campground by the Lake (South Lake Tahoe, CA): Yes: on leash; up to 3 pets per site; $2 per pet per night. Source: City of South Lake Tahoe, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/campground-by-the-lake-south-lake-tahoe/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Campland on the Bay (San Diego, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on a leash no longer than 6 feet; up to 3 pets per site; dog park on site. No dogs on the beach or in any building. No Pit Bulls, bully breeds, Rottweilers or their mixes. Source: Campland on the Bay, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/campland-on-the-bay/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Campo Alto Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/campo-alto-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Campo Alto Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/campo-alto-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Campus Park Dog Park (Oxnard, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Oxnard, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/campus-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cañada Verde Beach (Half Moon Bay, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: City of Half Moon Bay, checked 2026-10-27. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/canada-verde-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Candlestick Point State Recreation Area (San Francisco, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a maximum 6-foot leash at all times. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/candlestick-point-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Canine Corral at Hap Magee Ranch Park (Danville, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Town of Danville, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/canine-corral-at-hap-magee-ranch-park-danville/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Canine Country (Santa Clarita, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Santa Clarita, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/canine-country-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Canyon Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/canyon-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Canyon Dam Boat Launch: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/canyon-dam-boat-launch/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Canyon Hills Community Park Dog Park (Lake Elsinore, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Lake Elsinore, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/canyon-hills-community-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Capehart Dog Park (San Diego, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San Diego, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/capehart-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Capistrano Beach (Dana Point, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are not permitted on the beach between 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. from June 15 to Sept. 10. Dogs are not allowed off leash at any time. Source: OC Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/capistrano-beach-oc-parks/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Capitola Beach (Capitola, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: City of Capitola, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/capitola-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Caples Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/caples-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Caples Lake Resort (Kirkwood, CA): Yes, with restrictions: $25 per pet per night. Dogs stay only in the pet-friendly cabins. Bring your own linens, towels and blankets. Source: Caples Lake Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/caples-lake-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Capps Crossing Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/capps-crossing-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Capra Park (Carmichael, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Carmichael Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/capra-park-carmichael/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Capriola Park Dog Park (Henderson, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Henderson, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/capriola-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Captains Point Boat-In Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/captains-point-boat-in-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Caramba Trail 3E04: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/caramba-trail-3e04/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Carbon Canyon Regional Park (Brea, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: OC Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/carbon-canyon-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cardiff State Beach (Cardiff by the Sea, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are allowed at Cardiff Reef and Seaside, South of Tower 16, but must remain on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cardiff-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cardinal Oaks Park (Carmichael, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Carmichael Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cardinal-oaks-park-carmichael/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cardinal Village Resort (Bishop, CA): No. No pets in the cabins; only ADA service dogs. Bringing a pet or emotional support animal costs an automatic $500. Source: Cardinal Village Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cardinal-village-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Carlon Falls Trail: No. The page says no pets or mountain bicycles are allowed within the Yosemite Wilderness Area. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/carlon-falls-trail/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Carlsbad State Beach (Carlsbad, CA): No. Dogs are prohibited on Carlsbad State Beaches. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/carlsbad-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Carlson Bark Park (Riverside, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Riverside, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/carlson-bark-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Carlton Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/carlton-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Carmel Beach (Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: City of Carmel-by-the-Sea, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/carmel-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Carmel Country Inn (Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA): Yes. Pets are welcome (the page describes a dog-friendly hotel). Guests are asked not to leave a pet unattended in the room or a vehicle, and are responsible for barking and damage. The page gives no fee, weight limit or leash rule. Source: Carmel Country Inn, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/carmel-country-inn-carmel-by-the-sea/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Carmel Mission Inn (Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA): Yes, with restrictions: $100 pet fee. Shearwater Tavern's indoor dining room and the pool area are not pet-friendly. Source: Carmel Mission Inn, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/carmel-mission-inn/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Carmel River State Beach (Carmel, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/carmel-river-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Carmichael Dog Park (Carmichael, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Carmichael Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/carmichael-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Carmichael Park (Carmichael, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Carmichael Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/carmichael-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Carnegie State Vehicular Recreation Area (Tracy, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are allowed on a tended 6 foot leash or confined in an enclosed vehicle, tent, or pen. Dogs, other than service animals, are prohibited on all motorized trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/carnegie-state-vehicular-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Carpinteria Bluffs Nature Preserve (Carpinteria, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Carpinteria, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/carpinteria-bluffs-nature-preserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Carpinteria City Beach, Linden Avenue to Ash Avenue (Carpinteria, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: City of Carpinteria, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/carpinteria-city-beach-linden-to-ash/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Carpinteria State Beach (Carpinteria, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in campground and day-use area. Dogs not allowed on beach. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/carpinteria-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Carquinez Strait Regional Shoreline (Port Costa, CA): Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/carquinez-strait-regional-shoreline/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Carr Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/carr-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Carriage Square Park (Carson City, NV): No. Dogs are not allowed here; service animals are exempt. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/carriage-square-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Carson Pass to Lake Winnemucca Trail: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/carson-pass-to-lake-winnemucca-trail/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Carson River Canyon Open Space (Carson City, NV): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/carson-river-canyon-open-space/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Carson River Park (Carson City, NV): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/carson-river-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Carson River Resort (Markleeville, CA): Yes, everywhere on the property, including every cabin and porch, every riverside site, the RV row and the riverbank: up to $30 per stay. Source: Carson River Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/carson-river-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Carson RV Resort (Carson City, NV): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 2 pets per site. No pets in the laundry rooms, restrooms, other shared spaces or the pool area. No aggressive dogs. Source: Carson RV Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/carson-rv-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Carter Meadows Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/carter-meadows-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Casa Del Mar Inn (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, in every room: up to 2 pets per room; $20 per pet per night. Source: Casa Del Mar Inn, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/casa-del-mar-inn-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Casa Ojai Inn (Ojai, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; $39 per pet per night. Request a dog-designated room when booking and notify the hotel in advance. Guests must stay with their dogs. A dog not disclosed brings a $150 per animal per night fee. Animals other than dogs are not permitted. Source: Casa Ojai Inn, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/casa-ojai-inn-ojai/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cascade Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cascade-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cascade Park (Mill Valley, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Mill Valley, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cascade-park-mill-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Casini Ranch Family Campground (Duncans Mills, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; dog park on site; $5 per night. Dogs are not allowed in most cottages, ranch wagons, cabins and other permanent structure sites. Source: Casini Ranch Family Campground, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/casini-ranch-family-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Caspar Headlands State Beach (Caspar, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/caspar-headlands-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Caspar Headlands State Natural Reserve (Caspar, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/caspar-headlands-state-natural-reserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Castaic Lake State Recreation Area (Castaic, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs not allowed in water. Note: Park unit operated by Los Angeles County. Check website at https://parks.lacounty.gov/castaic-lake-state-recreation-area/ for more information. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/castaic-lake-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Castle Crags State Park (Castella, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in parking lot, paved roadway, campgrounds. Dogs not allowed on trails or day-use areas. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/castle-crags-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Castle Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/castle-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Castle Rock State Park (Los Gatos, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/castle-rock-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Castle Rock Trail 1W03: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/castle-rock-trail-1w03/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Caswell Memorial State Park (Ripon, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are welcome at the park but not allowed on trails, in the river, on beaches, and must always be on a leash. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/caswell-memorial-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Catamaran Park (Foster City, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash only in the park's designated area, Monday to Saturday from 5 to 8 a.m. and Sunday from 5 to 9 a.m., and never on the synthetic turf. Leashed at other times. Source: City of Foster City, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/catamaran-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Catamaran Resort Hotel and Spa (San Diego, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 2 pets per room; up to 50 lb each; $125 per stay. Source: Catamaran Resort Hotel and Spa, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/catamaran-resort-hotel-san-diego/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Catavee Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/catavee-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cathedral Gorge State Park: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Nevada Division of State Parks, Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cathedral-gorge-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cathedral Rock - South Loop Trailhead (Spring Mountains): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash at the trailhead. Source: U.S. Forest Service, Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cathedral-rock-south-loop-trailhead-spring-mountains/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cathedral Rock Picnic Area (Spring Mountains): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash in the day-use area. Source: U.S. Forest Service, Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cathedral-rock-picnic-area-spring-mountains/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cattle Camp Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cattle-camp-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cave Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cave-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cave Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cave-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cave Lake State Park (Ely, NV): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Nevada Division of State Parks, Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cave-lake-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cave Rock, Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are not allowed on the sandy area of the beach. Source: Nevada Division of State Parks, Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cave-rock/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cayetano Park Dog Park (Livermore, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Only for licensed dogs that belong to Livermore residents; without a current city license, you'll be asked to leave. Source: City of Livermore, Livermore Area Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cayetano-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cayucos State Beach (Cayucos, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Unless posted signs say otherwise. Dogs are allowed only on leash in permitted areas. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cayucos-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cedar Camp Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cedar-camp-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cedar Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cedar-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cedar Flat Group Camps: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cedar-flat-group-camps/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cedar Laws Trail 3E16: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cedar-laws-trail-3e16/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cellarmaker Brewing, Berkeley (Berkeley, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Pets are allowed on a leash outside at the Berkeley taproom. The page says pet and does not name dogs. Source: Cellarmaker Brewing, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cellarmaker-brewing-berkeley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Centennial Dog Park (Bakersfield, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Bakersfield, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/centennial-dog-park-bakersfield/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Centennial Hills Park Dog Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/centennial-hills-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Centennial Off-leash Dog Park (Vacaville, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Vacaville, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/centennial-off-leash-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Centennial Park (Paso Robles) (Paso Robles, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Paso Robles, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/centennial-park-paso-robles/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Centennial Park Dog Park (Santa Ana, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Santa Ana, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/centennial-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Centennial Way Dog Park (South San Francisco, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of South San Francisco, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/centennial-way-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Centerville Flat Dispersed Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/centerville-flat-dispersed-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Central Bark (Santa Clarita, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Santa Clarita, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/central-bark-santa-clarita/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Central Bark Dog Park (Irvine, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Irvine, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/central-bark-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Central Park (San Mateo) (San Mateo, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash only on Fitzgerald Field, daily from 6 to 8 a.m., and in the trial off-leash area (open since May 1, 2023) from 6 a.m. to sunset. Leashed everywhere else in the park. Source: City of San Mateo, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/central-park-san-mateo/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Central Park Dog Park (Fremont, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Fremont, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/central-park-dog-park-fremont/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Centrum Park Dog Park (San Diego, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San Diego, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/centrum-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cerro Alto Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cerro-alto-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cesar E Chavez Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cesar-e-chavez-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Chaminade Resort & Spa (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes: up to 2 pets per room; up to 75 lb each; $75 per pet. Source: Chaminade Resort & Spa, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/chaminade-resort-and-spa-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Champion Lodgepole Trail 1W11: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/champion-lodgepole-trail-1w11/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Channel Islands National Park: No. Pets are not allowed in the park. Service animals are allowed only after meeting a vaccination, parasite-prevention and health-exam protocol. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/channel-islands-national-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Channel Street Dog Park (San Francisco, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/channel-street-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Chanticleer Avenue County Park Dog Park: Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Santa Cruz County Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/chanticleer-avenue-county-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Chaparral Neighborhood Trail 6W03: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/chaparral-neighborhood-trail-6w03/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Chapman Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/chapman-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Charles L. Lewis III Memorial Park Dog Park (San Diego, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San Diego, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/charles-l-lewis-iii-memorial-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Charles Lee Tilden Regional Park: Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/charles-lee-tilden-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Charleston Neighborhood Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/charleston-neighborhood-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Charlie Frias Park Dog Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/charlie-frias-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Chase Palm Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/chase-palm-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Checker's Dog Park (Yorba Linda, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Yorba Linda, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/checkers-dog-park-yorba-linda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cherry Hill Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cherry-hill-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cherry Valley Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cherry-valley-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Chestnut Park (Santa Cruz) (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/chestnut-park-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Chico Flat Dispersed Camping: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/chico-flat-dispersed-camping/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Chilao Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/chilao-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Chilcoot: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/chilcoot/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Children's Memorial Park Dog Runs (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/childrens-memorial-park-dog-runs/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- China Beach (San Francisco, CA): No. China Beach (formerly Phelan Beach) is closed to pets. Service animals are exempt. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/china-beach-ggnra/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- China Beach (San Francisco) (San Francisco, CA): No. China Beach is closed to pets. Service animals are exempt. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/china-beach-san-francisco/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- China Camp Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/china-camp-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- China Camp State Park (San Rafael, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in developed areas. Dogs not allowed in the following areas: trails, dirt roads, backcountry areas, historic buildings, and historic gardens. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/china-camp-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- China Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/china-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Chino Hills State Park (Chino Hills, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only on paved roads and in campgrounds. Dogs not allowed on park trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/chino-hills-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Chirpchatter Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/chirpchatter-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Chochenyo Park (Alameda, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Alameda, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/chochenyo-park-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Choinumni Park (Piedra, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: County of Fresno, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/choinumni-park-fresno-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Chris Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/chris-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Christie Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/christie-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Chuchupate Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/chuchupate-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Chula Vista Walk-in Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/chula-vista-walk-in-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Chumash Painted Cave State Historic Park (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/chumash-painted-cave-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cibbets Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cibbets-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cimarron Rose Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cimarron-rose-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cipriani Dog Park (Belmont, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Belmont, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cipriani-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- City Hall Dog Park (San Carlos, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San Carlos, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/city-hall-dog-park-san-carlos/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- City Hall Gardens (Santa Cruz) (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/city-hall-gardens-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Clam Beach County Park (Trinidad, CA): Yes: on leash. Source: County of Humboldt, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/clam-beach-county-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Claremont Canyon Regional Preserve: Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/claremont-canyon-regional-preserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Clarence Ray Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/clarence-ray-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Clark County Wetlands Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are not allowed in the Nature Preserve. Leashed dogs may use the park trailheads, the Duck Creek Trails and the Wetlands Loop Trail. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/clark-county-wetlands-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Clark Fork Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/clark-fork-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Clark Fork Horse Camp: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/clark-fork-horse-camp/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Clark Springs Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/clark-springs-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Clay Pit State Vehicular Recreation Area (Oroville, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in parking lot. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/clay-pit-state-vehicular-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Clear Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/clear-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Clear Creek/Jacks Valley Trailhead: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash at the trailhead. Source: U.S. Forest Service, Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/clear-creek-jacks-valley-trailhead-humboldt-toiyabe/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Clear Lake Cottages & Marina (Clearlake, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 3 pets per cabin; $35 per night. Dogs stay only in the designated dog-friendly cottages. Source: Clear Lake Cottages & Marina, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/clear-lake-cottages-marina/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Clear Lake State Park (Kelseyville, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in parking lot, paved roadway, campgrounds. Dogs not allowed on trails or day-use areas. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/clear-lake-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cleghorn Bar: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cleghorn-bar/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Clifford Kamph Memorial Park (Smith River, CA): Yes: on leash. Source: County of Del Norte, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/clifford-kamph-memorial-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cloverdale Ranch Preserve: No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cloverdale-ranch-preserve-midpen/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cloverdale River Park (Cloverdale, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cloverdale-river-park-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Clyde V. Kane Rest Area (northbound I-15) (Newberry Springs, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/clyde-v-kane-rest-area-i-15-northbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Clyde V. Kane Rest Area (southbound I-15) (Newberry Springs, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/clyde-v-kane-rest-area-i-15-southbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Coal Creek Preserve: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs only on the designated trails, controlled on a leash of 6 feet or less. Source: Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/coal-creek-preserve-midpen/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Coalinga - Avenal Rest Area (northbound I-5) (Avenal, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/coalinga-avenal-rest-area-i-5-northbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Coalinga - Avenal Rest Area (southbound I-5) (Avenal, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/coalinga-avenal-rest-area-i-5-southbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Coastal Prairie Trail (Bodega Bay, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/coastal-prairie-trail-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Coastal Trail between Hill 88 and Muir Beach: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash on this section of the Coastal Trail. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/coastal-trail-between-hill-88-and-muir-beach-ggnra/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Coastside Dog Park (Half Moon Bay, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Half Moon Bay, checked 2026-10-27. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/coastside-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cody Kelley Bark Park (Visalia, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Visalia, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cody-kelley-bark-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Coffee Road Dog Park (Bakersfield, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Bakersfield, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/coffee-road-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Coffey Neighborhood Park Dog Park (Santa Rosa, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Santa Rosa, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/coffey-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cold Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cold-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cold Springs Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cold-springs-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Coldbrook Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/coldbrook-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Coldwater Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/coldwater-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Coleman Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/coleman-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Colgan Creek Trail (Santa Rosa, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/colgan-creek-trail-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- College Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/college-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Collier Tunnel Rest Area (US-199) (Gasquet, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/collier-tunnel-rest-area-us-199/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Coloma Resort (Coloma, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to $30 per night. In cabins, only those designated for pets; a pet in any other cabin means eviction without refund, plus cleaning fees. Source: Coloma Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/coloma-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park (Earlimart, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/colonel-allensworth-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Colony Park (Atascadero) (Atascadero, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Atascadero, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/colony-park-atascadero/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Colorado Lodge (Big Bear Lake, CA): Yes, in all six cabins: on leash; up to 2 pets per cabin; no weight limit; $75 per pet per stay. Source: Colorado Lodge, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/colorado-lodge-big-bear/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Colson Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/colson-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Columbia State Historic Park (Columbia, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs not allowed in historic buildings. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/columbia-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Columbine Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/columbine-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Columbine Springs Spur Trail 1W01: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/columbine-springs-spur-trail-1w01/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Colusa-Sacramento River State Recreation Area (Colusa, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in parking lot, paved roadway, campgrounds. Dogs not allowed on trails or day-use areas. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/colusa-sacramento-river-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Community Park (Summerlin) (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/community-park-summerlin/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Concannon Vineyard (Livermore, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Leashed dogs are welcome in outdoor areas. Only certified service animals are mentioned for indoors. Source: Concannon Vineyard, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/concannon-vineyard-livermore/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Conejo Creek Dog Park (Thousand Oaks, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Conejo Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/conejo-creek-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Conklin Park Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/conklin-park-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Convict Boat Ramp: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/convict-boat-ramp/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Convict Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/convict-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Convict Lake: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/convict-lake/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Convict Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/convict-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Convict Lake Day Use Picnic Site: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/convict-lake-day-use-picnic-site/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Convict Lake Loop Trailhead: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/convict-lake-loop-trailhead/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Convict Lake Resort (Mammoth Lakes, CA): Yes, in every cabin: on leash; $18 per pet per night. Source: Convict Lake Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/convict-lake-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cook School Park Dog Park (Santa Rosa, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Santa Rosa, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cook-school-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cook's Meadow Loop (Yosemite Valley): Yes, with restrictions. Leashed pets are allowed on the paved trail through Cook's Meadow, including the boardwalks. Pets are not allowed on the meadows themselves. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cooks-meadow-loop-yosemite/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Coolidge Dog Park (Long Beach, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Long Beach, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/coolidge-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Coon Creek Cabin Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/coon-creek-cabin-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cooper Gulch Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cooper-gulch-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cooper Park (Mountain View, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash only in the designated area, Monday to Friday from 6 to 10 a.m. Source: City of Mountain View, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cooper-park-mountain-view/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cordelia Community Park Dog Park (Fairfield, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Fairfield, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cordelia-community-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Corona del Mar State Beach (Corona Del Mar, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are allowed before 10 a.m. and after 4:30 p.m. Dogs not allowed on the beach or any beachfront sidewalk between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., including the ocean front beaches and bay front beaches. Park unit operated by City of Newport Beach. Check website at https://www.newportbeachca.gov/how-do-i-/find/beach-information for more information. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/corona-del-mar-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Corona Heights Dog Play Area (San Francisco, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/corona-heights-dog-play-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Coronado Beach Resort (Coronado, CA): No. Pets are not allowed. Source: Coronado Beach Resort, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/coronado-beach-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Coronado Dog Beach (Coronado, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only on the designated Dog Beach area at 200 Ocean Boulevard and must be leashed at all points before reaching it. Source: City of Coronado, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/coronado-dog-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Corral Creek Picnic Site: No. No dogs are allowed on the beach area. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/corral-creek-picnic-site/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cosgrave Rest Area (I-80): Yes, on leash. Source: Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cosgrave-rest-area-i-80/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Coso Junction Rest Area (US-395) (Olancha, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/coso-junction-rest-area-us-395/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Costanoa (Pescadero, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 2 pets per site; up to 50 lb each; up to $75 per stay. No pets at the pitch-your-own-tent sites. Source: Costanoa, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/costanoa-pescadero/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cosumnes River Preserve (Galt, CA): No. Dogs (except service animals) are not allowed on trails or within Preserve boundaries. Source: Cosumnes River Preserve, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cosumnes-river-preserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cottonwood Cove Swim Beach: No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: National Park Service, Lake Mead National Recreation Area, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cottonwood-cove-swim-beach-lake-mohave/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cottonwood Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cottonwood-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cottonwood Lakes Walk in Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cottonwood-lakes-walk-in-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cottonwood Pass Walk in Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cottonwood-pass-walk-in-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cottonwood Springs Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cottonwood-springs-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cougar Creek Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cougar-creek-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cougar Crest Trail 1E22: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cougar-crest-trail-1e22/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Council Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/council-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- County View Road Connector Trail: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash on this connector to the Miwok Trail. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/county-view-road-connector-trail-ggnra/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cove Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cove-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cowell Beach (Santa Cruz, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed on Cowell Beach. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cowell-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Coy Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/coy-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Coyote Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/coyote-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Coyote Hills Regional Park (Fremont, CA): Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/coyote-hills-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Coyote Point Recreation Area (San Mateo, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: San Mateo County Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/coyote-point-recreation-area-san-mateo-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Coyote Valley Open Space Preserve: No. Dogs are not permitted anywhere on the preserve, except service animals. Source: Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/coyote-valley-open-space-preserve-scvosa/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Crab Flats Family Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/crab-flats-family-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Craft & Logic Taproom (Truckee, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Well-behaved leashed pets are allowed outside. The page says pets and does not name dogs. Source: Craft & Logic Taproom, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/craft-and-logic-taproom-truckee/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cragin Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cragin-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Crags Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/crags-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Craig Ranch Regional Park Dog Parks (North Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of North Las Vegas, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/craig-ranch-regional-park-dog-parks/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Crane Creek Regional Park (Rohnert Park, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/crane-creek-regional-park-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Crane Valley Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/crane-valley-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Crater Lake: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/crater-lake/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Creekside Lodge (Markleeville, CA): Yes. The lodge's terms allow pets for a daily pet charge; the amount is not published, so ask when booking. Source: Creekside Lodge, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/creekside-lodge-markleeville/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Creekside Park (Dana Point) (Dana Point, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Dana Point, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/creekside-park-dana-point/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Crest Park Picnic Area: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/crest-park-picnic-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Crestline Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/crestline-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Crestview Rest Area (US-395) (June Lake, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/crestview-rest-area-us-395/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Crissy Field (San Francisco, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be on leash or under voice control, except in picnic areas. In the Crissy Field Wildlife Protection Area, dogs must be leashed from July 1 to May 15. The Crissy Field tidal marsh and lagoon are closed to pets. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/crissy-field/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Crocker Amazon Dog Play Area (San Francisco, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/crocker-amazon-dog-play-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Crocker Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/crocker-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Crocker Park (Piedmont, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Piedmont, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/crocker-park-piedmont/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Crockett Hills Regional Park: Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/crockett-hills-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Crosby's Kitchen & Cocktails (Incline Village, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs on the patio, which is usually open from May until November; the page does not say whether a leash is required. Source: Crosby's Kitchen & Cocktails, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/crosbys-kitchen-cocktails-incline-village/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Crown Motel (Kings Beach, CA): Yes. Well-behaved dogs are welcome. The site does not state a fee, a size limit or how many dogs. Source: Crown Motel, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/crown-motel-kings-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Crystal Cove State Park (Laguna Beach, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed on paved areas only. Except for service animals, dogs not allowed on the beach or in the backcountry. Dogs are not allowed in Deer Canyon, Lower Moro, and Upper Moro Campgrounds. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/crystal-cove-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Crystal Lake Rec Area Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/crystal-lake-rec-area-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Crystal Peak Park (Verdi, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/crystal-peak-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Crystal Springs Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/crystal-springs-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Crystal Springs Rest Area (northbound Highway 280) (Burlingame, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/crystal-springs-rest-area-highway-280-northbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cubby's Dog Park (Pleasanton, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Pleasanton, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cubbys-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cucamonga Canyon 7W05: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cucamonga-canyon-7w05/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cuernavaca Park (Burlingame, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash only on the grass, daily from 6 to 7:30 a.m. Source: City of Burlingame, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cuernavaca-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cuesta Annex (Mountain View, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash only in the designated area, every day from 6 to 10 a.m. Source: City of Mountain View, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cuesta-annex/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cuesta Park (Mountain View, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash only in the designated area, every day from 6 a.m. to sunset. Source: City of Mountain View, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cuesta-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cull Canyon Regional Recreation Area (Castro Valley, CA): Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cull-canyon-regional-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Curly Jack Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/curly-jack-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Curly Redwood Lodge (Crescent City, CA): No. Pets are not allowed. Source: Curly Redwood Lodge, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/curly-redwood-lodge-crescent-city/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cuyamaca Rancho State Park (Julian, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in the campgrounds and on designated paved park roads. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cuyamaca-rancho-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cyan Park Dog Park (Reno, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Reno, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cyan-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cypress Inn (Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA): Yes, in every room: up to 3 pets per room; no weight limit; $40 per night. Source: Cypress Inn, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cypress-inn-carmel/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Cypress Inn on Miramar Beach (Half Moon Bay, CA): No. Pets are not allowed. Source: Cypress Inn on Miramar Beach, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/cypress-inn-on-miramar-beach-half-moon-bay/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- D. L. Bliss State Park (South Lake Tahoe, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in developed areas only, which include campsites, paved roads and paths, dirt fire roads, and paved parking areas. Dogs also allowed in developed picnic areas and day-use areas. Dogs not allowed on beaches or dirt trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/d-l-bliss-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Daley Ranch (Escondido, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: City of Escondido, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/daley-ranch/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dan Blocker Beach (Malibu, CA): No. Los Angeles County allows no animals on its beaches, including dogs. Source: Los Angeles County Department of Beaches and Harbors, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dan-blocker-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dana Point Harbor and Baby Beach (Dana Point, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited on the sand and are not permitted on non-motorized vessels. Dogs are permitted on the grass and must be restrained by a leash. Source: OC Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dana-point-harbor-baby-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dana Point Preserve Trail (Dana Point, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: City of Dana Point, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dana-point-preserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dardanelle Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dardanelle-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dark Canyon Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dark-canyon-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dark Day Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dark-day-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dashe Cellars, SF City View Patio (Alameda, CA): Yes, on the patio. Source: Dashe Cellars, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dashe-cellars-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Davis Creek Regional Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/davis-creek-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Davis Creek Regional Park Trails and Ophir Creek Trailhead: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/davis-creek-regional-park-trails-and-ophir-creek-trailhead-washoe/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Davis Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/davis-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Davis Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/davis-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Davy Brown Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/davy-brown-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dawn Ranch (Guerneville, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 2 pets per cabin; $150 per stay. Dogs stay only in select dog-friendly cabins, by request to hello@dawnranch.com. No dogs in indoor dining or the pool area; a dog found in another cabin costs at least $500. Source: Dawn Ranch, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dawn-ranch-guerneville/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dayton State Park (Dayton, NV): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Nevada Division of State Parks, Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dayton-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Deadlun Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/deadlun-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Deadman Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/deadman-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Deanes Valley Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/deanes-valley-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Death Valley National Park: Yes, with restrictions. Leashed pets are allowed in developed areas: paved and unpaved roads, parking lots, campgrounds and outside federal buildings. Pets are not allowed on trails, in designated wilderness or inside federal buildings, even when carried, including the Badwater Basin boardwalk, the Zabriskie Point paved trail and the Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes beyond the parking lot. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/death-valley-national-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Deer Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/deer-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Deer Flat Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/deer-flat-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Deer Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/deer-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Deer Haven Inn (Pacific Grove, CA): Yes, with restrictions: $25 per pet per night. Pets stay in designated pet rooms; call the inn to request one. Guests complete a Pet Policy Agreement before arrival. The page gives no weight limit, number of pets or leash rule. Source: Deer Haven Inn, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/deer-haven-inn-pacific-grove/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Deer Valley Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/deer-valley-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Deerlick Springs Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/deerlick-springs-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Deetjen's Big Sur Inn (Big Sur, CA): No. Pets are not allowed. Source: Deetjen's Big Sur Inn, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/deetjens-big-sur-inn-big-sur/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dekkas Rock Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dekkas-rock-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Del Campo Park (Carmichael, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Carmichael Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/del-campo-park-carmichael/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Del Mar Shores Beach (Solana Beach, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are allowed on leash only on the stretch from the Del Mar Shores stairs south to Del Mar. Source: City of Solana Beach, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/del-mar-shores-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Del Monte Beach (Monterey, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: City of Monterey, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/del-monte-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Del Norte Coast Redwoods State Park (Crescent City, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Except for service animals, dogs not allowed on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/del-norte-coast-redwoods-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Del Norte Dog Park (Eureka, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Eureka, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/del-norte-dog-park-eureka/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Del Rio Woods (Healdsburg, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/del-rio-woods-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Del Valle Regional Park (Livermore, CA): Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/del-valle-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Delano Manongs Park Dog Park (Milpitas, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Milpitas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/delano-manongs-park-dog-park-milpitas/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- DeLaveaga Park (Santa Cruz) (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/delaveaga-park-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- DeLaveaga Park Sand Pit Off-Leash Area (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/delaveaga-park-sand-pit-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Delta Meadows Park Property (Walnut Grove, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/delta-meadows-park-property/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Denny Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/denny-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Depot Park (Santa Cruz) (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/depot-park-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Desert Bloom Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/desert-bloom-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Desert Breeze Park Dog Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/desert-breeze-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Desert Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/desert-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Desert Diamonds (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/desert-diamonds/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Desert Inn Park Dog Run (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/desert-inn-park-dog-run/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Desert Oasis Rest Area (eastbound I-40) (Newberry Springs, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/desert-oasis-rest-area-i-40-eastbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Desert Oasis Rest Area (westbound I-40) (Newberry Springs, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/desert-oasis-rest-area-i-40-westbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Desert Pulse Park Dog Park (Henderson, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Henderson, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/desert-pulse-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Desert Winds Park (Sparks, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/desert-winds-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Desolation Hotel Hope Valley (Hope Valley, CA): Yes, property-wide, including the cabins, yurts, the Airstream, campsites and RV sites: on leash; up to 2 pets per site; up to $55 per pet per night. Source: Desolation Hotel Hope Valley, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/desolation-hotel-hope-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- DeTurk Round Barn Park Dog Park (Santa Rosa, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Santa Rosa, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/deturk-round-barn-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Devil's Slide Trail (Pacifica, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: San Mateo County Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/devils-slide-trail-pacifica/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Devils Postpile National Monument: Yes, on leash. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/devils-postpile-national-monument/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Diablo Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/diablo-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Diablo Foothills Regional Park (Walnut Creek, CA): Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/diablo-foothills-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Diana Pools/Diana Falls: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/diana-pools-diana-falls/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dickies 1E25: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dickies-1e25/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dillon Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dillon-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dimond O Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dimond-o-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dimond Park (Oakland, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: City of Oakland, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dimond-park-oakland/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dinkey Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dinkey-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dinkey Creek Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dinkey-creek-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Discovery Dog Park (San Jose, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San José, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/discovery-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Discovery Park (Sacramento County) (Sacramento, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sacramento County Regional Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/discovery-park-sacramento/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Discretion Brewing (Soquel, CA): Yes, the beer garden. Source: Discretion Brewing, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/discretion-brewing-soquel/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Division Creek Rest Area (US-395) (Independence, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/division-creek-rest-area-us-395/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dixie Glade Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dixie-glade-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dobbs Cabin Spur 1E07: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dobbs-cabin-spur-1e07/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Doc Johnson Rose Garden (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/doc-johnson-rose-garden/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Doc Romeo Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/doc-romeo-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dockweiler State Beach (Playa del Rey, CA): No. Los Angeles County allows no animals on its beaches, including dogs. Source: Los Angeles County Department of Beaches and Harbors, California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dockweiler-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dog Beach (Ocean Beach, San Diego) (San Diego, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: City of San Diego, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ocean-beach-dog-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dog Fancier's Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dog-fanciers-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dog Park at 2330 Calle De Luna (Santa Clara, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Santa Clara, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/calle-de-luna-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dog Town Dog Park (Beachfront Park) (Crescent City, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Crescent City, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dog-town-dog-park-crescent-city/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dogwood Family Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dogwood-family-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Doheny State Beach (Dana Point, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Except for service animals, dogs not allowed on beaches. Dogs must be leashed and attended to by an adult at all times. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/doheny-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dominguez Park Dog Park (Redondo Beach, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Redondo Beach, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dominguez-park-dog-park-redondo-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge (Fremont, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are allowed only on the Tidelands Trail, Harrier Spur Trail, Quarry Trail and Marshlands Road near the Visitor Center in Fremont. They are prohibited on all other trails and lands in the refuge. Source: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/don-edwards-san-francisco-bay-national-wildlife-refuge-fremont/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Donner Lake Village (Truckee, CA): No. Pets are not allowed. Source: Donner Lake Village, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/donner-lake-village-truckee/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Donner Memorial State Park (Truckee, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are allowed on the Lakeside Interpretive Trail, Zig Zag Trail, fire roads, and along the shore of Donner Lake except for China Cove Beach. Dogs must always remain on a six-foot (maximum) leash. Dogs are not allowed in the visitor center, on the half-mile Nature Trail, or China Cove Beach. Dogs are not allowed on designated ski trails when snow is present. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/donner-memorial-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Donner Summit Rest Area (eastbound I-80) (Soda Springs, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/donner-summit-rest-area-i-80-eastbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Donner Summit Rest Area (westbound I-80) (Soda Springs, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/donner-summit-rest-area-i-80-westbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dorabelle Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dorabelle-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Doran Regional Park (Bodega Bay, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/doran-regional-park-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dorostkar Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dorostkar-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dos Escuelas Park Dog Park (Henderson, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Henderson, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dos-escuelas-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dos Rios: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are welcome in the base camp in the Pond Loop and Confluence Trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dos-rios/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Double Eagle Resort and Spa (June Lake, CA): Yes, with restrictions: up to 2 pets per cabin; $50 per stay. Pets stay only in the designated pet cabins and pet resort rooms; declare them when you book. Source: Double Eagle Resort and Spa, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/double-eagle-resort-june-lake/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dougherty Hills Dog Park (Dublin, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Dublin, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dougherty-hills-dog-park-dublin/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Douglas A. Selby Park Dog Runs (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/douglas-a-selby-park-dog-runs/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Douglas County Fairgrounds: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash of 10 feet or less, held by an able-bodied person. Source: Douglas County Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/douglas-county-fairgrounds/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Douglas Family Preserve (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash in certain areas of the preserve, under sight and voice control. Owners must carry a leash at all times and leash their dogs when necessary. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/douglas-family-preserve-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Downtown City Park (Paso Robles) (Paso Robles, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Paso Robles, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/downtown-city-park-paso-robles/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Downtown Plaza (Mill Valley, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Mill Valley, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/downtown-plaza-mill-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Doyle Community Park Dog Park (Santa Rosa, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Santa Rosa, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/doyle-community-park-dog-park-santa-rosa/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Doyle Community Park Dog Park (San Diego, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San Diego, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/doyle-community-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dr. Aurelia Reinhardt Redwood Regional Park (Oakland, CA): Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dr-aurelia-reinhardt-redwood-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dr. Myrna "Mickey" Donahoe Dog Park (Long Beach, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Long Beach, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/donahoe-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dr. William U. Pearson Park (North Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dr-william-u-pearson-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dracena Quarry Park (Piedmont, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash only with a City of Piedmont off-leash permit, from the Police Department. Without a permit, dogs must be leashed. Source: City of Piedmont, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dracena-quarry-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dream Inn Santa Cruz (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, with restrictions: up to 2 pets per room; up to 40 lb each; $100 per stay. Dogs only. No pets on the Pool Deck, in Jack O'Neill Restaurant & Lounge, in the event space or on Cowell Beach. Source: Dream Inn Santa Cruz, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dream-inn-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dripping Springs Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dripping-springs-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dru Barner Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dru-barner-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dry Creek Pioneer Regional Park (Union City, CA): Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dry-creek-pioneer-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dry Gulch Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dry-gulch-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Duboce Park Dog Play Area (San Francisco, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/duboce-park-dog-play-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Duck Creek Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/duck-creek-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dundee Jones Park Dog Park (Henderson, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Henderson, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dundee-jones-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dunnigan Rest Area (northbound I-5) (Dunnigan, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dunnigan-rest-area-i-5-northbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dunnigan Rest Area (southbound I-5) (Dunnigan, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dunnigan-rest-area-i-5-southbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Durango Hills Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/durango-hills-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dusty Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dusty-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dusty Rhodes Dog Park (San Diego, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San Diego, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dusty-rhodes-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Dutchman Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/dutchman-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- E-Ne-Nuck Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/e-ne-nuck-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Eagle Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/eagle-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Eagle Canyon Park (Spanish Springs, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/eagle-canyon-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Eagle Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/eagle-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Eagle Falls Picnic Area and Trailhead: Yes. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/eagle-falls-picnic-area-and-trailhead/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Eagle Meadow Horse Camp: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/eagle-meadow-horse-camp/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Eagle Park (Mountain View, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash only in the designated area, Monday to Friday from 6 to 10 a.m. Source: City of Mountain View, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/eagle-park-mountain-view/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Eagle Rock Dog Park (Los Angeles, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/eagle-rock-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Earthquake Fault: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/earthquake-fault/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- East Beach, West Beach and Leadbetter Beach (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed on the beach from the eastern city limits west to Leadbetter Beach, which includes East Beach and West Beach. Source: City of Santa Barbara, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/santa-barbara-east-west-leadbetter-beaches/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- East Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/east-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- East Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/east-creek-campground-modoc/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- East Fork Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/east-fork-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- East Fork Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/east-fork-campground-siskiyou/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- East Fork Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/east-fork-campground-mono/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- East Keystone Canyon Trailhead: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/east-keystone-canyon-trailhead-washoe/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- East Las Vegas Family Park Dog Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/east-las-vegas-family-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- East Meadow Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/east-meadow-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- East Weaver Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/east-weaver-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Eastern Kern County Onyx Ranch State Vehicular Recreation Area (Mojave, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/eastern-kern-county-onyx-ranch-state-vehicular-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Eastshore Park (Oakland, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: City of Oakland, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/eastshore-park-oakland/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Eastside Neighborhood Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/eastside-neighborhood-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Echo Canyon State Park: Yes, with restrictions. A leash no longer than 6 feet is required within 200 feet of any campsite. Farther out, a dog under its owner's immediate control may be off leash. Source: Nevada Division of State Parks, Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/echo-canyon-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Echo Lakes: Yes, on leash. Source: USDA Forest Service, Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit, checked 2026-10-27. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/echo-lakes/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Echo Trail Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/echo-trail-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Echo Trailhead (Spring Mountains): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash at the trailhead. Source: U.S. Forest Service, Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/echo-trailhead-spring-mountains/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ed Fountain Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ed-fountain-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ed R. Levin County Park Dog Park (Milpitas, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Santa Clara County Parks, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ed-levin-county-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ed Z'berg Sugar Pine Point State Park (Tahoma, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in developed areas only, which include campsites, paved roads and paths, dirt fire roads, and paved parking areas. Dogs allowed in developed picnic areas and day-use areas. Dogs not allowed on beaches or dirt trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ed-z-berg-sugar-pine-point-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Eddie Souza Park Dog Park (Santa Clara, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Santa Clara, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/eddie-souza-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Eden Greenway Dog Park (Hayward, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: Hayward Area Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/eden-greenway-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Edgewater Park (Foster City, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash only in the park's designated area, Monday to Saturday from 5 to 8 a.m. and Sunday from 5 to 9 a.m., and never on the synthetic turf. Leashed at other times. Source: City of Foster City, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/edgewater-park-foster-city/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Edgewood Tahoe Resort (Stateline, NV): No. Service animals as the ADA defines them are accommodated. Source: Edgewood Tahoe Resort, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/edgewood-tahoe-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Eel River Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/eel-river-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- El Capitan Canyon (Santa Barbara, CA): No. Pets are not allowed. Source: El Capitan Canyon, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/el-capitan-canyon-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- El Capitán State Beach (Goleta, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in campground and day-use area. Dogs not allowed on beach. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/el-capitan-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- El Cariso Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/el-cariso-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- El Chorro Dog Park (San Luis Obispo, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: San Luis Obispo County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/el-chorro-dog-park-san-luis-obispo/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- El Corte de Madera Creek Preserve: No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/el-corte-de-madera-creek-preserve-midpen/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- El Dorado County Dog Park (Historical Railroad Park) (El Dorado, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: El Dorado County, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/el-dorado-county-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- El Dorado Hills Community Park Dog Park (El Dorado Hills, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: El Dorado Hills Community Services District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/edh-community-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- El Dorado Hotel (Sonoma, CA): Yes: $75 pet fee. Source: El Dorado Hotel, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/el-dorado-hotel-sonoma/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- El Dorado Nature Center (Long Beach, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: City of Long Beach, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/el-dorado-nature-center/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- El Dorado Park Dog Park (Long Beach, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Long Beach, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/el-dorado-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- El Dorado Trail: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: El Dorado County, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/el-dorado-trail/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- El Prado Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/el-prado-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- El Presidio de Santa Barbara State Historic Park (Santa Barbara, CA): No. Dogs not allowed in the historic buildings or visitor center. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/el-presidio-de-santa-barbara-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- El Rancho Inn, SureStay Collection by Best Western (Millbrae, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/el-rancho-inn-surestay-collection-by-best-western-millbrae/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- El Sereno Preserve: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs only on the designated trails, controlled on a leash of 6 feet or less. Source: Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/el-sereno-preserve-midpen/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Elam Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/elam-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Eldorado Dry Lake Bed (Boulder City, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be kept on a leash. Source: City of Boulder City, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/eldorado-dry-lake-bed/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Elgin Schoolhouse State Historic Park: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are not allowed inside the schoolhouse. Source: Nevada Division of State Parks, Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/elgin-schoolhouse-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Elk Grove Park Dog Park (Elk Grove, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: Cosumnes Community Services District, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/elk-grove-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Elkhorn Rest Area (southbound I-5) (Sacramento, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/elkhorn-rest-area-i-5-southbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Elko Dog Park (Elko, NV): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Elko, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/elko-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Elko RV Park (Elko, NV): Yes: on leash. Source: Elko RV Park, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/elko-rv-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ellen's Park (South Hills Park) (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ellens-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ellery Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ellery-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ellery Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ellery-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Emerald Bay State Park (South Lake Tahoe, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed anywhere on land, including the beaches, dirt trails, the service roads down from Highway 89, Boat Camp, Vikingsholm and its grounds, the Rubicon Trail and Fannette Island. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, California State Parks, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/emerald-bay-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Emerson Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/emerson-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Emeryville Crescent State Marine Reserve (Emeryville, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/emeryville-crescent-state-marine-reserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Emigrant Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/emigrant-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Emigrant Lake Trail: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/emigrant-lake-trail-carson-pass/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Emma Wood State Beach (Ventura, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in campground and day-use area. Dogs not allowed on beach. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/emma-wood-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Empire Camp Rest Area (northbound US-101) (Laytonville, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/empire-camp-rest-area-us-101-northbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Empire Mine State Historic Park (Grass Valley, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed on roads and trails, within the Empire Mine State Historic Park Visitor Center, as well as the grounds within the historic zone of the park. Except for service animals, dogs not allowed inside historic buildings or in mine shafts. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/empire-mine-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Enoch Christoffersen Rest Area (northbound Highway 99) (Turlock, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/enoch-christoffersen-rest-area-highway-99-northbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Enoch Christoffersen Rest Area (southbound Highway 99) (Turlock, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/enoch-christoffersen-rest-area-highway-99-southbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Equestrian Circle (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/equestrian-circle-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Equestrian Park South Dog Park (Henderson, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Henderson, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/equestrian-park-south-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ernest & Betty Becker Family Technology and Recreation Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ernest-and-betty-becker-family-technology-and-recreation-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ernest Bloch Memorial Park (Mill Valley, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Mill Valley, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ernest-bloch-memorial-park-mill-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ernie Smith Community Park (Sonoma, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ernie-smith-community-park-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Escondido Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/escondido-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Escondido Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/escondido-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Eshom Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/eshom-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Esplanade Beach (Pacifica, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: City of Pacifica, checked 2026-10-27. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/esplanade-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Esplanade Park (Capitola) (Capitola, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are not permitted on the lawn areas. Source: City of Capitola, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/esplanade-park-capitola/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Esselmont Park Dog Park (Henderson, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Henderson, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/esselmont-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Essex Circle Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/essex-circle-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Estella Park Off-Leash Area (Thousand Oaks, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Conejo Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/estella-park-off-leash-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Estelle Neal Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/estelle-neal-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Estero Bluffs State Park (Cayucos, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Partially. Dogs allowed only south of San Geronimo Road. Dogs are allowed only on leash in permitted areas. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/estero-bluffs-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Estuary Park (Alameda, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Alameda, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/estuary-park-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Estuary Park (Oakland, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: City of Oakland, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/estuary-park-oakland/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ethel Pearson Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ethel-pearson-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Eucalyptus Park Dog Park (Chula Vista, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Chula Vista, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/eucalyptus-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Eureka Dog Park (Eureka, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Eureka, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/eureka-dog-park-eureka/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Eureka Rest Area (US-50): Yes, on leash. Source: Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/eureka-rest-area-us-50/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Eureka Valley Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/eureka-valley-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Eureka Valley Dog Play Area (San Francisco, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/eureka-valley-dog-play-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Evans Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/evans-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Evergreen Lodge at Yosemite (Groveland, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 2 pets per cabin; up to 90 lb each, heavier with approval; $85 per night. Dogs stay only in Deluxe Cabins and Two Bedroom Family Cabins, booked on the Doggie Daily rate. Source: Evergreen Lodge at Yosemite, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/evergreen-lodge-yosemite/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Exploration Peak Park (Mountains Edge) (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/exploration-peak-park-mountains-edge/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America - Anaheim Hills (Anaheim, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-anaheim-hills/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America - Bakersfield - California Avenue: Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-bakersfield-california-avenue/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America - Bakersfield - Chester Lane: Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-bakersfield-chester-lane/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America - Bakersfield - Fresno: Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-bakersfield-fresno/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America - Dublin - Hacienda Dr. (Dublin, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-dublin-hacienda-dr/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America - Fairfield - Napa Valley (Fairfield, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-fairfield-napa-valley/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America - Los Angeles - LAX Airport - El Segundo (El Segundo, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-los-angeles-lax-airport-el-segundo/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America - Los Angeles - San Dimas: Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-los-angeles-san-dimas/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America - Oakland - Alameda: Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-oakland-alameda/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America - Oakland - Alameda Airport (Alameda, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-oakland-alameda-airport/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America - Orange County - Huntington Beach (Huntington Beach, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-orange-county-huntington-beach/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America - Orange County - John Wayne Airport (Newport Beach, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-orange-county-john-wayne-airport-newport-beach/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America - Orange County - Lake Forest (Lake Forest, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-orange-county-lake-forest/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America - Palm Springs - Airport: Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-palm-springs-airport/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America - Richmond - Hilltop Mall: Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-richmond-hilltop-mall/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America - Sacramento - Arden Way: Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-sacramento-arden-way/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America - Sacramento - Northgate: Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-sacramento-northgate/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America - Sacramento - Roseville (Roseville, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-sacramento-roseville/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America - Sacramento - South Natomas: Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-sacramento-south-natomas/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America - Sacramento-West Sacramento (West Sacramento, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-sacramento-west-sacramento/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America - San Diego - Fashion Valley (San Diego, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-san-diego-fashion-valley/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America - San Diego - Hotel Circle: Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-san-diego-hotel-circle/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America - San Francisco - Belmont (Belmont, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-san-francisco-belmont/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America - San Jose - Airport (San Jose, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-san-jose-airport/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America - San Jose - Downtown (San Jose, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-san-jose-downtown/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America - Santa Rosa - North: Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-santa-rosa-north/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America - Santa Rosa - South (Santa Rosa, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-santa-rosa-south/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America - Stockton - March Lane (Stockton, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-stockton-march-lane/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America Hotel Los Angeles: Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-hotel-los-angeles/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America Orange County - Anaheim Convention Center (Anaheim, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-orange-county-anaheim-convention-center/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America Sacramento-Vacaville (Vacaville, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-sacramento-vacaville/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America San Jose – Milpitas – McCarthy Ranch (Milpitas, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-san-jose-milpitas-mccarthy-ranch/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America San Jose Mountain View (Mountain View, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-san-jose-mountain-view/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America San Jose Sunnyvale (Sunnyvale, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-san-jose-sunnyvale/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America Stockton-Tracy (Tracy, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-stockton-tracy/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America, 2100 Camino Ramon: Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-2100-camino-ramon/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America, 2200 Empire Avenue: Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-2200-empire-avenue/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America, 46312 Mission Boulevard: Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-46312-mission-boulevard/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America, 6531 Sepulveda Boulevard: Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-6531-sepulveda-boulevard/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America, Alviso (Alviso, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-alviso/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America, Brea (Brea, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-brea/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America, Carlsbad (Carlsbad, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-carlsbad/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America, Carson (Carson, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-carson/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America, Elk Grove (Elk Grove, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-elk-grove/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America, Fremont (Fremont, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-fremont/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America, Glendale (Glendale, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-glendale/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America, Livermore (Livermore, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-livermore/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America, Long Beach (Long Beach, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-long-beach/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America, Monrovia (Monrovia, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-monrovia/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America, Morgan Hill (Morgan Hill, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-morgan-hill/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America, Orange (Orange, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-orange/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America, Paradise (Paradise, NV): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-paradise/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America, Pleasant Hill (Pleasant Hill, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-pleasant-hill/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America, Pleasanton (Pleasanton, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-pleasanton/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America, Redlands (Redlands, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-redlands/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America, Reno (Reno, NV): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-reno/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America, San Diego (San Diego, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-san-diego/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America, San Jose (San Jose, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-san-jose/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America, San Mateo (San Mateo, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-san-mateo/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America, San Rafael (San Rafael, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-san-rafael/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America, San Ramon (San Ramon, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-san-ramon/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America, Santa Barbara (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-santa-barbara/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Extended Stay America, Union City (Union City, CA): Yes, under the Extended Stay America brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; no longer than 36 inches and no taller than 36 inches; up to $25 per pet per night. Source: Extended Stay America, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/extended-stay-america-union-city/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fairview Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fairview-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Faklis Park Dog Park (Stockton, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Stockton, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/faklis-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fall Brewing Company (San Diego, CA): Yes. Source: Fall Brewing Company, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fall-brewing-company-san-diego/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fallen Leaf Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fallen-leaf-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Falls Picnic Area: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/falls-picnic-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Farragut Park (Foster City, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash only in the park's designated area, Monday to Saturday from 5 to 8 a.m. and Sunday from 5 to 9 a.m., and never on the synthetic turf. Leashed at other times. Source: City of Foster City, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/farragut-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fashoda Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fashoda-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Faucherie Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/faucherie-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Faulkner County Park (Boonville, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: County of Mendocino, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/faulkner-county-park-boonville/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fawn Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fawn-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Feather River Park Resort (Blairsden, CA): Yes: $20 per night. Source: Feather River Park Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/feather-river-park-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fence Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fence-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fence Meadow Camping Area: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fence-meadow-camping-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fern Basin Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fern-basin-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fern Trail 1E31: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fern-trail-1e31/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fernwood Resort (Big Sur, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash. No pets in the motel, cabins or adventure tents. Source: Fernwood Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fernwood-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fiddle Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fiddle-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fiesta Island (Mission Bay Park) (San Diego, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Leash-optional everywhere outside the fenced areas, daily from 4:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Two California least tern nesting sites are closed to people and dogs year-round, two buffer zones close April 15 through September 15, and dogs are not permitted at the Youth Aquatic Center/Camp. Source: City of San Diego, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fiesta-island/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Figarden Dog Park (Fresno, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Fresno, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/figarden-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Figueroa Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/figueroa-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Finali Park Dog Park (Santa Rosa, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Santa Rosa, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/finali-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fir Cove Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fir-cove-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fir Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fir-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Firefall Ranch at Yosemite (Groveland, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 2 pets per cabin; up to 90 lb each, heavier with approval; $85 per night. Dogs stay only in pet-friendly cottages and villas booked on the Doggie Daily rate. Source: Firefall Ranch at Yosemite, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/firefall-ranch-yosemite/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Firefighters Memorial Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/firefighters-memorial-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Firestone Walker Brewing Company Taproom, Buellton (Buellton, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are welcome on the Taproom patios. The company's answer covers its taprooms together and does not mention indoors or a leash. Source: Firestone Walker Brewing Company, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/firestone-walker-taproom-buellton/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fiscalini Ranch Preserve (Cambria, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Cambria Community Services District, checked 2026-10-27. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fiscalini-ranch-preserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fish Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fish-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fish Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fish-creek-campground-tulare/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fish Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fish-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fisherman's Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fisherman-s-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fitzgerald Tot Lot Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fitzgerald-tot-lot-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Five Barks (Santa Clarita, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Santa Clarita, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/five-barks-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Five Canyons Open Space (Castro Valley, CA): Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/five-canyons-open-space/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Flamingo Resort (Santa Rosa, CA): Yes, with restrictions: up to 2 pets per room; $50 per pet per night. Dogs only, two per room; guests sign a dog policy agreement at check-in. Dogs are not permitted in the pool area unless certified service animals. Source: Flamingo Resort, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/flamingo-resort-santa-rosa/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fletcher Canyon Trailhead (Spring Mountains): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash at the trailhead. Source: U.S. Forest Service, Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fletcher-canyon-trailhead-spring-mountains/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fletcher Cove Beach (Solana Beach, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: City of Solana Beach, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fletcher-cove-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fletcher View Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fletcher-view-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Flood Park (Menlo Park, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: San Mateo County Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/flood-park-menlo-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Florence Keller Regional Park (Crescent City, CA): Yes: on leash. Source: County of Del Norte, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/florence-keller-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Floyd Lamb Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/floyd-lamb-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Flying Flags RV Resort & Campground (Buellton, CA): Yes, in RV sites and the pet-friendly cabins, cottages, safari tents, Airstreams and vintage trailers: on leash; up to 2 pets per site; up to $50 per stay. Source: Flying Flags RV Resort & Campground, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/flying-flags-rv-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fobes Trail 4E04: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fobes-trail-4e04/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Folsom Lake State Recreation Area (Folsom, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed on trails and in water. Dogs not allowed in swim area at Black Miners Bar, at swim area in Granite Bay, in swim area at Beals Point, in swim area at Nimbus Flat and on the turf area at Nimbus Flat. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/folsom-lake-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Folsom Powerhouse State Historic Park (Folsom, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs not allowed in buildings. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/folsom-powerhouse-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Foothill Regional Park (Windsor, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/foothill-regional-park-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Foothills Nature Preserve (Palo Alto) (Palo Alto, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are allowed on weekdays only, never on weekends or city holidays. They may not be left in a car or tied up outside the preserve. Source: City of Palo Alto, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/foothills-nature-preserve-palo-alto/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Foothills Preserve: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs only on the designated trails, controlled on a leash of 6 feet or less. Source: Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/foothills-preserve-midpen/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Forbes Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/forbes-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Forest Glen Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/forest-glen-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Forest Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/forest-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Forest Suites Resort (South Lake Tahoe, CA): Yes, with restrictions: up to 2 pets per room; $50 per night. Dogs are not allowed in the Specialty Suites or the Poolside Suites, due to health regulations. Source: Forest Suites Resort, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/forest-suites-resort-south-lake-tahoe/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Forestville River Access (Forestville, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/forestville-river-access-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Forks Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/forks-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Forks Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/forks-campground-madera/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Forsee Basin Johns Meadow Trail 1E16: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/forsee-basin-johns-meadow-trail-1e16/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fort Baker: Yes, with restrictions. On leash only. The Chapel Steps (Chapel Trail), the Fort Baker pier and Battery Yates are closed to pets. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fort-baker-ggnra/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fort Churchill State Historic Park (Silver Springs, NV): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Nevada Division of State Parks, Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fort-churchill-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fort Cronkhite Picnic and Parking Lot: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash in the picnic area and parking lot. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fort-cronkhite-picnic-and-parking-lot-ggnra/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fort Funston (San Francisco, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be on leash or under voice control except in the 12-acre Habitat Protection Area in northwest Fort Funston, on the Coastal Trail from the Horse Trail intersection to the Great Highway (closed for erosion), and in signed administrative areas. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fort-funston/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fort Goff Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fort-goff-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fort Humboldt State Historic Park (Eureka, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Except for service animals, dogs not allowed in buildings. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fort-humboldt-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fort Miley (San Francisco, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Leashed or under voice control in both the east and west parts of Fort Miley. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fort-miley-ggnra/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fort Ord Dunes State Park (Marina, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed on recreation trail that runs north/south through Fort Ord. Dogs not allowed on spur trails from there to beach or on the beach. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fort-ord-dunes-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fort Point Beer Company (San Francisco taprooms) (San Francisco, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are welcome outside; pets are not permitted inside, per the brewery's FAQ citing the San Francisco health code. Source: Fort Point Beer Company, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fort-point-beer-valencia-san-francisco/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fort Ross State Historic Park (Jenner, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fort-ross-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fort Tejon State Historic Park (Lebec, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fort-tejon-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Foskett Regional Park Dog Run (Lincoln, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Lincoln, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/foskett-regional-park-dog-run-lincoln/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Foster City Dog Park (Foster City, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Foster City, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/foster-city-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fountainhead Brewing Co. (Sacramento, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Well-behaved dogs on a leash, on the outdoor patio only. Source: Fountainhead Brewing Co., checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fountainhead-brewing-co-sacramento/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Four Jeffrey Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/four-jeffrey-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fouts Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fouts-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fowlers Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fowlers-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Foxen Vineyard (Santa Maria, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Well-behaved dogs, leashed and at your table. Source: Foxen Vineyard, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/foxen-vineyard-santa-maria/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Franceschi Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/franceschi-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Francis B.Mathews Rest Area (Highway 299) (Lewiston, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/francis-b-mathews-rest-area-highway-299/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Francisco Park Dog Play Area (San Francisco, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/francisco-park-dog-play-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Frandy Park Campground (Kernville, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 3 pets per site; no pet fee. No Pit Bulls, Pit Bull mixes or Staffordshire Terriers. Source: Frandy Park Campground, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/frandy-park-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Franich Park (off-leash dog area) (Watsonville, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Watsonville, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/franich-park-watsonville/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Frank G. Bonelli Regional Park (San Dimas, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Animals, including dogs, are not allowed in the water or on the sand beaches. Source: Los Angeles County Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/frank-g-bonelli-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Franklin Park (Alameda, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Alameda, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/franklin-park-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Franks Tract State Recreation Area (Bethel Island, CA): No. Very few land forms exposed due to flooding. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/franks-tract-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fraser Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fraser-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Frederick Street Park Dog Park (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/frederick-street-park-dog-park-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Freedom Dog Park (Camarillo, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Pleasant Valley Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/freedom-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Freeman Park (Mill Valley, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Mill Valley, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/freeman-park-mill-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fremont Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fremont-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fremont Older Preserve: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs only on the designated trails, controlled on a leash of 6 feet or less. Source: Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fremont-older-preserve-midpen/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fremont Peak State Park (San Juan Bautista, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs not allowed on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fremont-peak-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- French Camp Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/french-camp-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- French Gulch Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/french-gulch-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- French Meadows Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/french-meadows-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Frenchman Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/frenchman-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Frenchman Dump Station: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/frenchman-dump-station/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fresno Dome Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fresno-dome-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Friends Field (Mill Valley, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: City of Mill Valley, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/friends-field-mill-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Friis Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/friis-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fry Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fry-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fuji Park Dog Park (Carson City, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fuji-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fuller Grove Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fuller-grove-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fuller Grove Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fuller-grove-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fuller Mill Creek Picnic Area: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fuller-mill-creek-picnic-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Fulstone Wetlands (Carson City, NV): Yes, on leash. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/fulstone-wetlands/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gaggs Camp Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gaggs-camp-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Galena Creek Regional Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/galena-creek-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Galena Creek Trailhead at Callahan Park: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/galena-creek-trailhead-at-callahan-park-washoe/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Galena Creek Visitor Center: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash within 1 mile of all trailheads and in all day-use areas. Source: U.S. Forest Service, Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/galena-creek-visitor-center-humboldt-toiyabe/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gallatin Beach: No. No dogs in the beach area. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gallatin-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Galvin Community Park Dog Park (Santa Rosa, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Santa Rosa, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/galvin-community-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gansner Bar Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gansner-bar-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gardens Park (Summerlin) (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gardens-park-summerlin/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gardner Park (Gardnerville, NV): No. The K-9 Korral is the only Town of Gardnerville park that allows dogs. Source: Town of Gardnerville, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gardner-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Garehime Heights Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/garehime-heights-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Garfield Park (Santa Cruz) (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/garfield-park-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Garin Regional Park (Hayward, CA): Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/garin-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Garrapata State Park (Carmel, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed on the beach at Gate 19 (south end of the park) and trails leading to it. Dogs not allowed in all other areas. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/garrapata-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gary Dexter Park Dog Runs (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gary-dexter-park-dog-runs/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gary Farrell Winery (Healdsburg, CA): No. Pets are not permitted at the winery, except trained service animals. Source: Gary Farrell Winery, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gary-farrell-winery-healdsburg/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gary Reese Freedom Park Dog Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gary-reese-freedom-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gates Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gates-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gateway Crossing Park Dog Park (Santa Clara, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Santa Clara, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gateway-crossing-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gator Swamp Park (Sparks, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gator-swamp-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gaviota Rest Area (northbound US-101) (Goleta, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gaviota-rest-area-us-101-northbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gaviota Rest Area (southbound US-101) (Goleta, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gaviota-rest-area-us-101-southbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gavoita State Park (Goleta, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in campground and day-use area. Dogs not allowed on beach. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gavoita-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gayle Carter Dog Park (Long Beach, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Long Beach, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gayle-carter-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- General Sherman Tree Trail: No. Pets are prohibited on all trails in the parks, including this paved trail. Pet backpacks and strollers are not permitted on trails either. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/general-sherman-tree-trail/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- George J. Hatfield State Recreation Area (Hilmar-Irwin, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in campground. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/george-j-hatfield-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- George Washington Park (Pacific Grove) (Pacific Grove, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: City of Pacific Grove, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/george-washington-park-pacific-grove/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gerlach Water Tower Park (Gerlach, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gerlach-water-tower-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gerle Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gerle-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ghost Town Brewing West Oakland (Oakland, CA): Yes. Source: Ghost Town Brewing, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ghost-town-brewing-west-oakland/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Giant Gap Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/giant-gap-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Giant Redwoods RV & Cabin Destination (Myers Flat, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on a leash no longer than 6 feet; up to 3 pets per site; dog park on site. No Rottweilers, Pit Bulls or similar breeds, and no aggressive or excessively barking dogs. Source: Giant Redwoods RV & Cabin Destination, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/giant-redwoods-rv-cabin-destination/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gibson Ranch Regional Park (Elverta, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sacramento County Regional Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gibson-ranch-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gigantea Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gigantea-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gilcrease Brothers Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gilcrease-brothers-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gilman Brewing Co. Berkeley (Berkeley, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Leashed dogs on the front patio, close to your table. Source: Gilman Brewing Co., checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gilman-brewing-berkeley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Glancy Oaks Park (Carmichael, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Carmichael Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/glancy-oaks-park-carmichael/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Glass Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/glass-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Glass Creek Meadow Trailhead: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/glass-creek-meadow-trailhead/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Glen Alla Dog Park (Los Angeles, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/glen-alla-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Glen Daniel/King Estates Park (Oakland, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: City of Oakland, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/glen-daniel-king-estates-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Glenbrook Park Dog Park (Sacramento, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Sacramento, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/glenbrook-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Glenn Camp Campground (Hike or bike in 7 miles): Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/glenn-camp-campground-hike-or-bike-in-7-miles/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Glenwood West Trail (Scotts Valley, CA): Yes. Source: City of Scotts Valley, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/glenwood-west-trail-scotts-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gloria Ferrer Caves & Vineyards (Sonoma, CA): No. Service animals only. Source: Gloria Ferrer Caves & Vineyards, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gloria-ferrer-caves-and-vineyards-sonoma/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Godfrey Park (Alameda, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Alameda, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/godfrey-park-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Goett Family Park (So. Highlands) (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/goett-family-park-so-highlands/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Going Green 1E40: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/going-green-1e40/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gold Lake 4x4 Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gold-lake-4x4-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gold Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gold-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gold Run Rest Area (eastbound I-80) (Dutch Flat, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gold-run-rest-area-i-80-eastbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gold Run Rest Area (westbound I-80) (Dutch Flat, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gold-run-rest-area-i-80-westbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Golden Eagle Open Space (Carson City, NV): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/golden-eagle-open-space/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Golden Gate Park Dog Play Area 1 (San Francisco, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/golden-gate-park-dog-play-area-1/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Golden Gate Park Dog Play Area 2 (San Francisco, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/golden-gate-park-dog-play-area-2/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Golden Gate Park Dog Play Area 3 (San Francisco, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/golden-gate-park-dog-play-area-3/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Golden Gate Park Dog Training Area (San Francisco, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/golden-gate-park-dog-training-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Golden Trout: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/golden-trout/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Golden Valley Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/golden-valley-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Goldfield Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/goldfield-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Goldledge Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/goldledge-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gompers Park Dog Park (San Diego, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash during the leash-free hours posted at the park. Source: City of San Diego, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gompers-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Goodsprings Park (Goodsprings, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/goodsprings-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Goose Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/goose-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Goose Meadow Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/goose-meadow-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gould Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gould-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Goumaz: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/goumaz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Government Canyon Trail 2W12: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/government-canyon-trail-2w12/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Governor's Field (Carson City, NV): No. Dogs are not allowed here; service animals are exempt. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/governors-field/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Governor's Mansion State Historic Park (Sacramento, CA): No. Park closed indefinitely; no public access. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/governor-s-mansion-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Grande Colonial (La Jolla, CA): No. Pets are not allowed. Source: Grande Colonial, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/grande-colonial-la-jolla/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Grandview Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/grandview-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Granite Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/granite-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Granite Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/granite-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Granite Regional Park Dog Park (Sacramento, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Sacramento, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/granite-regional-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Granlibakken Tahoe (Tahoe City, CA): No. Pets are not allowed. Source: Granlibakken Tahoe, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/granlibakken-tahoe-tahoe-city/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Grant Bowler Park (Moapa Valley, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/grant-bowler-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Grant Street Park Off-Leash Area (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/grant-street-park-dog-area-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Grant Tree Trail: No. Pets are prohibited on all trails in the parks, including this paved trail. Pet backpacks and strollers are not permitted on trails either. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/grant-tree-trail-kings-canyon/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Grape Street Park Dog Off-Leash Area (San Diego, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash only during the posted leash-free hours; on weekends and holidays, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Source: City of San Diego, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/grape-street-park-dog-off-leash-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Grapevine Springs Park Dog Run (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/grapevine-springs-park-dog-run/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Grass Lake Rest Area (US-97) (Weed, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/grass-lake-rest-area-us-97/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Grasshopper Flat: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/grasshopper-flat/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Grassy Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/grassy-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gravel Flat Camping Area: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gravel-flat-camping-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gray Eagle Lodge (Graeagle, CA): Yes: on leash; up to 2 pets per cabin; $50 per pet per night. Source: Gray Eagle Lodge, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gray-eagle-lodge/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gray Pine Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gray-pine-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gray Whale Cove State Beach (Pacifica, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gray-whale-cove-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gray's Peak Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gray-s-peak-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Great Basin National Park (Baker, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Leashed pets are allowed in campgrounds, in front of the visitor centers, along roads and on two trails: the Lexington Arch Trail and the trail between Baker and the Great Basin Visitor Center. Pets are not allowed on other trails, in the backcountry, in Lehman Caves or at evening programs. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/great-basin-national-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Great Valley Grasslands State Park (Stevinson, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/great-valley-grasslands-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Green Cabin Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/green-cabin-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Green Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/green-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Green Spot Equestrian Group: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/green-spot-equestrian-group/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Green Valley Family Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/green-valley-family-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Greenville Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/greenville-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Greenwood State Beach (Elk, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/greenwood-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Greer Park Dog Park (Palo Alto, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Palo Alto, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/greer-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gregory Creek Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gregory-creek-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Greys Mountain Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/greys-mountain-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Grider Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/grider-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Griffin Park Dog Park (Corona, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Corona, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/griffin-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Griffith Park (Los Angeles, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Griffith Observatory (City of Los Angeles), checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/griffith-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Griffith Park Dog Park (Los Angeles, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/griffith-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Griffith Peak Trailhead (Spring Mountains): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash at the trailhead. Source: U.S. Forest Service, Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/griffith-peak-trailhead-spring-mountains/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Grizzly Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/grizzly-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Grizzly Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/grizzly-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Grizzly Creek Redwood State Park (Carlotta, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Except for service animals, dogs not allowed on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/grizzly-creek-redwood-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Grouse Ridge Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/grouse-ridge-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Grout Bay Picnic Area: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/grout-bay-picnic-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Grove Park (Escondido, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Escondido, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/grove-park-escondido/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Grove Shafter Park (Oakland, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: City of Oakland, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/grove-shafter-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Grove Shafter Park Dog Play Area (Oakland, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Oakland, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/grove-shafter-park-dog-play-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Grover Hot Springs State Park (Markleeville, CA): Yes, with restrictions. On leash only and not left unattended. Dogs are not allowed in the hot springs pool complex. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/grover-hot-springs-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gualala Point Regional Park (Gualala, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gualala-point-regional-park-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Guerneville River Park (Guerneville, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/guerneville-river-park-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Guffy Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/guffy-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gull Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gull-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gull Lake Lodge (June Lake, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 2 pets per room; $20 per pet per night. Dogs stay only in Motel Suites 1–7 and the Gull Cabin (16); reserve a pet-friendly unit when you book. No cats or other pets without permission. Source: Gull Lake Lodge, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gull-lake-lodge/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gull Meadows Car Top Boat Launch: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gull-meadows-car-top-boat-launch/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gumboot Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gumboot-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Gurnsey Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/gurnsey-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- H. Dana Bower Rest Area (northbound US-101) (Sausalito, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/h-dana-bower-rest-area-us-101-northbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- h2hotel (Healdsburg, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 50 lb each; $99 per stay. Dogs must weigh 50 pounds or less (the hotel may make exceptions case by case), be on a leash on hotel property outside the guest room, and be crated if left alone in the room. Dogs are not allowed in the food and beverage outlets, fitness room or pool area. Source: h2hotel, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/h2hotel-healdsburg/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hadland Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hadland-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hagan Community Dog Park (Rancho Cordova, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: Cordova Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hagan-community-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hale Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hale-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Half Moon Bay Brewing Company (Half Moon Bay, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are welcome on the outdoor patio and must be on a leash at all times. The FAQ answers for the company's locations and does not mention indoor seating. Source: Half Moon Bay Brewing Company, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/half-moon-bay-brewing-company-half-moon-bay/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Half Moon Bay Inn (Half Moon Bay, CA): Yes: $50 per pet per stay. Source: Half Moon Bay Inn, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/half-moon-bay-inn-half-moon-bay/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Half Moon Bay Lodge (Half Moon Bay, CA): Yes: $90 per stay. Source: Half Moon Bay Lodge, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/half-moon-bay-lodge-half-moon-bay/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Half Moon Bay State Beach (Half Moon Bay, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs not allowed on beach. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/half-moon-bay-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Halfmoon Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/halfmoon-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hallsted Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hallsted-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hammerhorn Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hammerhorn-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hampshire Rocks Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hampshire-rocks-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hampton Field (Piedmont Sports Field) (Piedmont, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Piedmont, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hampton-field-piedmont/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hanna Flat Family Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hanna-flat-family-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Harbor House Inn (Santa Barbara, CA): No. Pets are not allowed. Source: Harbor House Inn, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/harbor-house-inn-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- HarborView Bistro and Bar (Fort Bragg, CA): Yes, with restrictions. The inn's page offers pet-friendly patio spots at the bistro, which fill up fast. It does not state a leash rule. Source: Noyo Harbor Inn, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/harborview-bistro-and-bar-fort-bragg/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hardy Park (Oakland, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: City of Oakland, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hardy-park-oakland/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hardy Park Dog Play Area (Oakland, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Oakland, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hardy-park-dog-play-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Harmonic Brewing (San Francisco, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Well-behaved, leashed dogs on the outdoor patio; only service dogs inside. Source: Harmonic Brewing, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/harmonic-brewing-san-francisco/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Harmony Headlands State Park (Cayucos, CA): No. Dogs not allowed on trails or unattended in cars. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/harmony-headlands-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Harmony Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/harmony-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Harriett M. Wieder Regional Park (Huntington Beach, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: OC Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/harriett-m-wieder-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Harris Ranch Inn (Coalinga, CA): Yes. The hotel's current site lists pet-friendly rooms but does not publish pet fees or limits; ask when booking. Source: Harris Ranch Resort, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/harris-ranch-inn/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Harris Ranch RV Resort (Coalinga, CA): Yes: dog park on site; no pet fee. Source: Harris Ranch Resort, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/harris-ranch-rv-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Harris Spring Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/harris-spring-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Harry A. Merlo State Recreation Area (Trinidad, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Except for service animals, dogs not allowed on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/harry-a-merlo-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Harry Griffen Park Dog Park (La Mesa, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of La Mesa, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/harry-griffen-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hartley Springs Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hartley-springs-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Harvest Inn (St. Helena, CA): Yes: on leash; up to 2 pets per room; $150 per stay. Source: Harvest Inn, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/harvest-inn-st-helena/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Harvest Park Dog Park (Santa Rosa, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Santa Rosa, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/harvest-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Harvest Table (St. Helena, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Pets are permitted on the al fresco patio, not in the indoor dining area. The Inn requires dogs to be on a leash in all public areas. Source: Harvest Inn, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/harvest-table-st-helena/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Harvey West Park (Santa Cruz) (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/harvey-west-park-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hat Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hat-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hat Creek Group Camp: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hat-creek-group-camp/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hat Creek Resort & RV Park (Old Station, CA): Yes, in cottages, motel rooms, cabins, yurts, and RV and tent sites: on leash; up to 2 pets per site; up to $50 per stay. Source: Hat Creek Resort & RV Park, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hat-creek-resort-rv-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hatton Canyon Park Property: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hatton-canyon-park-property/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hauke Park (Mill Valley, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Mill Valley, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hauke-park-mill-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Haven Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/haven-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hawthorne Rest Area (US-95): Yes, on leash. Source: Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hawthorne-rest-area-us-95/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hayden Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hayden-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hayward Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hayward-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hayward Regional Shoreline (Hayward, CA): Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hayward-regional-shoreline/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Headlands Brewing Berkeley Beer Garden (Berkeley, CA): Yes. Source: Headlands Brewing, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/headlands-brewing-berkeley-beer-garden/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Headlands Inn (Mendocino, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Small, well-behaved pets only, in three rooms and by prior arrangement; a cleaning charge applies. The page says "pets" and does not give the amount, a weight limit or leash rules. Source: Headlands Inn, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/headlands-inn-mendocino/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Headquarters Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/headquarters-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Healdsburg Veterans Memorial Beach (Healdsburg, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Leashed dogs only, on the lawn and in the parking lot; not on the beach or in the river. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/healdsburg-veterans-memorial-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hearst San Simeon State Historical Monument (San Simeon, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in parking lot. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hearst-san-simeon-state-historical-monument/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hearst San Simeon State Park (Cambria, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are permitted only on leash at the following locations: William Randolph Hearst Memorial Beach , Junge Ranch Trail off of Lone Palm Drive , Moonstone Beach Boardwalk , and all campgrounds and parking lots. Stay on trails to avoid poison oak and ticks that may carry Lyme disease . Note: Dogs are prohibited at the following locations: The Boucher Trail , San Simeon Pier , San Simeon Creek Trail , San Simeon Creek Beach leading directly from the campgrounds, Washburn Day Use Beach , Leffingwell Landing , Santa Rosa Creek Beach , and wherever posted. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hearst-san-simeon-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Heart Bar Equestrian Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/heart-bar-equestrian-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Heart Bar Family Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/heart-bar-family-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Heather Dog Exercise Area (San Carlos, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: City of San Carlos, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/heather-dog-exercise-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Heather Farm Dog Park (Walnut Creek, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Walnut Creek, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/heather-farm-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Heber Dunes State Vehicular Recreation Area (Heber, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are allowed throughout the SVRA. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/heber-dunes-state-vehicular-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hecker Pass Park Dog Park (Gilroy, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Gilroy, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hecker-pass-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Heers Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/heers-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Heilmann Dog Park (Atascadero, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: San Luis Obispo County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/heilmann-dog-park-atascadero/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Helen Putnam Regional Park (Petaluma, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/helen-putnam-regional-park-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hell Gate Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hell-gate-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hell Hole Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hell-hole-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hellyer County Park Dog Park (San Jose, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Santa Clara County Parks, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hellyer-county-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hemenway Valley Park (Boulder City, NV): No. Dogs are never allowed in the park, because of its wildlife. Source: City of Boulder City, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hemenway-valley-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hendy Woods State Park (Philo, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in campground and day-use area. Dogs not allowed on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hendy-woods-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park (Felton, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in some campsites, picnic areas, and select trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/henry-cowell-redwoods-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Henry W. Coe State Park (Morgan Hill, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only at the Coe Ranch Entrance in the Coe Ranch Campground, paved areas, and the ½-mile Live Oak Trail that connects the visitor center to the Entrance Parking Lot. If camping in the Coe Ranch Campground, dogs must be with you in your tent or vehicle at night. Dogs not allowed anywhere else inside the park, which includes the Manzanita Point Hike-In Group Camps, Blue Oak Equestrian/Hike-In Group Camp, Poverty Flat Hike-In Group Camp, Hunting Hollow Entrance, and Dowdy Entrance. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/henry-w-coe-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Herb Katz Dog Park at Joslyn Park (Santa Monica, CA): Yes, with restrictions. For dogs licensed by the City of Santa Monica. Non-residents may use only the Airport Park dog park, with a permit tag from the Santa Monica Animal Shelter. Source: City of Santa Monica, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/herb-katz-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Herbert S. Miles Rest Area (northbound I-5) (Red Bluff, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/herbert-s-miles-rest-area-i-5-northbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Herbert S. Miles Rest Area (southbound I-5) (Red Bluff, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/herbert-s-miles-rest-area-i-5-southbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Heritage House Resort & Spa (Little River, CA): Yes: up to 2 pets per room; $75 per pet per stay. Source: Heritage House Resort & Spa, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/heritage-house-resort-little-river/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Heritage Park (Gardnerville, NV): No. The K-9 Korral is the only Town of Gardnerville park that allows dogs. Source: Town of Gardnerville, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/heritage-park-gardnerville/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Heritage Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/heritage-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hermit Valley Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hermit-valley-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hermon Park in the Arroyo Seco Dog Park (Los Angeles, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hermon-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Herring Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/herring-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Herring Reservoir Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/herring-reservoir-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hi Mountain Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hi-mountain-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hidden Beach: Yes, on leash. Source: USDA Forest Service, Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hidden-beach-lake-tahoe/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hidden Falls Park Dog Park (Henderson, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Henderson, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hidden-falls-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hidden Horse Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hidden-horse-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hidden Palms Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hidden-palms-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hidden Valley Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hidden-valley-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hidden Valley Regional Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are on leash except inside the fenced Link Piazzo Dog Park. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hidden-valley-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- High Bridge Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/high-bridge-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Highland Lakes Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/highland-lakes-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Highland Park Brewery, Chinatown (Los Angeles, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Well-behaved dogs on a leash, by your side, outside only; no dogs for inside seating unless service animals. Source: Highland Park Brewery, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/highland-park-brewery-chinatown/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hilda McIntyre Ray Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hilda-mcintyre-ray-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hillcrest Rest Area (Highway 299) (Montgomery Creek, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hillcrest-rest-area-highway-299/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hilltop  Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hilltop-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hilltop Park Dog Park (Chula Vista, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash only in the leash-free area on the park's north side, daily from 7 a.m. to noon. Source: City of Chula Vista, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hilltop-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hillview Soccer Field Dog Park (Los Altos, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Los Altos, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hillview-soccer-field-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hirz Bay 1 Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hirz-bay-1-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hirz Bay 2 Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hirz-bay-2-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hirz Bay Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hirz-bay-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hobo Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hobo-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hobo Gulch Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hobo-gulch-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hocus Pocus Park (Scotts Valley, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Scotts Valley, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hocus-pocus-park-scotts-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Holcomb Valley Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/holcomb-valley-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hole-in-the-Ground Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hole-in-the-ground-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Holey Meadow Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/holey-meadow-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Holiday Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/holiday-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Holiday Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/holiday-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hollister Hills State Vehicular Recreation Area (Hollister, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dog are allowed on leash in day use and camping areas. Dogs are allowed in the Nature Area and Mudstone Ranch. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hollister-hills-state-vehicular-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Holloway's Marina & RV Park (Big Bear Lake, CA): Yes: on leash. Source: Holloway's Marina & RV Park, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/holloways-marina-rv-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hollywood Park Dog Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hollywood-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Homestead Valley and Four Corners Area: Yes, with restrictions. Leashed or under voice control in the Four Corners tract above Mill Valley. Service animals are treated differently. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/homestead-valley-and-four-corners-area-ggnra/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Honda Valley Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/honda-valley-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Honey Lake Rest Area (US-395) (Janesville, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/honey-lake-rest-area-us-395/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Honeymoon Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/honeymoon-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Honker Cove Overflow: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/honker-cove-overflow/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Honn Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/honn-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hood Mountain Regional Park and Open Space Preserve (Santa Rosa, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hood-mountain-regional-park-and-open-space-preserve-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hoover Park Dog Park (Palo Alto, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Palo Alto, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hoover-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hope Valley Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hope-valley-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Horizon Crest Park Dog Park (Henderson, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Henderson, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/horizon-crest-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hornswoggle Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hornswoggle-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Horse Camp: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/horse-camp/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Horse Camp Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/horse-camp-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Horse Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/horse-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Horse Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/horse-flat-campground-los-angeles/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Horse Heaven Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/horse-heaven-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Horse Meadow Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/horse-meadow-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Horse Springs Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/horse-springs-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Horseman's Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/horsemans-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Horseshoe Meadow Equestrian Camp: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/horseshoe-meadow-equestrian-camp/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Horseshoe Meadow Picnic Area: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/horseshoe-meadow-picnic-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Horseshoe Springs Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/horseshoe-springs-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hospital Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hospital-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hot Creek Geologic Site: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hot-creek-geologic-site/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hotel Casa del Mar (Santa Monica, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 2 pets per room; up to 25 lb each. Dogs are not allowed on the furniture, and are not welcome in the hotel's restaurants, spas, fitness centers or pool areas (the page names only Shutters' Coast Beach Café patio and Lobby Terrace as places dogs may go). The page lists a $125 per stay pet amenity package (bed, bowls, toy); it does not call that a required fee. Source: ETC Hotels (Edward Thomas Collection), checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hotel-casa-del-mar-santa-monica/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hotel del Coronado (Coronado, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 2 pets per room; up to 40 lb each; $150 per stay. Restrictions apply in select areas. Source: Hotel del Coronado, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hotel-del-coronado/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hotel Erwin (Venice Beach) (Los Angeles, CA): No. Pets are not allowed. Source: Hotel Erwin, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hotel-erwin-venice/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hotel Healdsburg (Healdsburg, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 50 lb each; $99 per stay. Dogs are not allowed in any food and beverage outlet, the fitness room or the pool area. Source: Hotel Healdsburg, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hotel-healdsburg/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hotel La Jolla (La Jolla, CA): Yes, with restrictions: up to 75 lb each; $100 per stay. Source: Hotel La Jolla, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hotel-la-jolla/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hotel Nikko San Francisco (San Francisco, CA): Yes: on leash; up to 50 lb each; $65 per night. Source: Hotel Nikko San Francisco, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hotel-nikko-san-francisco/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hotel Santa Barbara (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes. The hotel lists pet-friendly accommodations and asks for a heads-up. The page says pets and gives no fee, weight limit or leash rules. Source: Hotel Santa Barbara, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hotel-santa-barbara-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hotel Trio Healdsburg (Healdsburg, CA): Yes, with restrictions: up to 2 pets per room; up to 75 lb each. Up to 2 dogs per room, 75 pounds maximum. A non-refundable pet fee applies per stay; the FAQ does not give the amount. Source: Hotel Trio Healdsburg, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hotel-trio-healdsburg/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hotel ZOSO (Palm Springs, CA): Yes, with restrictions: $50 per night. Dog-friendly rooms are limited and subject to availability; reserve in advance. Stays with a dog must follow the hotel's canine guidelines. Source: Hotel ZOSO, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hotel-zoso-palm-springs/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hotelling Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hotelling-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hound Town Dog Park (Moreno Valley, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Moreno Valley, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hound-town-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Howard Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/howard-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Howard Meadows Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/howard-meadows-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Howard's Gulch Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/howard-s-gulch-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Huckleberry Botanic Regional Preserve (Oakland, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are allowed only on the Skyline National Trail through the preserve. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/huckleberry-botanic-regional-preserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hueneme Beach Park (Port Hueneme, CA): Yes, with restrictions. No animals on the sand seaward of the pathways. Source: City of Port Hueneme, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hueneme-beach-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Huffaker Hills Trailhead: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/huffaker-hills-trailhead/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hughes Dog Park (Roseville, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Roseville, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hughes-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hull Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hull-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Humber Park Trailhead Parking: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/humber-park-trailhead-parking/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Humboldt Bay National Wildlife Refuge: No. Retrieval dogs are allowed on designated days in designated areas during waterfowl hunting season. The refuge says the presence of dogs, even leashed, can scare wildlife away from the trail. Source: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/humboldt-bay-national-wildlife-refuge/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Humboldt Lagoons State Park (Trinidad, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Except for service animals, dogs not allowed in campsites, on trails, or in dune areas. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/humboldt-lagoons-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Humboldt Redwoods State Park (Myers Flat, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Except for service animals, dogs not allowed on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/humboldt-redwoods-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hume Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hume-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hungry Gulch Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hungry-gulch-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hungry Valley State Vehicular Recreation Area (Lebec, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hungry-valley-state-vehicular-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hunter Creek Trail (Santa Rosa, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hunter-creek-trail-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hunter Hill Rest Area (westbound I-80) (Vallejo, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hunter-hill-rest-area-i-80-westbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Huntington City Beach (Huntington Beach, CA): Yes, with restrictions. On the city beach and pier, dogs are permitted only on the service road and at Dog Beach. Source: City of Huntington Beach, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/huntington-city-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Huntington Dog Beach (Huntington Beach, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Huntington Beach, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/huntington-dog-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Huntington State Beach (Huntington Beach, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only on the multiuse trail (bike path). Dogs not allowed on sand. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/huntington-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Huntridge Circle Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/huntridge-circle-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Hutchins Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hutchins-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ice Age Fossils State Park (North Las Vegas, NV): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Nevada Division of State Parks, Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ice-age-fossils-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ice House Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ice-house-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Idlewild Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/idlewild-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Idyllwild Inn (Idyllwild, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 3 pets per cabin; no fee for the first 2 pets. Only in rooms marked pet friendly. Source: Stay Idyllwild, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/idyllwild-inn/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Imagery Estate Winery (Glen Ellen, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Leashed dogs only, for the duration of the visit. Source: Imagery Estate Winery, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/imagery-estate-winery-glen-ellen/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Imperial Beach city beach (Imperial Beach, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are not allowed in any beach area from Imperial Beach Boulevard to Palm Avenue. Source: City of Imperial Beach, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/imperial-beach-city-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- In-N-Out Burger, Kettleman City (Kettleman City, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed inside: California's Retail Food Code bars live animals from food facilities except service animals and a few other cases. This location lists dine-in and drive-thru service, with no outdoor seating listed, so plan on the drive-thru with a dog along. Source: California Legislature, In-N-Out Burger, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/in-n-out-burger-kettleman-city/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- In-N-Out Burger, Lebec (Lebec, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed inside: California's Retail Food Code bars live animals from food facilities except service animals and a few other cases. This location lists dine-in and drive-thru service, with no outdoor seating listed, so plan on the drive-thru with a dog along. Source: California Legislature, In-N-Out Burger, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/in-n-out-burger-lebec/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Indian Canyons (Palm Springs, CA): No. Indian Canyons does not allow animals. Source: Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, checked 2026-10-27. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/indian-canyons/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Indian Creek County Park (Philo, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: County of Mendocino, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/indian-creek-county-park-philo/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Indian Grinding Rock State Historic Park (Pine Grove, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are only allowed on paved paths. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/indian-grinding-rock-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Indian Scotty Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/indian-scotty-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Indian Springs Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/indian-springs-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Indian Springs Park (Indian Springs, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/indian-springs-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Indian Valley Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/indian-valley-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Indio Hills Palms Park Property (Desert Hot Springs, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/indio-hills-palms-park-property/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Inn at East Beach (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes: on leash; up to 2 pets per room; $50 per stay. Source: Inn at East Beach, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/inn-at-east-beach-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Inn at Mavericks (Half Moon Bay, CA): Yes, with restrictions: up to 2 pets per room; $20 per pet per night. Dogs only in three ground-floor suites, two at most. Dogs may not be left unattended at any time. Source: Inn at Mavericks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/inn-at-mavericks-half-moon-bay/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Inspiration Dog Park (Fresno, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Fresno, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/inspiration-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Intake 2 Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/intake-2-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Inyo Craters: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/inyo-craters/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Inyo Craters Trailhead: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/inyo-craters-trailhead/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Inzalaco Family Park (So. Highlands) (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/inzalaco-family-park-so-highlands/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Iris Meadow Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/iris-meadow-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ironwood Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ironwood-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Irvine Lake (Silverado, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: OC Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/irvine-lake/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Irvine Lodge Rest Area (northbound US-101) (Laytonville, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/irvine-lodge-rest-area-us-101-northbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Irvine Open Space Preserve (Irvine, CA): Yes, with restrictions. No pets are allowed in the preserve except on the Quail Hill Loop, where dogs are allowed on a leash. Source: City of Irvine, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/irvine-open-space-preserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Irvine Regional Park (Orange, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: OC Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/irvine-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Its Beach (Santa Cruz) (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California State Parks, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/its-beach-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jacaranda Park Dog Park (Anaheim, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Anaheim, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jacaranda-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jacinto Creek Park Dog Park (Sacramento, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Sacramento, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jacinto-creek-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jack Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jack-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jack London State Historic Park (Glen Ellen, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in historic zone and developed areas. Dogs not allowed in the following areas: trails, dirt roads, backcountry areas, historic buildings, and historic gardens. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jack-london-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jackass Meadow Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jackass-meadow-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jackass Springs Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jackass-springs-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jackson Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jackson-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jackson Flat Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jackson-flat-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jackson Street Dog Park (Long Beach, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Long Beach, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jackson-street-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jade Street Park (Capitola) (Capitola, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are not permitted on the lawn and tennis court areas. Source: City of Capitola, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jade-street-park-capitola/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- James R. Bryant Dog Park (Ontario, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Ontario, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/james-r-bryant-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- James Regional Sports Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/james-regional-sports-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jan Park (Carmichael, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Carmichael Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jan-park-carmichael/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jane's Reservoir Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jane-s-reservoir-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jason's Beachside Grille (Kings Beach, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Well-behaved dogs in the Sand Bar area only; not inside the restaurant or on the deck. Source: Jason's Beachside Grille, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jasons-beachside-grille-kings-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jaswant Singh Khalra Dog Park (Fresno, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Fresno, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jaswant-singh-khalra-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jax's Windrow Dog Park (Oxnard, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Oxnard, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jaxs-windrow-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jean Sweeney Open Space Park (Alameda, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Alameda, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jean-sweeney-open-space-park-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jedediah Smith Memorial Trail (American River Parkway): Yes, on leash. Source: Sacramento County Regional Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jedediah-smith-memorial-trail/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park (Crescent City, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Except for service animals, dogs not allowed on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jedediah-smith-redwoods-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jefferson Square Dog Play Area (San Francisco, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jefferson-square-dog-play-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jefferson Square Park (Oakland, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: City of Oakland, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jefferson-square-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jefferson Square Park Dog Park Area (Oakland, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Oakland, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jefferson-square-park-dog-park-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jeffrey Fontana Dog Park (San Jose, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San José, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jeffrey-fontana-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jenks Lake Day Use Area: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jenks-lake-day-use-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jerseydale Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jerseydale-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jimmy Pettyjohn Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jimmy-pettyjohn-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Joaquin Miller Park (Oakland, CA): Yes, with restrictions. On leash, and not in the amphitheater. Source: City of Oakland, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/joaquin-miller-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Joaquin Miller Park Dog Play Area (Oakland, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Oakland, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/joaquin-miller-park-dog-play-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jody Giannini Family Dog Park (Morro Bay, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Morro Bay, checked 2026-10-27. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jody-giannini-family-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jody Giannini Family Dog Park (Del Mar Park) (Morro Bay, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Morro Bay, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jody-giannini-family-dog-park-morro-bay/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Joe Rodota Trail (Santa Rosa, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/joe-rodota-trail-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Joe Shoong Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/joe-shoong-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- John "Chuck" Erreca Rest Area (northbound I-5) (Firebaugh, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/john-chuck-erreca-rest-area-i-5-northbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- John "Chuck" Erreca Rest Area (southbound I-5) (Firebaugh, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/john-chuck-erreca-rest-area-i-5-southbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- John B. Dewitt Redwoods State Natural Reserve (Myers Flat, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Except for service animals, dogs not allowed on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/john-b-dewitt-redwoods-state-natural-reserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- John Franks Park (Santa Cruz) (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/john-franks-park-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- John Little State Natural Reserve (Big Sur, CA): No. No public access to this unit. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/john-little-state-natural-reserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- John Muir National Historic Site (Martinez, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Pets are not allowed inside the Historic Muir Home or the Martinez Adobe. Pets are allowed on Mount Wanda, including on its trails. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/john-muir-national-historic-site-martinez/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- John Wilkie Rest Area (eastbound I-40) (Baker, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/john-wilkie-rest-area-i-40-eastbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- John Wilkie Rest Area (westbound I-40) (Baker, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/john-wilkie-rest-area-i-40-westbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- JohnD Winters Centennial Park (Carson City, NV): No. Dogs are not allowed here; service animals are exempt. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/johnd-winters-centennial-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Johnson Lane Park: No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: Douglas County Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/johnson-lane-park-douglas-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Johnson's Beach (Guerneville) (Guerneville, CA): No. Pets are not allowed on the beach at any time. Dogs are allowed only in the resort's campground, bungalows, tiny homes and cabanas. Source: Johnson's Beach, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/johnsons-beach-guerneville/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Johnson's Beach Resort (campground and cabins) (Guerneville, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 2 pets per site; $50 pet fee. Dogs only (the page says pets are not allowed on the beach at any time). $50 pet fee in the campground, $100 in bungalows, tiny homes and cavas cabanas. Source: Johnson's Beach, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/johnsons-beach-resort-guerneville/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Johnsondale Bridge River Access Boating Site: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/johnsondale-bridge-river-access-boating-site/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jollyman Park Dog Off-Leash Area (Cupertino, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash only in the off-leash area, every day from 9 to 11 a.m. and from two hours before sunset to one hour after sunset. Source: City of Cupertino, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jollyman-park-dola/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jones Fork Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jones-fork-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jones/Whites Creek Trailhead: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be leashed at the trailhead and for the first mile of the trail. Source: U.S. Forest Service, Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jones-whites-creek-trailhead-humboldt-toiyabe/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jordan Vineyard & Winery (Healdsburg, CA): No. Pets are not allowed on the property; exceptions are made for service animals. Source: Jordan Vineyard & Winery, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jordan-vineyard-and-winery-healdsburg/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Joshua Tree Lake RV & Campground (Joshua Tree, CA): Yes: on leash; $5 per pet per stay. Source: Joshua Tree Lake RV & Campground, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/joshua-tree-lake-rv-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Joshua Tree National Park: Yes, with restrictions. Leashed pets are allowed within 100 feet (30.5 m) of roads, picnic areas and campgrounds. Pets are not allowed on hiking trails, in the backcountry or in park buildings, even in a backpack or carrier. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/joshua-tree-national-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Joshua Tree RV & Campground (Joshua Tree, CA): Yes: dog park on site; no pet fee. Source: Joshua Tree RV & Campground, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/joshua-tree-rv-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Juanita Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/juanita-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jubilee Railroad (Dunsmuir, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 2 pets per site; up to $25 per pet per night. In lodging, only some caboose units take pets. Source: Jubilee Railroad, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jubilee-railroad-dunsmuir/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Jug Handle State Natural Reserve (Caspar, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed on beach and headland trails west of Highway 1. Dogs not allowed on Staircase Trail or areas east of Highway 1. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/jug-handle-state-natural-reserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park (Big Sur, CA): No. Dogs not allowed beyond day-use parking lot. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/julia-pfeiffer-burns-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Junction Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/junction-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- June Lake Beach (June Lake, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/june-lake-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- June Lake Brewing (June Lake, CA): No. The brewery says it can no longer legally allow pets while it operates. Source: June Lake Brewing, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/june-lake-brewing-june-lake/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- June Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/june-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- June Lake Pines (June Lake, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 2 pets per cabin; $20 per pet per night. Dogs stay only in cabins 5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 15; the other cabins are pet-free. Source: June Lake Pines, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/june-lake-pines/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- June Lake Villager (June Lake, CA): Yes, in every room but the two kept dog-free for guests with allergies: up to 2 pets per room; $30 per pet per night. Source: June Lake Villager, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/june-lake-villager/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Juniper Point Picnic Area: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/juniper-point-picnic-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Juniper Springs Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/juniper-springs-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Junipero Serra County Park (San Bruno, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: San Mateo County Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/junipero-serra-park-san-bruno/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Justice Myron E. Leavitt & Jaycee Community Park Dog Runs (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/justice-leavitt-jaycee-park-dog-runs/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- K-9 Corner Dog Park (Long Beach, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Long Beach, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/k-9-corner-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- K-9 Korral Dog Park (Gardnerville, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Town of Gardnerville, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/k-9-korral-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kahle Park: No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: Douglas County Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kahle-park-douglas-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kangaroo Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kangaroo-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kaspian Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kaspian-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kearney Park (Fresno, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: County of Fresno, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kearney-park-fresno-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kearny Mesa Dog Park (San Diego, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San Diego, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kearny-mesa-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kehoe Beach (Point Reyes National Seashore): Yes, with restrictions. Leashed pets only, on the part of the beach north of the Kehoe Beach trail. Sections can close temporarily to dogs. Source: National Park Service, Point Reyes National Seashore, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kehoe-beach-point-reyes/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kellogg Zaher Sports Complex Dog Runs (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kellogg-zaher-sports-complex-dog-runs/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kelty Meadow Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kelty-meadow-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kennedy Grove Regional Recreation Area (El Sobrante, CA): Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kennedy-grove-regional-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kennedy Meadows Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kennedy-meadows-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kennedy Park (Napa, CA): Yes. Source: City of Napa, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kennedy-park-napa/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kenneth Hahn State Recreation Area (incl. Baldwin Hills Scenic Overlook) (Los Angeles, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only on the paved road. Dogs not allowed on the trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kenneth-hahn-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kenwood Plaza Park (Kenwood, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kenwood-plaza-park-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kern River's Edge Campground (Kernville, CA): Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet; up to 2 pets per site; $10 per pet per night. Source: Kern River's Edge Campground, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kern-rivers-edge-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kerrick Corral Horse Camp: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kerrick-corral-horse-camp/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kershaw-Ryan State Park (Caliente, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are not allowed in buildings or in the wading pond. Source: Nevada Division of State Parks, Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kershaw-ryan-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kimber Park Off-Leash Area (Thousand Oaks, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Conejo Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kimber-park-off-leash-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kimpton Buchanan Hotel (San Francisco, CA): Yes, under the Kimpton Hotels brand policy: no limit on the number of pets; no weight limit; no pet fee. Source: IHG Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kimpton-buchanan-hotel-san-francisco/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kimpton Canary Hotel (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, under the Kimpton Hotels brand policy: no limit on the number of pets; no weight limit; no pet fee. Source: IHG Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kimpton-canary-hotel-santa-barbara/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kimpton Hotel Palomar Los Angeles - Beverly Hills - a Kimpton Hotel (Los Angeles, CA): Yes, under the Kimpton Hotels brand policy: no limit on the number of pets; no weight limit; no pet fee. Source: IHG Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kimpton-hotel-palomar-los-angeles-beverly-hills-a-kimpton-hotel/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kimpton Hotel Wilshire: Yes, under the Kimpton Hotels brand policy: no limit on the number of pets; no weight limit; no pet fee. Source: IHG Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kimpton-hotel-wilshire/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kimpton Sawyer Hotel (Sacramento, CA): Yes, under the Kimpton Hotels brand policy: no limit on the number of pets; no weight limit; no pet fee. Source: IHG Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kimpton-sawyer-hotel-sacramento/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kimpton Shorebreak Huntington Beach Resort (Huntington Beach, CA): Yes, under the Kimpton Hotels brand policy: no limit on the number of pets; no weight limit; no pet fee. Source: IHG Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kimpton-shorebreak-huntington-beach-resort/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kings Beach Picnic Area (Kings Beach, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Lake Tahoe Public Beaches (Tahoe Fund, with California State Parks, North Tahoe PUD and other public agencies), checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kings-beach-picnic-area-kings-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kings Beach State Recreation Area (Kings Beach, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed at Dog Beach which is located at the east of the Park beyond the boat ramp (rocky area). Dogs not allowed on sandy beaches in Placer County. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kings-beach-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kings Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kings-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kings Canyon Trails (Carson City, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash on the Ash-to-Kings Trail, Capital to Tahoe Trail, Kings Canyon Road, Lincoln Bypass Trail and Upper Waterfall Loop. Dogs are not allowed on the Waterfall Trail or the North Kings Loop. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kings-canyon-trails-carson-city/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kings River Green Belt Park: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: County of Fresno, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kings-river-green-belt-park-fresno-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kingsley Glade Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kingsley-glade-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kingston Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kingston-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kinnikinnick Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kinnikinnick-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kirby Cove: No. The Kirby Cove area is closed to pets. Service animals are exempt. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kirby-cove-ggnra/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kirch Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kirch-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kirch Flat Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kirch-flat-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kirk Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kirk-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kirkwood Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kirkwood-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kit Carson Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kit-carson-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kit Carson Lodge (Kit Carson, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; $75 per pet per night. Dogs stay only in the designated cabins, not in the hotel rooms. Source: Kit Carson Lodge, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kit-carson-lodge/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kit Carson Park (Escondido, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Leashed dogs are allowed on the sidewalk during certain posted hours only and in undeveloped areas of the park. Source: City of Escondido, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kit-carson-park-escondido/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kitching Peak Trail 2E24: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kitching-peak-trail-2e24/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kiva Picnic Area: Yes, with restrictions. Leashed pets are permitted in the picnic area. Pets are not permitted in or near the Taylor Creek Marsh. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kiva-picnic-area-lake-tahoe/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Knotty Pine Resort and Marina (Lake Almanor, CA): Yes, with restrictions: $25 per pet per night. No pets in the owner's house. Source: Knotty Pine Resort and Marina, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/knotty-pine-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Knowland Park (Oakland, CA): Yes, with restrictions. On leash, and only in the part of the park east of Golf Links Road. Source: City of Oakland, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/knowland-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Koligian Dog Park (Fresno, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Fresno, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/koligian-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kroll Dog Park (Bakersfield, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Bakersfield, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kroll-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kruse Rhododendron State Natural Reserve (Cazadero, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kruse-rhododendron-state-natural-reserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Krusi Park (Alameda, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Alameda, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/krusi-park-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Kyle Canyon Picnic Area (Spring Mountains): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash in the day-use area. Source: U.S. Forest Service, Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/kyle-canyon-picnic-area-spring-mountains/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- L.T.Davis Rest Area (Highway 70) (Loyalton, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/l-t-davis-rest-area-highway-70/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Barranca (Santa Cruz) (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-barranca-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Honda Creek Preserve: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs only on the designated trails, controlled on a leash of 6 feet or less. Source: Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-honda-creek-preserve-midpen/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Mesa Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-mesa-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Palma Park Dog Park (Anaheim, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Anaheim, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-palma-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Playa Carmel (Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA): Yes: on leash; up to 2 pets per room; up to 40 lb each; $250 per stay. Source: La Playa Carmel, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-playa-carmel/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Purísima Mission State Historic Park (Lompoc, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed on multipurpose trail or road. Dogs not allowed in the historic buildings or visitor center. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-purisima-mission-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Fresno Yosemite: Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-fresno-yosemite/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Anaheim (Anaheim, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-anaheim/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Bakersfield North (Bakersfield, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-bakersfield-north/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Buena Park (La Palma, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-buena-park-la-palma/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham LV Tropicana Stadium (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-by-wyndham-lv-tropicana-stadium-las-vegas/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites by Wyndham Thousand Oaks-Newbury Park: Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-by-wyndham-thousand-oaks-newbury-park/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Carlsbad - Legoland Area (Carlsbad, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-carlsbad-legoland-area/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Clovis CA (Clovis, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-clovis-ca/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Davis (Davis, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-davis/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Fairfield (Fairfield, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-fairfield/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Fowler (Fowler, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-fowler/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Fresno Riverpark (Fresno, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-fresno-riverpark/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Hesperia Victorville (Hesperia, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-hesperia-victorville/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Inglewood (Inglewood, CA): No. Listed by the brand as a location that does not allow pets. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-inglewood/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Las Vegas Airport N Conv. (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-las-vegas-airport-n-conv/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Las Vegas Airport South (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-las-vegas-airport-south/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Las Vegas Summerlin Tech (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-las-vegas-summerlin-tech/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Madera (Madera, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-madera/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Manteca - Ripon (Ripon, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-manteca-ripon/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Moreno Valley (Moreno Valley, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-moreno-valley/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Morgan Hill (Morgan Hill, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-morgan-hill/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Oakland Airport Coliseum: Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-oakland-airport-coliseum/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Ontario Airport (Ontario, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-ontario-airport/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Orange County Airport (Santa Ana, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-orange-county-airport-santa-ana/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Pomona (Pomona, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-pomona/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Rancho Cordova Sacramento (Rancho Cordova, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-rancho-cordova-sacramento/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Redding: Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-redding/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites San Bernardino (San Bernardino, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-san-bernardino/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites San Diego SeaWorld/Zoo (San Diego, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-san-diego-seaworld-zoo/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites San Francisco Airport N: Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-san-francisco-airport-n/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites San Luis Obispo Downtown (San Luis Obispo, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-san-luis-obispo-downtown/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Santa Clarita - Valencia (Stevenson Ranch, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-santa-clarita-valencia-stevenson-ranch/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Temecula: Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-temecula/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Tulare (Tulare, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-tulare/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites Visalia/Sequoia Gateway (Visalia, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-visalia-sequoia-gateway/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites, Ely (Ely, NV): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-ely/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites, Fresno (Fresno, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-fresno/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites, Hayward (Hayward, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-hayward/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites, Irvine (Irvine, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-irvine/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites, Las Vegas (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-las-vegas/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites, Millbrae (Millbrae, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-millbrae/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn & Suites, Yucaipa (Yucaipa, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-yucaipa/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn and Suites Dublin-Pleasanton (Dublin, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-and-suites-dublin-pleasanton/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn Bakersfield South: Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-bakersfield-south/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn Berkeley (Berkeley, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-berkeley/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn Las Vegas Nellis: Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-las-vegas-nellis/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn Livermore: Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-livermore/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn Monterey (Monterey, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-monterey/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn Sacramento Downtown: Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-sacramento-downtown/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn Sacramento North: Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-sacramento-north/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn San Diego-Oceanside (Oceanside, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-san-diego-oceanside/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn Stockton: Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-stockton/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn, Chula Vista (Chula Vista, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-chula-vista/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn, Costa Mesa (Costa Mesa, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-costa-mesa/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn, San Diego (San Diego, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-san-diego/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn, Santa Cruz (Santa Cruz, CA): No. Listed by the brand as a location that does not allow pets. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-santa-cruz/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn, Ventura (Ventura, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-ventura/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta Inn, Vista (Vista, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-inn-vista/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta San Jose Airport (San Jose, CA): Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-san-jose-airport/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- La Quinta, 2615 Buena Vista Drive: Yes, under the La Quinta by Wyndham brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; weight limits set by each location; $25 per room per night, up to $75 per stay. Source: Wyndham Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/la-quinta-2615-buena-vista-drive/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lafayette Park Dog Play Area (San Francisco, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lafayette-park-dog-play-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lafayette Reservoir Recreation Area (Lafayette, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: East Bay Municipal Utility District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lafayette-reservoir-recreation-area-lafayette/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lagoon Valley Dog Park (Vacaville, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Vacaville, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lagoon-valley-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Laguna Beach city beaches (Laguna Beach, CA): Yes, with restrictions. From June 15 to September 10, dogs are allowed on the beach only before 9:00 a.m. and after 6:00 p.m. The rest of the year they are allowed at any time. Dogs are prohibited every day at Thousand Steps Beach. Source: City of Laguna Beach, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/laguna-beach-city-beaches/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Laguna Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/laguna-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Laguna Coast Wilderness Park (Laguna Beach, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: OC Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/laguna-coast-wilderness-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Laguna Community Park Dog Park (Elk Grove, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: Cosumnes Community Services District, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/laguna-community-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Laguna Niguel Pooch Park (Laguna Niguel, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Laguna Niguel, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/laguna-niguel-pooch-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Laguna Niguel Regional Park (Laguna Niguel, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: OC Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/laguna-niguel-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lagunitas Brewing TapRoom, Petaluma (Petaluma, CA): Yes. Source: Lagunitas Brewing Company, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lagunitas-taproom-petaluma/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lahontan State Recreation Area (Silver Springs, NV): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Nevada Division of State Parks, Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lahontan-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lake Almanor Rest Area (Highway 36) (Chester, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lake-almanor-rest-area-highway-36/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lake Almanor Trail Dyer View Trailhead: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lake-almanor-trail-dyer-view-trailhead/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lake Alpine Campground (West Shore): Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lake-alpine-campground-west-shore/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lake Casitas Recreation Area (Ventura, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on a leash no longer than 6 feet; up to 2 pets per site. No dogs within 50 feet of the lake shore or streams, or inside the Water Adventure; no wading or swimming. Dogs may ride in boats. Source: Casitas Municipal Water District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lake-casitas-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lake Chabot Regional Park (Castro Valley, CA): Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lake-chabot-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lake Davis Dump Station: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lake-davis-dump-station/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lake Del Valle State Recreation Area (Livermore, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lake-del-valle-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lake George Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lake-george-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lake George Picnic Site: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lake-george-picnic-site/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lake Gregory Regional Park (Crestline, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are not allowed on the beach, at events or in gated areas (service animals excepted). Leashed dogs are welcome on the trails, and a gated dog park has areas for large and small dogs. Source: San Bernardino County Regional Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lake-gregory-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lake Mary Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lake-mary-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lake Mary Fishing Site: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lake-mary-fishing-site/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lake Mead National Recreation Area (Boulder City, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Pets are not allowed at the designated swim areas: the North and South Swim Beaches at Boulder Beach, Cottonwood Swim Beach at Cottonwood Cove, the Cabin Site at Katherine Landing and South Arizona Telephone Cove. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lake-mead-national-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lake Oroville State Recreation Area (Oroville, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in parking lot, paved roadway, campgrounds. Dogs not allowed on trails or day-use areas. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lake-oroville-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lake Perris State Recreation Area (Perris, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs not allowed on unpaved trails and on the sand (beach areas) because the water is used for municipal drinking water, and not allowed on Allesandro Island or the Bernasconi Beach area. Dog may go on your boat, but can NOT have any body contact with the water at any time. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lake-perris-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lake Siskiyou Camp-Resort (Mount Shasta, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on a leash no longer than 10 feet; up to 2 pets per site; up to $35 per night. No pets on the beach or in resort buildings and amenity areas. Source: Lake Siskiyou Camp-Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lake-siskiyou-camp-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lake Solano County Park: Yes, with restrictions. Pets are not allowed in the day use areas; they are allowed in the campground for registered campers. Source: Solano County, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lake-solano-county-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lake Valley State Recreation Area (South Lake Tahoe, CA): No. On the lands and facilities which are under the jurisdiction of the California Department of Parks and Recreation known as Lake Valley State Recreation Area and Lake Tahoe Golf Course, no person shall enter the property boundaries without prior permission from this Department and/or the golf course staff. This includes areas between golf holes, cart paths and the pedestrian bridges across the Upper Truckee River. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lake-valley-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lakehead Rest Area (southbound I-5) (Shasta Lake, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lakehead-rest-area-i-5-southbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lakes Basin Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lakes-basin-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lakes Basin Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lakes-basin-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lakeshore East Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lakeshore-east-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lakeside Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lakeside-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lakeside Park (Oakland, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: City of Oakland, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lakeside-park-oakland/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lakeview Park (Carson City, NV): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lakeview-park-carson-city/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lambert Bridge Winery (Healdsburg, CA): Yes, on a leash. Source: Lambert Bridge Winery, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lambert-bridge-winery-healdsburg/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lamp Lighter Inn (Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA): Yes: on leash; up to 3 pets per room; $30 per pet per night. Source: Lamp Lighter Inn, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lamp-lighter-inn-carmel-by-the-sea/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lampe Park: No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: Douglas County Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lampe-park-douglas-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lands End (San Francisco, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lands-end/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Landslide Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/landslide-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Larry J. Marsalli Park Dog Park (Santa Clara, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Santa Clara, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/marsalli-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Larry Moore Park (Paso Robles) (Paso Robles, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Paso Robles, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/larry-moore-park-paso-robles/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Larson Park (Sonoma, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/larson-park-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Las Palmas Park Dog Park (Sunnyvale, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Sunnyvale, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/las-palmas-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Las Tunas Beach (Malibu, CA): No. Los Angeles County allows no animals on its beaches, including dogs. Source: Los Angeles County Department of Beaches and Harbors, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/las-tunas-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Las Vegas RV Resort (Las Vegas, NV): Yes: up to 2 pets per site. Source: Las Vegas RV Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/las-vegas-rv-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lassen Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lassen-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lassen Volcanic National Park: Yes, with restrictions. Pets may go where a car may go: roads and road shoulders (not snow-covered), campgrounds, picnic areas and parking lots. Pets are not permitted on any hiking trail, in the backcountry, in any body of water, or inside visitor centers and other park facilities. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lassen-volcanic-national-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Laton-Kingston Park (Laton, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: County of Fresno, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/laton-kingston-park-fresno-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Laufman Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/laufman-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Laurel Canyon Dog Park (Los Angeles, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/laurel-canyon-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Laurel Canyon Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/laurel-canyon-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Laurelwood Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/laurelwood-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Laurie Meadows Park Dog Park (San Mateo, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San Mateo, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/laurie-meadows-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lava Beds National Monument: Yes, with restrictions. Pets are allowed in developed areas only, on a 6-foot leash or in a vehicle or crate. Pets are not allowed on trails, in caves or in buildings. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lava-beds-national-monument/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lawrence Station Community Dog Park (Santa Clara, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Santa Clara, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lawrence-station-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lazy 5 Regional Park (Sparks, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are on leash except in the Battle Born Off-Leash Area, which is not fully fenced. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lazy-5-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Leavis Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/leavis-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Leavitt Meadows Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/leavitt-meadows-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Legacy Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/legacy-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Legacy Trail (Truckee River Legacy Trail) (Truckee, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Truckee-Donner Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/truckee-river-legacy-trail/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Leland Stanford Mansion State Historic Park (Sacramento, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Only service animals permitted on grounds and on guided tours of mansion. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/leland-stanford-mansion-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lemmon Valley Horseman's Arena (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lemmon-valley-horsemans-arena/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lemmon Valley Park (Lemmon Valley, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lemmon-valley-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Leo Carrillo State Park (Malibu, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in day-use areas, campground and North Beach (north of Lifeguard Tower 3). Dogs not allowed on backcountry trails or South Beach (south of Lifeguard Tower 3). Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/leo-carrillo-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Leona Canyon Open Space Regional Preserve: Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/leona-canyon-open-space-regional-preserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Leona Park (Oakland, CA): Yes, with restrictions. On leash, and only in the part of the park east of Mountain Boulevard. Source: City of Oakland, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/leona-park-oakland/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Leslie Park (San Clemente, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of San Clemente, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/leslie-park-san-clemente/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Letterman Dog Park (Clovis, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Clovis, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/letterman-dog-park-clovis/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Letts Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/letts-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Leucadia State Beach (Encinitas, CA): No. Park unit operated by the City of Encintas. Check website at https://encinitasca.gov/Residents/Parks-Beaches-Trails/Beaches for more information. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/leucadia-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lewis Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lewis-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lewis Family Park Dog Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lewis-family-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Leydecker Park (Alameda, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Alameda, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/leydecker-park-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lighthouse Avenue Park (Santa Cruz) (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lighthouse-avenue-park-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lighthouse Field State Beach (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed on leash including the beach. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lighthouse-field-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lightning Point Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lightning-point-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lightning Tree Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lightning-tree-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Limantour Beach (Point Reyes National Seashore): Yes, with restrictions. Leashed pets only, on the stretch southeast of the parking lot to the beach adjacent to Coast Camp. Sections can close temporarily to dogs. Source: National Park Service, Point Reyes National Seashore, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/limantour-beach-point-reyes/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lime Ridge Open Space (Walnut Creek, CA): Yes, with restrictions. No dogs in the Lime Ridge Wildlife Preserve, the center section south of Ygnacio Valley Road. North of Ygnacio, dogs must be under voice and sight command or leashed (cattle graze there); south of the preserve, leashed only. Source: City of Walnut Creek, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lime-ridge-open-space/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Limekiln State Park (Big Sur, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are allowed in the campground and on the beach on leash. Dogs are not allowed on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/limekiln-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Limestone Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/limestone-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lincoln Green Inn (Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA): Yes: on leash; $30 per night. Source: Lincoln Green Inn, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lincoln-green-inn-carmel-by-the-sea/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lincoln Park (Alameda, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Alameda, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lincoln-park-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lincoln Park Dog Park (Long Beach, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Long Beach, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lincoln-park-dog-park-long-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Linda Lane Park (San Clemente, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of San Clemente, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/linda-lane-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Linda Vista Park Dog Off-Leash Area (Cupertino, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash only in the off-leash area: every day from 8 a.m. to noon for all dogs, and from three hours before sunset to sunset for little and delicate dogs only. Source: City of Cupertino, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/linda-vista-park-dola/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lindsey Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lindsey-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Linear Park (Boulder City) (Boulder City, NV): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: City of Boulder City, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/linear-park-boulder-city/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Linear Trail (Scotts Valley) (Scotts Valley, CA): Yes. Source: City of Scotts Valley, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/linear-trail-scotts-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Link Piazzo Dog Park (Reno, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/link-piazzo-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Little Beaver Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/little-beaver-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Little Doe Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/little-doe-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Little Green Valley Trail 2W10: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/little-green-valley-trail-2w10/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Little Jackass Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/little-jackass-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Little Lasier Meadow Horse Camp: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/little-lasier-meadow-horse-camp/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Little North Fork Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/little-north-fork-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Little River Inn (Little River, CA): Yes, with restrictions: up to 2 pets per room; no weight limit; $30 per pet per night. Only some rooms are pet friendly: say when booking that you are bringing a pet. Guests pay for any damage a pet causes. Source: Little River Inn, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/little-river-inn/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Little River State Beach (Trinidad, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Yes on waveslope only, on leash. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/little-river-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Little Stony Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/little-stony-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Little Vineyards Family Winery (Glen Ellen, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Well-behaved dogs on leashes, in the outdoor areas. Source: Little Vineyards Family Winery, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/little-vineyards-family-winery-glen-ellen/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Littlejohn Park (Alameda, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Alameda, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/littlejohn-park-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Live Oak Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/live-oak-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Live Oak North Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/live-oak-north-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Live Oak South Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/live-oak-south-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Live Oak Springs Trail 4E03: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/live-oak-springs-trail-4e03/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lobo Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lobo-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Locke Boarding House Museum Point of Interest (Walnut Grove, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/locke-boarding-house-museum-point-of-interest/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lockwood Park (Sparks, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lockwood-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lockwood Trailhead: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lockwood-trailhead/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lodato Park Trail (Scotts Valley, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Scotts Valley, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lodato-park-trail-scotts-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lodgepole Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lodgepole-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lodgepole Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lodgepole-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Loganville Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/loganville-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Logger Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/logger-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Logger Flat Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/logger-flat-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Loma Media Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/loma-media-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lone Mountain Cemetery (Carson City, NV): No. Dogs are not allowed here; service animals are exempt. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lone-mountain-cemetery/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lone Mountain Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lone-mountain-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lone Pine Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lone-pine-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lone Rock Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lone-rock-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lone Rock Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lone-rock-campground-el-dorado/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Long Meadow Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/long-meadow-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Long Point Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/long-point-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Long Point Group Campground (25 people per site): Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/long-point-group-campground-25-people-per-site/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Long Ranch Park (Carson City, NV): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/long-ranch-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Long Ridge Preserve: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs only on the designated trails, controlled on a leash of 6 feet or less. Source: Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/long-ridge-preserve-midpen/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Longevity Wines (Livermore, CA): Yes, on the patio, on a leash. Source: Longevity Wines, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/longevity-wines-livermore/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Longfellow Park (Alameda, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Alameda, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/longfellow-park-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lookout Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lookout-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Loon Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/loon-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Loon Lake Chalet: No. Pets are not allowed in the chalet. Source: USDA Forest Service, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/loon-lake-chalet/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Loon Lake Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/loon-lake-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lorenzi Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lorenzi-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Los Alamos Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/los-alamos-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Los Angeles County beaches (county-operated): No. No animals are allowed on beaches operated by Los Angeles County, including dogs. Rosie's Dog Beach in Long Beach is run by the City of Long Beach, not the county. Source: Los Angeles County Department of Beaches and Harbors, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/los-angeles-county-beaches/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Los Angeles State Historic Park (Los Angeles, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be leashed at all times. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/los-angeles-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Los Encinos State Historic Park (Encino, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/los-encinos-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Los Gatos Creek County Park Dog Park (Campbell, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Santa Clara County Parks, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/los-gatos-creek-county-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Los Gatos Creek Park (Coalinga, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: County of Fresno, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/los-gatos-creek-park-fresno-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Los Osos Oaks State Natural Reserve (Los Osos, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed on trails or to be left unattended in cars. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/los-osos-oaks-state-natural-reserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Los Peñasquitos Canyon Preserve (San Diego, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 8 feet. Source: City of San Diego, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/los-penasquitos-canyon-preserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Los Prados Park Dog Park (San Mateo, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San Mateo, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/los-prados-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Los Prietos Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/los-prietos-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Los Robles Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/los-robles-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Los Trancos Preserve: No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/los-trancos-preserve-midpen/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lost Claim Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lost-claim-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lost Lake Day Use Area: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lost-lake-day-use-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lost Lake Recreation Area (Friant, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: County of Fresno, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lost-lake-recreation-area-fresno-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lost Whale Inn (Trinidad, CA): No. Pets are not allowed. Source: Lost Whale Inn, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lost-whale-inn-trinidad/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Love's Travel Stop #230, Lost Hills (Lost Hills, CA): Yes: dog park on site. Source: Love's Travel Stops, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/loves-travel-stop-lost-hills-230/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Love's Travel Stop #410, Corning (Corning, CA): Yes: dog park on site. Source: Love's Travel Stops, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/loves-travel-stop-corning-410/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Love's Travel Stop #441, Santa Nella (Santa Nella, CA): Yes: dog park on site. Source: Love's Travel Stops, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/loves-travel-stop-santa-nella-441/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Love's Travel Stop #652, Williams (Williams, CA): Yes: dog park on site. Source: Love's Travel Stops, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/loves-travel-stop-williams-652/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Love's Travel Stop #807, Patterson (Patterson, CA): Yes: dog park on site. Source: Love's Travel Stops, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/loves-travel-stop-patterson-807/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Love's Travel Stop #898, Salinas (Salinas, CA): Yes: dog park on site. Source: Love's Travel Stops, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/loves-travel-stop-salinas-898/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lovers Camp Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lovers-camp-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lovers Leap Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lovers-leap-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Low Gap Dog Park (Ukiah, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: County of Mendocino, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/low-gap-dog-park-ukiah/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Low Gap Park (Ukiah, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: County of Mendocino, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/low-gap-park-ukiah/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lower Bristlecone Trailhead (Spring Mountains): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash at the trailhead. Source: U.S. Forest Service, Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lower-bristlecone-trailhead-spring-mountains/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lower Bucks Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lower-bucks-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lower Chiquito Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lower-chiquito-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lower Grays Meadow Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lower-grays-meadow-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lower Jones Valley Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lower-jones-valley-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lower Lee Vining Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lower-lee-vining-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lower Little Truckee Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lower-little-truckee-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lower Nye Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lower-nye-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lower Rush Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lower-rush-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lower Twin Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lower-twin-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lower Yosemite Fall Trail: Yes, with restrictions. Leashed pets are allowed on this paved trail. Pets are not allowed on other trails, even if carried. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lower-yosemite-fall-trail/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- LT John C. Helmick Rest Area (northbound I-5) (Corning, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lt-john-c-helmick-rest-area-i-5-northbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- LT John C. Helmick Rest Area (southbound I-5) (Corning, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lt-john-c-helmick-rest-area-i-5-southbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lubertha Johnson Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lubertha-johnson-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lucia Lodge (Big Sur, CA): No. Pets are not allowed. Source: Lucia Lodge, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lucia-lodge-big-sur/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lumsden Bridge Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lumsden-bridge-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lumsden Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lumsden-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Luning Rest Area (US-95): Yes, on leash. Source: Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/luning-rest-area-us-95/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lupine Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lupine-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lupine Cedar Bluff Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lupine-cedar-bluff-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lye Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lye-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Lynn Robie Dog Park (Sacramento, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Sacramento, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/lynn-robie-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ma-le'l Dunes Cooperative Management Area: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are allowed only on BLM property (the southern 206 acres). Source: Bureau of Land Management, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/malel-dunes-cooperative-management-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- MacCallum House (Mendocino, CA): Yes, with restrictions: $40 per night. Source: MacCallum House, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/maccallum-house-mendocino/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- MacDorsa Park (Scotts Valley, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Scotts Valley, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/macdorsa-park-scotts-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- MacKenzie Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mackenzie-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- MacKerricher State Park (Fort Bragg, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs not allowed: Seal Rookery, Virgin Creek Beach, Ten Mile Beach and Dunes (Inglenook Fen- Ten Mile Dunes NP). Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mackerricher-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mad River Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mad-river-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Maddox Park Dog Park (San Diego, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San Diego, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/maddox-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Maddux Ranch Regional Park (Santa Rosa, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/maddux-ranch-regional-park-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Madrone Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/madrone-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mahogany Grove Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mahogany-grove-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mailliard Redwoods State Natural Reserve (Yorkville, CA): No. No developed trails or facilities. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mailliard-redwoods-state-natural-reserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Main Beach (Del Mar) (Del Mar, CA): Yes, with restrictions. From June 16 through Labor Day, no dogs are allowed at any time. From the day after Labor Day through June 15, dogs must be leashed at all times except from dawn to 8:00 a.m. The area runs between Powerhouse Park and 29th Street. Source: City of Del Mar, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/del-mar-main-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Main Beach (Santa Cruz) (Santa Cruz, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed on Main Beach or the Santa Cruz Wharf. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/santa-cruz-main-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Main Street Dog Park (Alameda, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Alameda, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/main-street-dog-park-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Main Street Linear Park (Alameda, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Alameda, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/main-street-linear-park-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Majestic Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/majestic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Malakoff Diggins State Historic Park (Nevada City, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Except for service animals, dogs not allowed inside historic buildings. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/malakoff-diggins-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Malibu Beach Inn (Malibu, CA): No. Pets are not allowed. Source: Malibu Beach Inn, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/malibu-beach-inn-malibu/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Malibu Country Inn (Malibu, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 2 pets per room; $50 per pet per stay. Guests sign a pet agreement and keep pets out of the pool area. The page says pets, and tells guests to clean up after pets (dogs only). Source: Malibu Country Inn, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/malibu-country-inn-malibu/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Malibu Creek State Park (Calabasas, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are allowed only in the campground, day-use picnic areas, parking lots and paved park roads. Dogs are not allowed on park dirt roads or hiking trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/malibu-creek-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Malibu Lagoon State Beach (incl. Adamson House) (Malibu, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in parking lot. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/malibu-lagoon-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Malibu public beaches (City of Malibu) (Malibu, CA): No. The city notes that Leo Carrillo State Beach, near the Malibu and Ventura County line, allows dogs on leash in some areas. Source: City of Malibu, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/malibu-public-beaches/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mammoth Lakes Community Dog Park (Mammoth Lakes, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Town of Mammoth Lakes, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mammoth-lakes-community-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mammoth Lakes Trail System (Mammoth Lakes, CA): Yes. Source: Mammoth Lakes Trail System, U.S. Forest Service, Inyo National Forest, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mammoth-lakes-trail-system/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mammoth Pass Trailhead: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mammoth-pass-trailhead/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mammoth Pool Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mammoth-pool-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Manchester State Park (Manchester, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in campground. Dogs not allowed on beach or on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/manchester-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mandalay State Beach (Oxnard, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mandalay-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mandana Plaza (Oakland, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: City of Oakland, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mandana-plaza/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Manker Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/manker-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Manresa State Beach (Watsonville, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/manresa-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Manzanita Wash Loop 6W26: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/manzanita-wash-loop-6w26/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mar Monte Hotel (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes. The hotel welcomes dogs, with additional fees and guidelines. The FAQ gives no amounts, weight limit or leash rules. Source: Mar Monte Hotel, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mar-monte-hotel-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Marblehead Park (San Clemente, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of San Clemente, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/marblehead-park-san-clemente/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Marco Dog Park (Roseville, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Roseville, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/marco-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Marconi Conference Center State Historic Park (Marshall, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Please contact Maroni Conference Center at (415) 663-9020 or visit their website at Marconi State Park - Marconi Conference Center for information regarding their dog policy. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/marconi-conference-center-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Margaritaville Resort Lake Tahoe (South Lake Tahoe, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 2 pets per room; up to 30 lb each; $75 per pet per night. Dogs only. Dogs are not allowed in the pool or any other water feature, or inside any of the resort restaurants. Source: Margaritaville Resort Lake Tahoe, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/margaritaville-resort-lake-tahoe/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Marian Bear Memorial Park (San Diego, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 8 feet. Source: City of San Diego, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/marian-bear-memorial-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Marian Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/marian-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Marina Beach (Mother's Beach) (Marina del Rey, CA): No. Los Angeles County allows no animals on its beaches, including dogs. Source: Los Angeles County Department of Beaches and Harbors, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/marina-beach-mothers-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Marina Beach Motel (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes: $25 per pet per night. Source: Marina Beach Motel, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/marina-beach-motel-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Marina Cove Waterfront Park (Alameda, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Alameda, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/marina-cove-waterfront-park-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Marina Dog Park (San Leandro, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San Leandro, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/marina-dog-park-san-leandro/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Marina State Beach (Marina, CA): No. Dogs not allowed beyond day-use parking lot. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/marina-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Marina Village Inn (Alameda, CA): Yes. A small nightly fee applies per pet; the hotel does not state the amount. Its policy says pets, not dogs by name. Source: Marina Village Inn, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/marina-village-inn-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Marina Village Park (Alameda, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Alameda, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/marina-village-park-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mariners Roost Boat-In Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mariners-roost-boat-in-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Marinovich Park (Watsonville) (Watsonville, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Watsonville, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/marinovich-park-watsonville/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Marion Mountain Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/marion-mountain-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Markleeville Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/markleeville-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Marlin A. Pound Park Dog Park (Livermore, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Only for licensed dogs that belong to Livermore residents; without a current city license, you'll be asked to leave. Source: City of Livermore, Livermore Area Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/marlin-a-pound-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Marsh Creek State Historic Park (Brentwood, CA): No. Not open to the public. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/marsh-creek-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Marshall Beach (San Francisco, CA): No. Marshall Beach, the Battery to Bluffs Trail and Lobos Creek are closed to pets. Service animals are exempt. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/marshall-beach-ggnra/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Marshall Beach (San Francisco, CA): No. Marshall Beach and the Battery to Bluffs Trail are closed to pets. Service animals are exempt. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/marshall-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Marshall Gold Discovery State Historic Park (Placerville, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs on leash allowed on trails and in the river. Dogs not allowed in buildings. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/marshall-gold-discovery-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Martial Cottle Park State Recreation Area (San Jose, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/martial-cottle-park-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/martin-luther-king-jr-memorial-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Martin Luther King Jr. Regional Shoreline (Oakland, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are not allowed in the marsh areas and must be on a leash (6 feet maximum) everywhere else in the park. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/martin-luther-king-jr-regional-shoreline/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Martin Luther King Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/martin-luther-king-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Martins Dairy Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/martins-dairy-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Martins Dairy Horse Camp: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/martins-dairy-horse-camp/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mary Avenue Dog Park (Cupertino, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Cupertino, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mary-avenue-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mary Dutton Park Dog Runs (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mary-dutton-park-dog-runs/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mary Jane Falls Trailhead (Spring Mountains): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash at the trailhead. Source: U.S. Forest Service, Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mary-jane-falls-trailhead-spring-mountains/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mary Smith Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mary-smith-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Massack Rest Area (Highway 70) (Quincy, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/massack-rest-area-highway-70/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mast Park Off-Leash Dog Park (Santee, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Santee, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mast-park-dog-park-santee/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Masterson Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/masterson-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Matthews Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/matthews-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mattole Campground (King Range) (Petrolia, CA): Yes: on leash. Source: Bureau of Land Management, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mattole-campground-king-range/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Max Baer Park Dog Park (Livermore, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Only for licensed dogs that belong to Livermore residents; without a current city license, you'll be asked to leave. Source: City of Livermore, Livermore Area Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/max-baer-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Max Berg Plaza Park (San Clemente, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of San Clemente, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/max-berg-plaza-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Maxwell Farms Regional Park (Sonoma, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/maxwell-farms-regional-park-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Maxwell Park Dog Park (Anaheim, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Anaheim, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/maxwell-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Maxwell Rest Area (northbound I-5) (Maxwell, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/maxwell-rest-area-i-5-northbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Maxwell Rest Area (southbound I-5) (Maxwell, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/maxwell-rest-area-i-5-southbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- May Nissen Park Dog Park (Livermore, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Only for licensed dogs that belong to Livermore residents; without a current city license, you'll be asked to leave. Source: City of Livermore, Livermore Area Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/may-nissen-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mayberry Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mayberry-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mayfair Place Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mayfair-place-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mayflower Dog Park (Escondido, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Escondido, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mayflower-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mayor's Park (Carson City, NV): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mayors-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mayyan 'Ooyakma - Coyote Ridge Open Space Preserve: No. Dogs are not permitted anywhere on the preserve, except service animals. Source: Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mayyan-ooyakma-coyote-ridge-open-space-preserve-scvosa/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- McAbee Beach (Monterey, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: City of Monterey, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mcabee-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- McArthur-Burney Falls Memorial State Park (Burney, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in parking lot, paved roadway, campgrounds. Dogs not allowed on trails or day-use areas. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mcarthur-burney-falls-memorial-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- McBean Park Bark Park (Lincoln, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Lincoln, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mcbean-park-bark-park-lincoln/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- McBride Springs Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mcbride-springs-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- McCarran Marketplace Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mccarran-marketplace-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- McCloud Bridge Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mccloud-bridge-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- McCloud RV Park (McCloud, CA): Yes, in RV sites, cabins and A-frames: $4 per pet per night. Source: McCloud RV Park, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mccloud-rv-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- McConnell Dog Park (Elk Grove, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: Cosumnes Community Services District, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mcconnell-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- McConnell State Recreation Area (Ballico, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in campground. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mcconnell-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- McGee Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mcgee-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- McGill Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mcgill-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- McGrail Vineyards (Livermore, CA): No. Dogs are not permitted on the winery grounds. The tasting booking page adds that only documented service animals are welcome. Source: McGrail Vineyards, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mcgrail-vineyards-livermore/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- McGrath State Beach (Oxnard, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in campground and day-use area. Dogs not allowed on beach. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mcgrath-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- McKelvey Park (Mountain View, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash only in the designated area, Monday to Friday from 6:30 to 10:30 a.m. Source: City of Mountain View, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mckelvey-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- McKenzie Park Dog Park (Los Altos, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Los Altos, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mckenzie-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- McKinley Park (Alameda, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Alameda, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mckinley-park-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- McKinley Square Dog Play Area (San Francisco, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mckinley-square-dog-play-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- McLaren Park Geneva Dog Play Area (San Francisco, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mclaren-park-geneva-dog-play-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- McLaren Park Shelley Dog Play Area (San Francisco, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Most of the area bounded by Shelley Drive is open to off-leash dogs. Leash your dog at the amphitheater during performances, camps and events, near children's play areas and picnic areas, and south of the Jerry Garcia Amphitheater, where dogs must also stay on the trail. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mclaren-park-shelley-dog-play-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- McLaughlin Eastshore State Park State Seashore (Berkeley, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mclaughlin-eastshore-state-park-state-seashore/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- McWilliams Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mcwilliams-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Meadow Camp Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/meadow-camp-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Meadow Knolls Group Camp: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/meadow-knolls-group-camp/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Meadow Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/meadow-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Meadow Lake Shoreline Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/meadow-lake-shoreline-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Meadow View Equestrian Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/meadow-view-equestrian-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Meadowview Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/meadowview-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Meeks Bay Beach: No. Meeks Bay Beach is a designated swimming beach, and dogs are not allowed. Source: USDA Forest Service, Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit, checked 2026-10-27. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/meeks-bay-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Meeks Bay Campground: No. Pets are not allowed at the Meeks Bay resort or campgrounds. Source: USDA Forest Service, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/meeks-bay-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Meeks Bay Resort: No. Pets are not allowed. Source: USDA Forest Service, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/meeks-bay-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Melville Estate Winery (Lompoc, CA): Yes. Source: Melville Winery, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/melville-estate-winery-lompoc/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Memorial Park (Albany, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are allowed in Section B from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. every day, and never in Section A, the ball field, or inside a play structure area. Source: City of Albany, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/memorial-park-albany/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Memorial Park Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/memorial-park-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Memorial Park Dog Area (Chula Vista, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Chula Vista, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/memorial-park-dog-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Memorial Park Dog Run (Santa Monica, CA): Yes, with restrictions. For dogs licensed by the City of Santa Monica. Non-residents may use only the Airport Park dog park, with a permit tag from the Santa Monica Animal Shelter. Source: City of Santa Monica, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/memorial-park-dog-run/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mendocino Grove (Mendocino, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 2 pets per site; dog park on site; $35 per pet per night. Dogs stay only in designated pet-friendly tents; add your dog to the reservation before you arrive. No puppies under a year old. Source: Mendocino Grove, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mendocino-grove/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mendocino Headlands State Park (incl. Ford House) (Mendocino, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mendocino-headlands-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mendocino Woodlands State Park (Mendocino, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mendocino-woodlands-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Merriam Vineyards (Healdsburg, CA): Yes, on a leash. Source: Merriam Vineyards, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/merriam-vineyards-healdsburg/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Merrill Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/merrill-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Merrill RV Dump Station: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/merrill-rv-dump-station/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mesa beach, Shoreline Park to Arroyo Burro (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash on the beach from the Shoreline Park staircase west to the eastern edge of the Arroyo Burro Estuary. Dogs must be licensed and tagged, healthy, not in heat and not aggressive. Source: City of Santa Barbara, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/santa-barbara-mesa-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mesa Marin Sports Complex Dog Park (Bakersfield, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Bakersfield, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mesa-marin-sports-complex-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mesa Park (Summerlin) (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mesa-park-summerlin/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mesquite Trails RV Resort (Mesquite, NV): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 2 pets per site; dog park on site; up to $3.50 per pet per night. No Pit Bulls, Rottweilers, Doberman Pinschers or other breeds the resort deems aggressive. Source: Mesquite Trails RV Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mesquite-trails-rv-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mesquite Welcome Station (I-15): Yes, on leash. Source: Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mesquite-welcome-station-i-15/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Messenger Flats Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/messenger-flats-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mexican Dam Open Space (Carson City, NV): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mexican-dam-open-space/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mexican Ditch Trail (Carson City, NV): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mexican-ditch-trail/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Middle Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/middle-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Middle Fork Cosumnes Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/middle-fork-cosumnes-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Middle Lion Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/middle-lion-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Middle Meadows Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/middle-meadows-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Midge Creek Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/midge-creek-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mike Hess Brewing North Park (San Diego, CA): Yes. Source: Mike Hess Brewing, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mike-hess-brewing-north-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mike Hess Brewing Ocean Beach (San Diego, CA): Yes. Source: Mike Hess Brewing, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mike-hess-brewing-ocean-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mike Morgan Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mike-morgan-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mile Square Regional Park (Fountain Valley, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: OC Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mile-square-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mill Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mill-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mill Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mill-creek-campground-tuolumne/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mill Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mill-creek-campground-colusa/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mill Creek Falls Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mill-creek-falls-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mill Creek Park (Ukiah, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: County of Mendocino, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mill-creek-park-ukiah/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mill Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mill-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mill Valley Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mill-valley-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mill Valley Community Garden (Mill Valley, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: City of Mill Valley, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mill-valley-community-garden-mill-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mill Valley Dog Park (Mill Valley, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Mill Valley, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mill-valley-dog-park-mill-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mill Valley Golf Course (Mill Valley, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: City of Mill Valley, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mill-valley-golf-course-mill-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mill Valley Skate Park (Mill Valley, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Mill Valley, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mill-valley-skate-park-mill-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mill Valley Steps, Lanes and Paths (Mill Valley, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Mill Valley, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mill-valley-steps-lanes-and-paths-mill-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Miller Grove Park (Mill Valley, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Mill Valley, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/miller-grove-park-mill-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Miller/Knox Regional Shoreline (Richmond, CA): Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/miller-knox-regional-shoreline/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Millers Rest Area (US-95): Yes, on leash. Source: Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/millers-rest-area-us-95/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Millerton Lake State Recreation Area (Friant, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in campground. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/millerton-lake-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Milsap Bar Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/milsap-bar-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mimi De Marta Dog Park (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mimi-de-marta-dog-park-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Minaret Falls Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/minaret-falls-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Minaret Vista Observation Site: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/minaret-vista-observation-site/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Minersville Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/minersville-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mira Costa Park (San Clemente, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of San Clemente, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mira-costa-park-san-clemente/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mirabelli Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mirabelli-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mirada Surf Coastal Trail (Fitzgerald Marine Reserve) (Moss Beach, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: San Mateo County Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mirada-surf-coastal-trail-moss-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Miranda Pine Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/miranda-pine-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mirror Lake Road (Yosemite Valley): Yes, with restrictions. Leashed pets are allowed on the paved road to Mirror Lake but not on the unpaved trail around Mirror Lake. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mirror-lake-road-yosemite/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mission Bay Park (beaches and bay shoreline) (San Diego, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Outside Fiesta Island: dogs are not allowed 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. from October 31 to March 31, and 9:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. from April 1 to October 31. Outside those hours dogs must be on a leash. Source: City of San Diego, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mission-bay-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mission Brewery Downtown (San Diego, CA): Yes. Source: Mission Brewery, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mission-brewery-downtown-san-diego/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mission Dolores Park Dog Play Areas (San Francisco, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash only in the two dog play areas: the north one on the Dolores Street slope between the south court service driveway and the 19th Street promenade, and the south one north of the playground. Leash your dog near the athletic fields, playground and tennis courts. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mission-dolores-park-dog-play-areas/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mission Historical Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mission-historical-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mission Oaks Dog Park (Camarillo, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Pleasant Valley Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mission-oaks-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mission Peak Regional Preserve: Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mission-peak-regional-preserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mission Plaza Park (Santa Cruz) (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mission-plaza-park-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mission Ranch (Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA): No. Pets are not allowed. Source: Mission Ranch, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mission-ranch-carmel-by-the-sea/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mission Trails Regional Park (San Diego, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 8 feet. Source: City of San Diego, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mission-trails-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mitchell Park Dog Park (Palo Alto, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Palo Alto, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mitchell-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mitchell's Cove Beach (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash before 10 a.m. and after 4 p.m. Beach access is by the stairway on West Cliff Drive at Sunset Avenue. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mitchells-cove-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Miyuki Dog Park (San Jose, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San José, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/miyuki-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Moapa Valley National Wildlife Refuge: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must stay on marked trails and pathways. Owners must clean up after their dogs. Source: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/moapa-valley-national-wildlife-refuge/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Moapa Valley Sports Park (Moapa Valley, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/moapa-valley-sports-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Moffat Open Space (Carson City, NV): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/moffat-open-space/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mogul Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mogul-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mojave National Preserve: Yes, with restrictions. Pets are allowed on all trails, on a leash of 6 feet or less at all times (dogs used while hunting excepted). Pets are not allowed inside buildings, except service animals. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mojave-national-preserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mokelumne Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mokelumne-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Molasky Family Park Dog Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/molasky-family-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mono Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mono-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mono Hot Springs Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mono-hot-springs-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mono Lake Tufa State Natural Reserve (Lee Vinning, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in most areas, except for the State Reserve Boardwalk and the County Park. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mono-lake-tufa-state-natural-reserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mono Mills Historic Site: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mono-mills-historic-site/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Montaña de Oro State Park (Los Osos, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are allowed only in the campground, roadways, and Spooner's Cove Beach. Dogs are allowed only on leash in these permitted areas and are not allowed on trails. A word of caution: one of the predominant undergrowth plants in the area is poison oak and ticks are present which may carry Lyme disease . Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/montana-de-oro-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Montara State Beach (Montara, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/montara-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Montclair Railroad Trail (Oakland, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: City of Oakland, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/montclair-railroad-trail/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Monte Bello Preserve: No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/monte-bello-preserve-midpen/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Monte Cristo Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/monte-cristo-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Monte Verde Inn (Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA): Yes, in all rooms: up to 2 pets per room; $30 per night. Source: Monte Verde Inn, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/monte-verde-inn-carmel-by-the-sea/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Monte Vista Dog Park (Carpinteria) (Carpinteria, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Carpinteria, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/monte-vista-dog-park-carpinteria/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Monterey Avenue Park (Capitola) (Capitola, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Capitola, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/monterey-avenue-park-capitola/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Monterey Bay Coastal Recreation Trail (City of Monterey) (Monterey, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: City of Monterey, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/monterey-bay-coastal-recreation-trail/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Monterey Hotel (Monterey, CA): Yes, with restrictions: up to 2 pets per room; $35 per pet per night. Dogs only, two per room. Dogs of 50 pounds or more need approval when booking. Pets in non-furry-friendly rooms bring a $50 fine per night. Source: Monterey Hotel, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/monterey-hotel-monterey/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Monterey Peninsula Inn (Pacific Grove, CA): Yes, with restrictions: up to 2 pets per room; $30 per pet per night. Dogs only (no cats or other pets), in designated pet-friendly units only. Guests sign a pet policy agreement at check-in. Any undisclosed or unregistered pet brings a $300 cleaning fee. Source: Monterey Peninsula Inn, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/monterey-peninsula-inn-pacific-grove/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Monterey State Beach (Monterey, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed on the beach or dunes from the Seaside parking lot north. Leashed dogs are allowed only on the beach from the Roberts parking lot south. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/monterey-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Monterey State Historic Park (Monterey, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs not allowed inside park buildings. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/monterey-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Montevalle Park Dog Park (Chula Vista, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Chula Vista, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/montevalle-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Montgomery Woods State Natural Reserve (Ukiah, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/montgomery-woods-state-natural-reserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Moon Lim Lee Rest Area (eastbound Highway 299) (Weaverville, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/moon-lim-lee-rest-area-highway-299-eastbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Moonlight Brewing Company (Santa Rosa, CA): Yes. Source: Moonlight Brewing Company, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/moonlight-brewing-company-santa-rosa/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Moonlight State Beach (Encinitas, CA): No. Park unit operated by the City of Encintas. Check website at https://encinitasca.gov/Residents/Parks-Beaches-Trails/Beaches for more information. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/moonlight-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Moore Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/moore-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Moore Creek Campground (group/family): Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/moore-creek-campground-group-family/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Moore Creek Park (Hennessy Unit) (St. Helena, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are not permitted in the water at Lake Hennessy, the City of Napa's drinking water. Source: Napa County Regional Park and Open Space District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/moore-creek-park-hennessy-unit-napa-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Moraine Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/moraine-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Moran Goodman Park (Glen Ellen, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/moran-goodman-park-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Moreton Bay Fig Tree Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/moreton-bay-fig-tree-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Morgan Mill Preserve and Open Space (Carson City, NV): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/morgan-mill-preserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Morgan Territory Regional Preserve (Livermore, CA): Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/morgan-territory-regional-preserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Morley Field Dog Off-Leash Area (Balboa Park) (San Diego, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: City of San Diego, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/morley-field-dog-off-leash-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mormon Rocks Interpretive Trail 6W04: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mormon-rocks-interpretive-trail-6w04/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mormon Station State Historic Park (Genoa, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are not allowed during special events. Source: Nevada Division of State Parks, Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mormon-station-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Morro Bay State Park (Morro Bay, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Unless posted signs say otherwise. Dogs are allowed only on leash in permitted areas. Stay on trails to avoid poison oak and ticks that may carry Lyme disease . Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/morro-bay-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Morro Rock Beach (Morro Bay city beach) (Morro Bay, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Morro Bay, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/morro-rock-beach-morro-bay/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Morro Strand State Beach (Morro Bay, CA): No. Dogs allowed only in Morro Strand Campground. Dogs not allowed on the beach. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/morro-strand-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Morse Community Park Dog Park (Elk Grove, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: Cosumnes Community Services District, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/morse-community-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Moscone Dog Play Area (San Francisco, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/moscone-dog-play-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mosley's Cafe (Alameda, CA): Yes, on the dock. Source: Mosley's Cafe, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mosleys-cafe-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mosquito Flat Backpacker Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mosquito-flat-backpacker-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mosquito Lakes Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mosquito-lakes-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Moss Cove Rest Area (southbound US-101) (Laytonville, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/moss-cove-rest-area-us-101-southbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Moss Landing State Beach (Watsonville, CA): No. Dogs not allowed beyond day-use parking lot. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/moss-landing-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mosswood Park (Oakland, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: City of Oakland, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mosswood-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mosswood Park Dog Play Area (Oakland, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Oakland, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mosswood-park-dog-play-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 - Ventura South (Ventura, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-ventura-south/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Anaheim Maingate (Anaheim, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-anaheim-maingate/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Auburn, CA: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-auburn-ca/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Bakersfield Airport (Bakersfield, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-bakersfield-airport/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Bakersfield, CA - Central (Bakersfield, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-bakersfield-ca-central/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Bakersfield, CA - Convention Center (Bakersfield, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-bakersfield-ca-convention-center/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Beatty / Death Valley (Beatty, NV): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-beatty-death-valley/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Carlsbad - Village (Carlsbad, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-carlsbad-village/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Carlsbad East (Carlsbad, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-carlsbad-east/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Carlsbad South (Carlsbad, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-carlsbad-south/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Carpinteria (Carpinteria, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-carpinteria/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Chico: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-chico/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Coalinga, CA - East: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-coalinga-ca-east/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Concord, CA (Concord, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-concord-ca/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Corona, CA: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-corona-ca/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Davis, CA - Sacramento Area (Davis, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-davis-ca-sacramento-area/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 El Cajon, CA - San Diego (El Cajon, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-el-cajon-ca-san-diego/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 El Monte: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-el-monte/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Elko, NV (Elko, NV): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-elko-nv/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Ely (Ely, NV): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-ely/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Escondido: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-escondido/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Eureka, CA: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-eureka-ca/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Fairfield: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-fairfield-924795750/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Fontana, CA (Fontana, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-fontana-ca/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Fort Bragg: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-fort-bragg/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Fremont (Fremont, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-fremont/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Fremont, CA - North: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-fremont-ca-north/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Fresno - Blackstone North (Fresno, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-fresno-blackstone-north/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Fresno - State Route 99 (Fresno, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-fresno-state-route-99/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Hacienda Heights, CA - Los Angeles (Hacienda Heights, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-hacienda-heights-ca-los-angeles/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Hayward, CA - East Bay: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-hayward-ca-east-bay/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 La Mesa, CA - San Diego (La Mesa, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-la-mesa-ca-san-diego/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Las Vegas - Tropicana: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-las-vegas-tropicana/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Long Beach, Intl City: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-long-beach-intl-city/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Los Angeles - Hollywood: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-los-angeles-hollywood/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Los Angeles - Long Beach (Long Beach, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-los-angeles-long-beach/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Los Angeles, CA - Los Angeles - LAX (Inglewood, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-los-angeles-ca-los-angeles-lax-inglewood/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Lost Hills, CA (Lost Hills, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-lost-hills-ca/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Mammoth Lakes, CA (Mammoth Lakes, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-mammoth-lakes-ca/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Marina, CA - Monterey (Marina, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-marina-ca-monterey/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Marysville, CA: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-marysville-ca/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Modesto, CA - Downtown (Modesto, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-modesto-ca-downtown/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Monterey (Monterey, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-monterey/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Moreno Valley, CA - Perris (Moreno Valley, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-moreno-valley-ca-perris/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Napa: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-napa/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Oakdale, CA (Oakdale, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-oakdale-ca/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Ontario, CA - Airport: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-ontario-ca-airport/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Palm Springs: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-palm-springs-721746461/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Palm Springs - Rancho Mirage (Rancho Mirage, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-palm-springs-rancho-mirage/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Palm Springs Downtown: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-palm-springs-downtown/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Pismo Beach, CA - Pacific Ocean (Pismo Beach, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-pismo-beach-ca-pacific-ocean/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Pleasanton (Pleasanton, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-pleasanton/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Porterville (Porterville, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-porterville/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Redding North: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-redding-north/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Redlands, CA (Redlands, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-redlands-ca/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Rohnert Park, CA (Rohnert Park, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-rohnert-park-ca/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Rosemead, CA - Los Angeles;Motel 6 (Rosemead, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-rosemead-ca-los-angeles-motel-6/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Sacramento (Sacramento, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-sacramento/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Sacramento Downtown (Sacramento, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-sacramento-downtown/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Sacramento North (Sacramento, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-sacramento-north/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Sacramento West (West Sacramento, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-sacramento-west-west-sacramento/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Sacramento-Old Sacramento North: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-sacramento-old-sacramento-north/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Salinas, CA (Salinas, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-salinas-ca/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 San Bernardino, CA - North: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-san-bernardino-ca-north/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 San Bernardino, CA - South: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-san-bernardino-ca-south/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 San Diego, CA - Downtown (San Diego, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-san-diego-ca-downtown/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 San Diego, CA - Hotel Circle - Mission Valley (San Diego, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-san-diego-ca-hotel-circle-mission-valley/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 San Jose Airport (San Jose, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-san-jose-airport/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 San Jose Convention Center (San Jose, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-san-jose-convention-center/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 San Luis Obispo North: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-san-luis-obispo-north/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 San Luis Obispo South (San Luis Obispo, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-san-luis-obispo-south/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Santa Ana, CA (Santa Ana, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-santa-ana-ca/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Santa Maria South (Santa Maria, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-santa-maria-south/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Sparks, NV - Airport - Sparks (Sparks, NV): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-sparks-nv-airport-sparks/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Stockton - Charter Way West (Stockton, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-stockton-charter-way-west/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Stockton East (Stockton, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-stockton-east/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Stockton, CA - North (Stockton, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-stockton-ca-north/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Sunnyvale North (Sunnyvale, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-sunnyvale-north/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Sunnyvale South (Sunnyvale, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-sunnyvale-south/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Thousand Oaks CA: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-thousand-oaks-ca/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Tulare CA (Tulare, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-tulare-ca/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Twentynine Palms (Twentynine Palms, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-twentynine-palms/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Ukiah: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-ukiah/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Ukiah – North (Ukiah, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-ukiah-north/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Victorville, CA - Apple Valley (Victorville, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-victorville-ca-apple-valley/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Visalia: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-visalia/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Williams, CA: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-williams-ca/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Willows, CA: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-willows-ca/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6 Woodland, CA – Sacramento Airport (Woodland, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-woodland-ca-sacramento-airport/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, 1801 Embarcadero: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-1801-embarcadero/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, 2145 East Harbor Boulevard: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-2145-east-harbor-boulevard/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, 3708 Plaza Drive: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-3708-plaza-drive/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, 466 N North Weed Boulevard: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-466-n-north-weed-boulevard/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, 8480 Edes Avenue: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-8480-edes-avenue/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, 860 4th Street: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-860-4th-street/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, 895 Geary Street: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-895-geary-street/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Arcadia (Arcadia, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-arcadia/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Barstow (Barstow, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-barstow/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Belmont (Belmont, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-belmont/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Big Bear Lake (Big Bear Lake, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-big-bear-lake/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Buena Park (Buena Park, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-buena-park/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Carson City (Carson City, NV): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-carson-city/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Costa Mesa (Costa Mesa, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-costa-mesa/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Dixon (Dixon, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-dixon/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, El Centro (El Centro, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-el-centro/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Fairfield (Fairfield, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-fairfield/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Fitzgerald Drive: Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-fitzgerald-drive/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Fountain Valley (Fountain Valley, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-fountain-valley/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Fresno (Fresno, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-fresno/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Goleta (Goleta, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-goleta/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Gustine (Gustine, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-gustine/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Hawthorne (Hawthorne, NV): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-hawthorne/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Hesperia (Hesperia, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-hesperia/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Hesperia (Hesperia, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-hesperia-933209035/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Indio (Indio, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-indio/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, King City (King City, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-king-city/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Lancaster (Lancaster, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-lancaster/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Las Vegas (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-las-vegas/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Lompoc (Lompoc, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-lompoc/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Los Banos (Los Banos, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-los-banos/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Merced (Merced, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-merced/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Modesto (Modesto, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-modesto/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Needles (Needles, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-needles/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, North Hills (North Hills, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-north-hills/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Norwalk (Norwalk, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-norwalk/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Palm Springs (Palm Springs, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-palm-springs/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Reno (Reno, NV): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-reno/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, San Diego (San Diego, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-san-diego/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, San Francisco (San Francisco, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-san-francisco/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, San Francisco (San Francisco, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-san-francisco-11593097605/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, San Rafael (San Rafael, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-san-rafael/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, San Ysidro (San Ysidro, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-san-ysidro/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Santa Ana (Santa Ana, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-santa-ana/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Santa Barbara (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-santa-barbara/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Santa Barbara (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-santa-barbara-316960377/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Simi Valley (Simi Valley, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-simi-valley/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Stockton (Stockton, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-stockton/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Vacaville (Vacaville, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-vacaville/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Ventura (Ventura, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-ventura/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Motel 6, Yreka (Yreka, CA): Yes, under the Motel 6 brand policy: up to 2 pets per room; no pet fee. Source: Motel 6, checked 2026-10-28. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/motel-6-yreka/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mother Nature's Inn (Tahoe City, CA): Yes, in every room: up to 2 pets per room; $75 per stay. Source: Mother Nature's Inn, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mother-natures-inn-tahoe-city/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mount Diablo State Park (Walnut Creek, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are NOT permitted on trails, fire roads or in park buildings. Dogs are allowed only in developed areas of the park. They must be kept on a leash during the day and in an enclosed vehicle or tent at night. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mount-diablo-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mount San Jacinto State Park (Idyllwild, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in the Idyllwild and Stone Creek Campground. Dogs not allowed in the wilderness or on the Palm Springs Tram, with exception of service animals. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mount-san-jacinto-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mount San Miguel Park Dog Park (Chula Vista, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Chula Vista, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mount-san-miguel-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mount Tamalpais State Park (Mill Valley, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in developed areas. Dogs not allowed in the following areas: trails, dirt roads, and backcountry areas. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mount-tamalpais-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mountain Crest Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mountain-crest-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mountain Glen Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mountain-glen-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mountain Lake Park Dog Play Area (San Francisco, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mountain-lake-park-dog-play-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mountain Oak Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mountain-oak-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mountain Ridge Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mountain-ridge-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mountain View Nature Park (Gardnerville, NV): No. The K-9 Korral is the only Town of Gardnerville park that allows dogs. Source: Town of Gardnerville, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mountain-view-nature-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mountain View Park Dog Run (Laughlin, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mountain-view-park-dog-run/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mountain's Edge Regional Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mountains-edge-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mt. Ashland Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mt-ashland-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mt. Pacifico Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mt-pacifico-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mt. Pinos Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mt-pinos-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mt. Rose  Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mt-rose-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mt. Rose Welcome Plaza: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash at the trailhead. Source: U.S. Forest Service, Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mt-rose-welcome-plaza-humboldt-toiyabe/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mt. Tamalpais Watershed (Marin Water): Yes, on leash. Source: Marin Water, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mt-tamalpais-watershed-marin-water/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mt. Whitney Trailhead Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mt-whitney-trailhead-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Muddy Springs Trail 2W02: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/muddy-springs-trail-2w02/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Muir Beach: Yes, with restrictions. On the beach itself, dogs may be on leash or under voice control. On Kaashi Way and the Coastal Trail, dogs must be leashed. The Redwood Creek lagoon and riparian area are closed. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/muir-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Muir Woods National Monument: No. Pets are not permitted in Muir Woods, including on trails and at ranger-led programs. The park suggests nearby Muir Beach and some Marin Headlands trails instead. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/muir-woods-national-monument/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Muirwood Dog Park (Pleasanton, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Pleasanton, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/muirwood-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mulebridge Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mulebridge-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mulholland Ridge Open Space Preserve (Moraga, CA): Yes. Source: Town of Moraga, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mulholland-ridge-open-space-preserve-moraga/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Mumford Bar Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/mumford-bar-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Murrieta's Well (Livermore, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs on leash on the downstairs outdoor patio only; ADA service dogs only indoors. Source: Murrieta's Well, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/murrietas-well-livermore/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Nacimiento Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/nacimiento-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Nadelos Campground (King Range): Yes: on leash. Source: Bureau of Land Management, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/nadelos-campground-king-range/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Naggar Park Dog Park (Temecula, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Temecula, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/naggar-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Napa River Bay Trail (American Canyon, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Napa County Regional Park and Open Space District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/napa-river-bay-trail-napa-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Napa River Ecological Reserve (Yountville, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Napa County Regional Park and Open Space District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/napa-river-ecological-reserve-napa-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Napa Valley Vine Trail: Yes, on leash. Source: Napa County Regional Park and Open Space District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/napa-valley-vine-trail-napa-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Nate's Point Dog Off-Leash Area (Balboa Park) (San Diego, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: City of San Diego, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/nates-point-dog-off-leash-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Nathaniel Jones Park Dog Play Area (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/nathaniel-jones-park-dog-play-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- National Children's Forest: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/national-childrens-forest/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Natural Bridges State Beach (Santa Cruz, CA): No. except on pavement and in picnic area on leash. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/natural-bridges-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Navarro River Redwoods State Park (Albion, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/navarro-river-redwoods-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Navy Beach Paddle Boat Launch: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/navy-beach-paddle-boat-launch/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Navy Camp Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/navy-camp-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Nealon Park Dog Park (Menlo Park, CA): Yes, with restrictions. The fenced field is a dog park only Monday to Friday from 8 to 10 a.m.; the rest of the time it is a softball and baseball field. Source: City of Menlo Park, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/nealon-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Nelder Grove Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/nelder-grove-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Nellis Meadows Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/nellis-meadows-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Nelson Point Campground (group/family): Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/nelson-point-campground-group-family/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Nepenthe (Big Sur, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are not allowed at Nepenthe or the Café Kevah. They are welcome in The Phoenix Shop. Source: Nepenthe, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/nepenthe-big-sur/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Neptune Park (Alameda, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Alameda, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/neptune-park-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Nettle Springs Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/nettle-springs-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Nevada Beach: No. Dogs are not allowed on the beach or in the picnic areas. Leashed pets are allowed in the campground. Source: USDA Forest Service, Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/nevada-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Nevada Beach Campground and Day Use Pavilion: Yes, with restrictions: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Leashed dogs are allowed in the campground, but not in the picnic areas or on the beach. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/nevada-beach-campground-and-day-use-pavilion/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Nevada Trails Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/nevada-trails-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- New Brighton State Beach (Capitola, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/new-brighton-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- New Shady Rest Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/new-shady-rest-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- New Washoe City Park (New Washoe City, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/new-washoe-city-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Newburg Park (Dennis Wendt Sports Complex) (Fortuna, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Fortuna, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/newburg-park-fortuna/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Newhall Park Paw Patch (Concord, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Concord, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/newhall-park-paw-patch/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Newport Beach city beaches (Newport Beach, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are not allowed on any ocean or bay beach, or any beachfront sidewalk, from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Before 10 a.m. and after 4:30 p.m., leashed dogs are allowed. Off-leash dogs are never allowed. Source: City of Newport Beach, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/newport-beach-city-beaches/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Newport Beach Dog Park (Avocado Ave and San Miguel Dr) (Newport Beach, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Newport Beach, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/newport-beach-dog-park-avocado-ave/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort & Marina (Newport Beach, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on a leash no longer than 6 feet; up to 2 pets per site; dog park on site; $2 per pet per night. No pets on the beach, pool deck, lawns or planters, or inside resort buildings. Source: Newport Dunes Waterfront Resort & Marina, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/newport-dunes-waterfront-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Niagara Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/niagara-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Nicholas Canyon Beach (Malibu, CA): No. Los Angeles County allows no animals on its beaches, including dogs. Source: Los Angeles County Department of Beaches and Harbors, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/nicholas-canyon-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Nipomo Dog Park (Nipomo, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: San Luis Obispo County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/nipomo-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Nira Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/nira-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Nobel Dog Park (San Diego, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San Diego, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/nobel-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Noble Gulch Park (Capitola) (Capitola, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Capitola, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/noble-gulch-park-capitola/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Norcross Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/norcross-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Nordheimer Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/nordheimer-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Norma Rose Dog Park (Cayucos, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: San Luis Obispo County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/norma-rose-dog-park-cayucos/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Normandy Inn (Carmel-by-the-Sea, CA): No. Pets are not allowed. Source: Normandy Inn, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/normandy-inn-carmel-by-the-sea/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- North Beach (Del Mar Dog Beach) (Del Mar, CA): Yes, with restrictions. From the day after Labor Day through June 15, dogs may be off leash under voice control. From June 16 through Labor Day, dogs must be leashed at all times except from dawn to 8:00 a.m. The area runs from 29th Street north to the Solana Beach border. Source: City of Del Mar, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/del-mar-north-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- North Escalante Park (Boulder City, NV): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: City of Boulder City, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/north-escalante-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- North Fork Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/north-fork-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- North Fork Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/north-fork-campground-del-norte/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- North Fork Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/north-fork-campground-colusa/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- North Fork Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/north-fork-campground-placer/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- North Kings Loop (Carson City, NV): No. Dogs are not allowed here; service animals are exempt. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/north-kings-loop/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- North Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/north-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- North Loop Trailhead (Spring Mountains): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash at the trailhead. Source: U.S. Forest Service, Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/north-loop-trailhead-spring-mountains/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- North Natomas Regional Park Dog Parks (Sacramento, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Sacramento, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/north-natomas-regional-park-dog-parks/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- North Shore Family Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/north-shore-family-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- North Sonoma Mountain Regional Park and Open Space Preserve (Santa Rosa, CA): No. The county's page lists dogs as not allowed on the trails; it does not say whether they are allowed elsewhere in the park. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/north-sonoma-mountain-regional-park-and-open-space-preserve-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- North Valleys Regional Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are on leash except in the soccer field used for off-leash dog use at set times (November through February, 8 a.m. to sunset daily; March through October, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday). Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/north-valleys-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- North Valleys Regional Park Off-Leash Field (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash on the fully fenced soccer field at the end of Silver Lake Road: November through February, 8 a.m. to sunset every day; March through October, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on weekdays only. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/north-valleys-regional-park-off-leash-field/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- North Valleys Regional Park Trails: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/north-valleys-regional-park-trails-washoe/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Northshore Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/northshore-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Northwest Community Park Dog Park (Santa Rosa, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Santa Rosa, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/northwest-community-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Noyo Harbor Inn (Fort Bragg, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Only some rooms accept dogs. The page states no pet fee, size limit or number of pets. Source: Noyo Harbor Inn, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/noyo-harbor-inn-fort-bragg/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Noyo Headlands Park (Fort Bragg, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Fort Bragg, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/noyo-headlands-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Nunatak Tioga Tarns Trailhead: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/nunatak-tioga-tarns-trailhead/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- O'Brien Rest Area (northbound I-5) (Shasta Lake, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/o-brien-rest-area-i-5-northbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- O'Callaghan Park Dog Park (Henderson, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Henderson, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ocallaghan-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- O'Donnell Heritage Park (Carmichael, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Carmichael Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/o-donnell-heritage-park-carmichael/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- O'Neill Regional Park (Trabuco Canyon, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are not permitted on trails in the wilderness areas (Arroyo Trabuco Wilderness, Vedanta Wilderness, Tijeras Creek and Eagle Grove area). They are allowed in the campground, on all paved roads and on the Mesa, Arroyo Mesa, Twisted Tire and Pawfoot trails (Pawfoot within the campground only). Source: OC Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/oneill-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Oak Canyon Dog Park (Oak Park, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/oak-canyon-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Oak Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/oak-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Oak Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/oak-flat-campground-los-angeles/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Oak Flat Camping Area: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/oak-flat-camping-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Oak Glen Park (Oakland, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: City of Oakland, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/oak-glen-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Oak Grove Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/oak-grove-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Oak Leaf Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/oak-leaf-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Oak Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/oak-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Oakwood Valley Trail: Yes, with restrictions. Leashed or under voice control, down to Alta Avenue. Service animals are treated differently. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/oakwood-valley-trail-ggnra/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Oasis Las Vegas RV Resort (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions: on a leash no longer than 6 feet; up to 3 pets per site; dog park on site. No Pit Bulls or Pit Bull mixes, and no aggressive, noisy or vicious dogs; other breeds may also be barred, so call to check yours. Source: Oasis Las Vegas RV Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/oasis-las-vegas-rv-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Oasis Park Dog Park (Elk Grove, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: Cosumnes Community Services District, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/oasis-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Oat Hill Mine Trail (Calistoga, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: Napa County Regional Park and Open Space District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/oat-hill-mine-trail-napa-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Observatory Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/observatory-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Obsidian Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/obsidian-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Obsidian Flat Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/obsidian-flat-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ocean Beach (San Francisco) (San Francisco, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be on leash or under voice control, except in the Snowy Plover Protection Area from Stairwell 21 south to Sloat Boulevard, where dogs must be leashed from July 1 to May 15. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ocean-beach-san-francisco/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ocean Echo Inn & Beach Cottages (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dog friendly in some rooms; the page says to call. It gives no fee, weight limit or leash rules. Source: Ocean Echo Inn & Beach Cottages, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ocean-echo-inn-and-beach-cottages-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ocean Park Inn (Pacific Beach) (San Diego, CA): No. Pets are not allowed. Source: Ocean Park Inn, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ocean-park-inn-pacific-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ocean View Park Off-Leash Area (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ocean-view-park-dog-area-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Oceano Dunes State Vehicular Recreation Area (Oceano, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Leashed dogs allowed. Dogs not allowed at Oso Flaco Lake or Pismo State Beach Dune Preserve. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/oceano-dunes-state-vehicular-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ocotillo Wells State Vehicular Recreation Area (Borrego Springs, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are allowed throughout the SVRA. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ocotillo-wells-state-vehicular-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Oh! Ridge Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/oh-ridge-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Oh! Ridge Overlook Observation Site: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/oh-ridge-overlook-observation-site/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ohlone Dog Park (Berkeley, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Berkeley, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ohlone-dog-park-berkeley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ohlone Wilderness Regional Preserve: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are allowed during daytime only. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ohlone-wilderness-regional-preserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ojai Meadows Preserve: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash at all times. Source: Ojai Valley Land Conservancy, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ojai-meadows-preserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ojai Retreat & Inn (Ojai, CA): No. Only ADA service dogs. Source: Ojai Retreat & Inn, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ojai-retreat-and-inn-ojai/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ojai Valley Brewery (Ojai, CA): Yes, on the patio. Source: Ojai Valley Brewery, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ojai-valley-brewery-ojai/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Old Creek Dog Park of Cherryland (Hayward, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Hayward Area Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/old-creek-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Old Isabella: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/old-isabella/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Old Las Vegas Mormon Fort State Historic Park (Las Vegas, NV): No. Only service animals are allowed. Source: Nevada Division of State Parks, Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/old-las-vegas-mormon-fort-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Old Mill Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/old-mill-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Old Mill Park (Mill Valley, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Mill Valley, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/old-mill-park-mill-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Old Monterey Inn (Monterey, CA): No. Pets are not allowed. Source: Old Monterey Inn, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/old-monterey-inn-monterey/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Old Rail Trail (Tiburon, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Town of Tiburon, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/old-rail-trail-tiburon/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Old Sacramento State Historic Park (Sacramento, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in exterior portions. Only service animals permitted in interior spaces. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/old-sacramento-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Old Shady Rest Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/old-shady-rest-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Old Spanish Trail Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/old-spanish-trail-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Old Town San Diego State Historic Park (San Diego, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in outdoor areas like the plaza. Dogs not allowed inside museums or buildings. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/old-town-san-diego-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Olive Hills Dog Park (Anaheim, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Anaheim, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/olive-hills-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Olompali State Historic Park (Novato, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in developed areas. Dogs not allowed in the following areas: trails, dirt roads, backcountry areas, historic buildings, and historic gardens. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/olompali-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Olympia Sports Park (Southern Highlands) (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/olympia-sports-park-southern-highlands/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Olympians Park Dog Park (Sacramento, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Sacramento, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/olympians-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- ONeil Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/oneil-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Onion Springs Overflow Camping Area: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/onion-springs-overflow-camping-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Onion Valley Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/onion-valley-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Onion Valley Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/onion-valley-campground-placer/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Orange Park Dog Park (Chula Vista, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Chula Vista, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/orange-park-dog-park-chula-vista/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Orchard and Pacheco Trails: Yes, with restrictions. Leashed or under voice control, between Marin City and the Alta Trail. Service animals are treated differently. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/orchard-and-pacheco-trails-ggnra/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Original Pattern Brewing Company (Oakland, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs on the outdoor patios; no pets inside. Source: Original Pattern Brewing Company, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/original-pattern-brewing-oakland/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Orinda Oaks Park Dog Park and Open Space (Orinda, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Orinda, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/orinda-oaks-park-dog-park-and-open-space-orinda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Orovada Rest Area (US-95): Yes, on leash. Source: Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/orovada-rest-area-us-95/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Orpet Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/orpet-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Orr Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/orr-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ortega Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ortega-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Oso Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/oso-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Overton Park (Overton, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/overton-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Owl Off-leash Dog Park (Vacaville, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Vacaville, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/owl-off-leash-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Oyster Bay Regional Shoreline: Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/oyster-bay-regional-shoreline/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ozzi Dog Park (McGregor Park) (Capitola, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Capitola, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ozzi-dog-park-capitola/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pacheco Dog Park (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pacheco-dog-park-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pacheco State Park (Holllister, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pacheco-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pacific Street Dog Park (Santa Monica, CA): Yes, with restrictions. For dogs licensed by the City of Santa Monica. Non-residents may use only the Airport Park dog park, with a permit tag from the Santa Monica Animal Shelter. Source: City of Santa Monica, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pacific-street-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pacific Valley Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pacific-valley-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pacifica State Beach (Pacifica, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pacifica-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Packsaddle Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/packsaddle-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Paha Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/paha-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pahranagat Lake Rest Area (US-93): Yes, on leash. Source: Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pahranagat-lake-rest-area-us-93/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Palermo Open Space (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/palermo-open-space-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Palisade Group Camp: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/palisade-group-camp/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Palm Canyon Trail 4E01: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/palm-canyon-trail-4e01/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Paloma Creek Park (Atascadero, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Atascadero, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/paloma-creek-park-atascadero/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Palomar Mountain State Park (Palomar, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in the campgrounds, on designated paved park roads, and Myers Fire Road. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/palomar-mountain-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Panamint Springs Resort (Panamint Springs, CA): Yes, in motel rooms, tent cabins, and RV and tent sites: on leash; up to $5 per pet per night. Source: Panamint Springs Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/panamint-springs-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Panther Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/panther-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Panther Meadows Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/panther-meadows-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Panum Crater Trailhead: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/panum-crater-trailhead/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Papapietro Perry Winery (Healdsburg, CA): Yes. Source: Papapietro Perry Winery, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/papapietro-perry-winery-healdsburg/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Paradise Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/paradise-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Paradise Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/paradise-campground-san-luis-obispo/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Paradise Cove Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/paradise-cove-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Paradise Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/paradise-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Paradise Point Resort & Spa (San Diego, CA): Yes. Guests with pets review and sign the resort's pet policy at check-in. This page does not state the fee, size limit or number of pets. Source: Paradise Point Resort & Spa, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/paradise-point-resort-san-diego/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Paradise Vista Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/paradise-vista-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pardee Reservoir (Ione, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; $6.50 per pet per night. Dogs only in developed areas. Source: East Bay Municipal Utility District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pardee-reservoir/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pardoes Point Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pardoes-point-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Park at the Berkeley Waterfront Off-Leash Area (Berkeley, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: City of Berkeley, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/berkeley-waterfront-off-leash-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Park Boulevard Plaza (Oakland, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: City of Oakland, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/park-boulevard-plaza/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Park Station (Alameda, CA): Yes, on the patio. Source: Park Station, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/park-station-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Park Terrace (Mill Valley, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Mill Valley, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/park-terrace-mill-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Parkdale Neighborhood Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/parkdale-neighborhood-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Parker Palm Springs (Palm Springs, CA): Yes, with restrictions: $200 per pet per night. Source: Parker Palm Springs, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/parker-palm-springs/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Parque De Los Niños (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/parque-de-los-ninos-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Partner Park Dog Park (Sacramento, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Sacramento, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/partner-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Paseo Vista Park Dog Park (Henderson, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Henderson, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/paseo-vista-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Paso Nogal Park and Dog Park (Pleasant Hill, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: Pleasant Hill Recreation & Park District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/paso-nogal-park-and-dog-park-pleasant-hill/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pass Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pass-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Patriarch Grove Trailhead: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/patriarch-grove-trailhead/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Patrick Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/patrick-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Patriots Park and Wall of Honor (Fair Oaks, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Carmichael Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/patriots-park-fair-oaks/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Patterson Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/patterson-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Paul Meyer Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/paul-meyer-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Payne Springs Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/payne-springs-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Peace Park (Sandy Valley, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/peace-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pearch Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pearch-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pearson-Arastradero Preserve (Palo Alto) (Palo Alto, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash and under physical control at all times. Source: City of Palo Alto, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pearson-arastradero-preserve-palo-alto/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Peavine Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/peavine-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Peavine Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/peavine-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pebble Beach Coastal Access Trail (The Sea Ranch, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pebble-beach-coastal-access-trail-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pebble Park (Henderson, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pebble-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Peers Park Dog Park (Palo Alto, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Palo Alto, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/peers-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Peery Park (Capitola) (Capitola, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Capitola, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/peery-park-capitola/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pelican State Beach (Smith River, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Except for service animals, dogs not allowed on the beach. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pelican-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Penny Pines Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/penny-pines-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pepperdine Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pepperdine-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pepperdine Equestrian Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pepperdine-equestrian-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Peppermill Resort Spa Casino (Reno, NV): No. ADA service animals are welcome. Emotional support animals are treated as pets. Source: Peppermill Resort Spa Casino, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/peppermill-resort-spa-casino-reno/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pequop Rest Area (I-80): Yes, on leash. Source: Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pequop-rest-area-i-80/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pershing Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pershing-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pescadero State Beach (Pescadero, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pescadero-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Petaluma Adobe State Historic Park (Petaluma, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in developed areas. Dogs not allowed in the following areas: Adobe Creek, backcountry areas, and historic buildings. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/petaluma-adobe-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pete Livermore Sports Complex (Carson City, NV): No. Dogs are not allowed here; service animals are exempt. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pete-livermore-sports-complex/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Peters Canyon Regional Park (Orange, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: OC Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/peters-canyon-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pfeiffer Beach (Los Padres National Forest) (Big Sur, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pfeiffer-beach-big-sur/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pfeiffer Big Sur State Park (Big Sur, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed on the Warden's Path and River Path, and in day-use lots and campground. Dogs not allowed on all other trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pfeiffer-big-sur-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- PH Casey Preserve (Carson City, NV): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ph-casey-preserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Phenix Dog Park (Benicia, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Benicia, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/phenix-dog-park-benicia/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Phillip & Annie Callahan Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be leashed for the entirety of the Galena Creek Trail. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/phillip-and-annie-callahan-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Phillip S. Raine Rest Area (northbound Highway 99) (Tulare, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/phillip-s-raine-rest-area-highway-99-northbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Phillip S. Raine Rest Area (southbound Highway 99) (Tulare, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/phillip-s-raine-rest-area-highway-99-southbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Phleger Estate: No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/phleger-estate/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Phoenix Hotel (San Francisco, CA): Yes. Well-behaved dogs are welcome for a small fee; the FAQ gives no amount, weight limit or leash rules. The hotel supplies a bowl and a pet bed on request. Source: Phoenix Hotel, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/phoenix-hotel-san-francisco/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Picacho State Recreation Area (Winterhaven, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in developed areas such as roads and campgrounds. Dogs not allowed on beaches or trails. Dogs must be on a leash no more than 6' long and under the owner's immediate control at all times. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/picacho-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Picchetti Ranch Preserve: No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/picchetti-ranch-preserve-midpen/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Piedmont Park (Piedmont, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash only with a City of Piedmont off-leash permit, from the Police Department. Without a permit, dogs must be leashed. Source: City of Piedmont, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/piedmont-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pigeon Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pigeon-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pigeon Point Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pigeon-point-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pigeon Point Light Station State Historic Park (Pescadero, CA): No. Except on leash at Pistachio Beach, north of Pigeon Point. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pigeon-point-light-station-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pike Park Dog Park (Long Beach, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Long Beach, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pike-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pillar Point Bluff (Moss Beach, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: San Mateo County Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pillar-point-bluff-moss-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pine City Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pine-city-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pine Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pine-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pine Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pine-creek-campground-elko/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pine Flat Handicap Fishing Access: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: County of Fresno, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pine-flat-handicap-fishing-access-fresno-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pine Glen Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pine-glen-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pine Grove Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pine-grove-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pine Knoll Park (Oakland, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: City of Oakland, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pine-knoll-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pine Lake Park Dog Play Area (San Francisco, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pine-lake-park-dog-play-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pine Marten Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pine-marten-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pine Mountain Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pine-mountain-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pine Point Campground (group/family): Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pine-point-campground-group-family/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pine Springs Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pine-springs-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pine Valley Horse Camp: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pine-valley-horse-camp/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pinecrest Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pinecrest-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pinecrest Lake Day Use Area: Yes, with restrictions. No pets in the Day Use Area from May 15 to September 15. Elsewhere in the Pinecrest Lake Recreation Area pets must be on a leash at all times, per Tuolumne County ordinance. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pinecrest-lake-day-use-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pinecrest Lake Resort (Pinecrest, CA): No. No pets in the resort's motel rooms, cabins or townhouses; service dogs are allowed under the ADA. Source: Pinecrest Lake Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pinecrest-lake-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pineknot Family Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pineknot-family-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pines Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pines-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pines Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pines-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pinnacle Gulch Coastal Access Trail (Bodega Bay, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pinnacle-gulch-coastal-access-trail-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pinnacles National Park: Yes, with restrictions. Pets are allowed in picnic areas, the campground, parking lots and on paved roads. Pets are not allowed on any park trail, on shuttle buses or in park buildings. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pinnacles-national-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pinnacles Trail 3W16: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pinnacles-trail-3w16/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pinto Lake County Park Dog Park: Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Santa Cruz County Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pinto-lake-county-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pinyon Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pinyon-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pinyon Trail 5E03: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pinyon-trail-5e03/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pío Pico State Historic Park (Whittier, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pio-pico-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pioneer Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pioneer-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pioneer Park (Paso Robles) (Paso Robles, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Paso Robles, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pioneer-park-paso-robles/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pioneer Point Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pioneer-point-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Piper Park Dog Park (Larkspur, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Larkspur, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/piper-park-dog-park-larkspur/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pipi Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pipi-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pismo Beach (city beach) (Pismo Beach, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash at all times and are not permitted on the Pismo Pier. Source: City of Pismo Beach, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pismo-beach-city-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pismo Coast Village RV Resort (Pismo Beach, CA): Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet; up to 3 pets per site. Source: Pismo Coast Village RV Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pismo-coast-village-rv-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pismo State Beach (Oceano, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs not allowed in Pismo Dune Preserve. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pismo-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Placer Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/placer-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Placerita Canyon State Park (Newhall, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Park unit operated by Los Angeles County. Check website at https://parks.lacounty.gov/placerita-canyon-state-park for more information. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/placerita-canyon-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Plantation Trail 1W12: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/plantation-trail-1w12/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Plaskett Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/plaskett-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Plaskett Creek Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/plaskett-creek-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Plaskett Meadows Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/plaskett-meadows-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Plaza de Vera Cruz (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/plaza-de-vera-cruz-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Plaza del Mar (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/plaza-del-mar-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Plaza Hotel & Casino (Las Vegas, NV): No. ADA service dogs are the only animals allowed. Emotional support animals are not. Source: Plaza Hotel & Casino, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/plaza-hotel-casino-las-vegas/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pleasant Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pleasant-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pleasant Valley Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pleasant-valley-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pleasanton Ridge Regional Park: Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pleasanton-ridge-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Plumas-Eureka State Park (Blairsden, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only on fire roads. Dogs not allowed on most trails within the park. To protect the integrity of the groomed Nordic ski courses, dogs not allowed on designated ski trails within the Sierra District, from Nov. 1 to May 1 annually, when snow is present. The following is a list of the trails covered: At Plumas-Eureka State Park, the road from the park museum to the campground and all camping loops and the Jamison Mine Road from Johnsville Road to the Jamison Mine Complex, when groomed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/plumas-eureka-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Poets Park (Santa Cruz) (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/poets-park-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pogie Point Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pogie-point-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pogonip (Santa Cruz) (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pogonip-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Point Cabrillo Light Station State Historic Park (Mendocino, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/point-cabrillo-light-station-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Point Dume Beach (Westward Beach) (Malibu, CA): No. Los Angeles County allows no animals on its beaches, including dogs. Source: Los Angeles County Department of Beaches and Harbors, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/point-dume-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Point Dume State Beach (Malibu, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/point-dume-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Point Isabel Regional Shoreline (Richmond, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-27. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/point-isabel-regional-shoreline/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Point Lobos Ranch Park Property (Carmel, CA): No. No public access to this unit. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/point-lobos-ranch-park-property/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Point Lobos State Natural Reserve (Carmel, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/point-lobos-state-natural-reserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Point Mugu State Park (Camarillo, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in campground and day-use areas. Dogs are not allowed on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/point-mugu-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Point Pinole Regional Shoreline (Richmond, CA): Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/point-pinole-regional-shoreline/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Point Reyes Beach / Great Beach (Point Reyes National Seashore): Yes, with restrictions. Leashed pets only, on the stretch the Park Service lists. Sections can close temporarily to dogs. Source: National Park Service, Point Reyes National Seashore, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/point-reyes-beach-great-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Point Reyes National Seashore: Yes, with restrictions. Leashed pets are allowed in parking lots, along public roads, on the Kehoe Beach Trail and the Niman Ranch/Commonweal area paths, and on sections of Kehoe Beach, Limantour Beach and Point Reyes (Great) Beach. All other trails, beaches and off-trail lands are closed to pets. Since May 30, 2023, pets are not permitted on National Seashore beaches on the west side of Tomales Bay or anywhere in the Tomales Point Elk Reserve. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/point-reyes-national-seashore/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Point Sal State Beach (Casmalia, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed on trail. Dogs not allowed on beach. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/point-sal-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Point Sur State Historic Park (Big Sur, CA): No. Public access for tours only. Dogs not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/point-sur-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Police Memorial Park Dog Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/police-memorial-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Polly Gonzalez Memorial Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/polly-gonzalez-memorial-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Polo Grounds County Park Dog Park: Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Santa Cruz County Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/polo-grounds-county-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pomo RV Park & Campground (Fort Bragg, CA): Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Pomo RV Park & Campground, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pomo-rv-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pomponio State Beach (San Gregorio, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pomponio-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ponderosa Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ponderosa-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ponderosa Cove Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ponderosa-cove-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pony Springs Rest Area (US-93): Yes, on leash. Source: Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pony-springs-rest-area-us-93/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Poopout Hill Trail 1E21: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/poopout-hill-trail-1e21/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pope Beach (South Lake Tahoe, CA): No. Pope Beach is a designated swimming beach, and dogs are not allowed. Source: USDA Forest Service, Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit, checked 2026-10-27. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pope-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Poplar Beach (Half Moon Bay, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: City of Half Moon Bay, checked 2026-10-27. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/poplar-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Poppy Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/poppy-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Port Chicago Naval Magazine National Memorial: No. Pets are not allowed; service animals are the exception. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/port-chicago-naval-magazine-national-memorial/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Portal Forebay Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/portal-forebay-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Portola Dog Park (Lake Forest, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Lake Forest, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/portola-dog-park-lake-forest/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Portola Hotel & Spa (Monterey, CA): Yes: up to 2 pets per room; no weight limit; $50 per room per night. Source: Portola Hotel & Spa, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/portola-hotel-and-spa/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Portola Redwoods State Park (La Honda, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only on campsites and paved roads. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/portola-redwoods-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Portola Triangle Park (Alameda, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Alameda, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/portola-triangle-park-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Post Ranch Inn (Big Sur, CA): No. Pets are not allowed. Source: Post Ranch Inn, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/post-ranch-inn-big-sur/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Potato Patch Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/potato-patch-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Potosi Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/potosi-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Potrero Hill Recreation Center Dog Play Areas (San Francisco, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/potrero-hill-recreation-center-dog-play-areas/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Poway Dog Park (Poway, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Poway, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/poway-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Prairie City State Vehicular Recreation Area (Rancho Cordova, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in parking areas, picnic sites, temporary, camping areas, or properly secured in visitors vehicle or off-highway vehicle. Dogs not allowed on any open riding areas, trails, or tracks. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/prairie-city-state-vehicular-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park (Orick, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Except for service animals, dogs not allowed on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/prairie-creek-redwoods-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Preacher Meadow Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/preacher-meadow-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Princess Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/princess-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Prison Hill Recreation Area (Carson City, NV): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/prison-hill-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Prosperity Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/prosperity-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Prosser Family Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/prosser-family-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Prosser Ranch Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/prosser-ranch-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Providence Mountains State Recreation Area (Essex, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in the historic grounds, parking lot, and picnic area of the park. Dogs not allowed inside Mitchell Caverns, the visitor center, or on trails. Dogs can not be left unattended in vehicles or other areas of the park. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/providence-mountains-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pulgas Ridge Preserve: Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pulgas-ridge-preserve-midpen/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pumice Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pumice-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pumice Flat Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pumice-flat-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Puppy Love Dog Park at Roeding Park (Fresno, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Fresno, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/puppy-love-dog-park-roeding-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Purisima Creek Redwoods Preserve: No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/purisima-creek-redwoods-preserve-midpen/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pyramid Canyon Day Use Park (Laughlin, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pyramid-canyon-day-use-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Pyramid Park Dog Park (Mountain View, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Mountain View, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/pyramid-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Quaking Aspen Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/quaking-aspen-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Quaking Aspen Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/quaking-aspen-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Quarry Lakes Regional Recreation Area (Fremont, CA): Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/quarry-lakes-regional-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Quarry Park (El Granada, CA): Yes. Source: San Mateo County Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/quarry-park-el-granada/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Raccoon Street Beach (Kings Beach, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: USDA Forest Service, Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/raccoon-street-beach-kings-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rafael Rivera Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rafael-rivera-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ragle Ranch Regional Park (Sebastopol, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ragle-ranch-regional-park-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Railtown 1897 State Historic Park (Jamestown, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are allowed outdoors and must be on a leash at all times. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/railtown-1897-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rainbow Falls Trailhead: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rainbow-falls-trailhead/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rainbow Family Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rainbow-family-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rainbow Pool Day Use Area: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rainbow-pool-day-use-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Raleigh Linear Dog Park (San Jose, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San José, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/raleigh-linear-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ralph B. Clark Regional Park (Buena Park, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: OC Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ralph-b-clark-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ramblin' Redwoods Campground & RV Park (Crescent City, CA): Yes: up to 3 pets per site; up to $30 per pet per stay. Source: Ramblin' Redwoods Campground & RV Park, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ramblin-redwoods-campground-rv-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ramshorn Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ramshorn-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rancheria Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rancheria-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rancho Bernardo Dog Park (San Diego, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San Diego, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rancho-bernardo-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rancho Cañada del Oro Open Space Preserve: No. Dogs are not permitted anywhere on the preserve, except service animals. Source: Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rancho-canada-del-oro-open-space-preserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rancho Laguna Park Off-Leash Dog Run (Moraga, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: Town of Moraga, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rancho-laguna-park-off-leash-dog-run-moraga/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rancho Nuevo Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rancho-nuevo-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rancho Peñasquitos Dog Park (San Diego, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San Diego, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rancho-penasquitos-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rancho San Andres Castro Adobe Park Property (Watsonville, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rancho-san-andres-castro-adobe-park-property/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rancho San Antonio Preserve: No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rancho-san-antonio-preserve-midpen/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rancho San Clemente Park (San Clemente, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of San Clemente, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rancho-san-clemente-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rancho San Clemente Ridgeline Trail (San Clemente, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of San Clemente, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rancho-san-clemente-ridgeline-trail/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rancho San Rafael Park Trails: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rancho-san-rafael-park-trails-washoe/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rancho San Rafael Regional Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are on leash everywhere except the multi-use pasture, the only off-leash area. Animals are not allowed in the Wilbur D. May Arboretum. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rancho-san-rafael-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rancho San Rafael Regional Park Multi-Use Pasture (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may run off leash only in the multi-use pasture on the park's west side. It is a working pasture, flood irrigated April through October, so expect mud and uneven ground, and its fencing will not keep dogs in. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rancho-san-rafael-multi-use-pasture/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rancho Santa Margarita Dog Park (Cañada Vista Park) (Rancho Santa Margarita, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Rancho Santa Margarita, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rancho-santa-margarita-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ranchos Aspen Park: No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: Douglas County Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ranchos-aspen-park-douglas-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Randolph E. Collier Rest Area (I-5) (Hornbrook, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/randolph-e-collier-rest-area-i-5/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rattlesnake Canyon Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rattlesnake-canyon-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ravenswood Preserve: No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ravenswood-preserve-midpen/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ravenwood Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ravenwood-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ray Dog Park (Burlingame, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Burlingame, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ray-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Raymond G. Gamma Dog Park (Santa Clara, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Santa Clara, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/raymond-g-gamma-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Recreation Dog Park (Long Beach, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Long Beach, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/recreation-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Recreation Point Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/recreation-point-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Recreation Point Picnic Area: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/recreation-point-picnic-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Red Bank Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/red-bank-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Red Bridge Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/red-bridge-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Red Feather Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/red-feather-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Red Fir Flat Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/red-fir-flat-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Red Fir Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/red-fir-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Red Hill Dog Park (San Anselmo, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: Town of San Anselmo, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/red-hill-dog-park-san-anselmo/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Red Ridge Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/red-ridge-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Red Rock Canyon State Park (Cantil, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in picnic area, campground, and primitive roads. Dogs not allowed on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/red-rock-canyon-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Red Roof Inn - Pacific Beach, San Diego (San Diego, CA): Yes, under the Red Roof Inn brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; up to 80 lb each; first pet stays free. Source: Red Roof, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/red-roof-inn-pacific-beach-san-diego/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Red Roof Inn & Suites Monterey (Monterey, CA): Yes, under the Red Roof Inn brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; up to 80 lb each; first pet stays free. Source: Red Roof, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/red-roof-inn-and-suites-monterey/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Red Roof Inn & Suites Vallejo: Yes, under the Red Roof Inn brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; up to 80 lb each; first pet stays free. Source: Red Roof, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/red-roof-inn-and-suites-vallejo/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Red Roof Inn Las Vegas: Yes, under the Red Roof Inn brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; up to 80 lb each; first pet stays free. Source: Red Roof, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/red-roof-inn-las-vegas/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Red Roof Inn Lompoc (Lompoc, CA): Yes, under the Red Roof Inn brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; up to 80 lb each; first pet stays free. Source: Red Roof, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/red-roof-inn-lompoc/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Red Roof Inn Needles (Needles, CA): Yes, under the Red Roof Inn brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; up to 80 lb each; first pet stays free. Source: Red Roof, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/red-roof-inn-needles/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Red Roof Inn San Dimas - Fairplex (San Dimas, CA): Yes, under the Red Roof Inn brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; up to 80 lb each; first pet stays free. Source: Red Roof, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/red-roof-inn-san-dimas-fairplex/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Red Roof Inn Santa Ana (Santa Ana, CA): Yes, under the Red Roof Inn brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; up to 80 lb each; first pet stays free. Source: Red Roof, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/red-roof-inn-santa-ana/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Red Roof Inn Stockton (Stockton, CA): Yes, under the Red Roof Inn brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; up to 80 lb each; first pet stays free. Source: Red Roof, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/red-roof-inn-stockton/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Red Roof Inn, Bellflower (Bellflower, CA): Yes, under the Red Roof Inn brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; up to 80 lb each; first pet stays free. Source: Red Roof, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/red-roof-inn-bellflower/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Red Roof Inn, Blythe (Blythe, CA): Yes, under the Red Roof Inn brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; up to 80 lb each; first pet stays free. Source: Red Roof, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/red-roof-inn-blythe/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Red Roof Inn, Redding (Redding, CA): Yes, under the Red Roof Inn brand policy: up to 2 pets per room, more with approval; up to 80 lb each; first pet stays free. Source: Red Roof, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/red-roof-inn-redding/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Redhawk Dog Park (Temecula, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Temecula, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/redhawk-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Redondo Beach (county beach) (Redondo Beach, CA): No. Los Angeles County allows no animals on its beaches, including dogs. Source: Los Angeles County Department of Beaches and Harbors, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/redondo-beach-county-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Reds Meadow Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/reds-meadow-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Redwood Meadow Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/redwood-meadow-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Redwood Meadows RV Resort (Crescent City, CA): Yes: up to 3 pets per site; dog park on site; no fee for the first 2 pets. Source: Redwood Meadows RV Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/redwood-meadows-rv-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Redwood National and State Parks: Yes, with restrictions. Leashed pets are allowed in developed campgrounds, on beaches (including Freshwater Beach, Gold Bluffs Beach and Crescent Beach), in picnic areas, on roads (including Cal Barrel Road and Walker Road) and at some parking areas. Pets are not allowed on park trails or at ranger-led programs. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/redwood-national-and-state-parks/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Redwood Valley Lions Club Park (Redwood Valley, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: County of Mendocino, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/redwood-valley-lions-club-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Refugio State Beach (Goleta, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in campground and day-use area. Dogs not allowed on beach. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/refugio-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Regan Beach (South Lake Tahoe, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are permitted only in the Dog Water Park area at the east end of the park, away from the playground and volleyball court. Source: City of South Lake Tahoe, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/regan-beach-south-lake-tahoe/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Regency Community Park Dog Park (Sacramento, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Sacramento, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/regency-community-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rengstorff Park Dog Park (Mountain View, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Mountain View, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rengstorff-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Reservoir C Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/reservoir-c-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Reservoir F Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/reservoir-f-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Retzlaff Vineyards (Livermore, CA): Yes, on a leash. Source: Retzlaff Vineyards, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/retzlaff-vineyards-livermore/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Reversed Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/reversed-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Reyes Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/reyes-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Reyes Peak Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/reyes-peak-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Reynolds Wayside Campground (Piercy, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Except for service animals, dogs not allowed on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/reynolds-wayside-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ribbonwood Equestrian Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ribbonwood-equestrian-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Richardson Grove State Park (Garberville, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Except for service animals, dogs not allowed on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/richardson-grove-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ridge Vineyards, Lytton Springs (Healdsburg, CA): Yes, on a leash. Source: Ridge Vineyards, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ridge-vineyards-lytton-springs-healdsburg/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ridgebrook Park (Summerlin) (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ridgebrook-park-summerlin/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rincon Valley Community Park Dog Park (Santa Rosa, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Santa Rosa, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rincon-valley-community-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rio de Los Angeles State Park State Recreation Area (Los Angeles, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rio-de-los-angeles-state-park-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rip Van Winkle Open Space (Pacific Grove) (Pacific Grove, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: City of Pacific Grove, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rip-van-winkle-open-space-pacific-grove/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ripplewood Resort (Big Sur, CA): No. Pets are not allowed. Source: Ripplewood Resort, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ripplewood-resort-big-sur/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rittler Park (Alameda, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Alameda, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rittler-park-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- River Bend Park: Yes, on leash. Source: Sacramento County Regional Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/river-bend-park-sacramento/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- River Bend Resort (Forestville, CA): Yes, in tent and RV sites: on leash; $25 per pet per stay. Source: River Bend Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/riverbend-resort-forestville/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- River Mountain Loop Trail (Boulder City, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be kept on a leash. Source: City of Boulder City, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/river-mountain-loop-trail-boulder-city/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- River Pines Resort (Blairsden, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; $50 per pet per night. No pets from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day weekend. A pet brought without approval means eviction and at least $500 in cleaning. Source: River Pines Resort & Roadhouse, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/river-pines-resort-graeagle/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- River Ranch - Hacienda Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/river-ranch-hacienda-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- River View Park (Buellton) (Buellton, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: City of Buellton, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/river-view-park-buellton/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Riverbend Park (Verdi, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/riverbend-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Riverfront Regional Park (Healdsburg, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/riverfront-regional-park-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rivermount Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rivermount-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Riverside Campground & Cabins (Big Sur, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 2 pets per site; up to $30 per pet per night. No pets in the Studio Cabin. Source: Riverside Campground & Cabins, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/riverside-campground-and-cabins/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Riverside Gardens (Santa Cruz) (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/riverside-gardens-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Riverview Park (Carson City, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash in Riverview Park, but must be leashed at the Riverview Park trailhead and in the Korean War Veterans Memorial Park. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/riverview-park-carson-city/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Riverwalk (Santa Cruz) (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/riverwalk-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Riverwalk Dog Park (Riverside, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Riverside, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/riverwalk-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Robert E. "Bob" Price Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/robert-e-bob-price-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Robert H. Meyer Memorial State Beach (Malibu, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/robert-h-meyer-memorial-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Robert Louis Stevenson State Park (Calistoga, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/robert-louis-stevenson-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Robert W. Crown Memorial State Beach (Alameda, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are not allowed on the beach; they may use the lawns and paved paths only, on a leash (6 feet maximum). Source: East Bay Regional Park District, California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/robert-w-crown-memorial-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Roberts Regional Recreation Area (Oakland, CA): Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/roberts-regional-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Robertson Park Dog Park (Livermore, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Only for licensed dogs that belong to Livermore residents; without a current city license, you'll be asked to leave. Source: City of Livermore, Livermore Area Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/robertson-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Robinson Creek South/North Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/robinson-creek-south-north-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Robinson Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/robinson-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rock Creek Boating Site: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rock-creek-boating-site/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rock Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rock-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rock Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rock-creek-campground-madera/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rock Creek Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rock-creek-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rock Creek Lake Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rock-creek-lake-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rock Creek Lakes Resort (Bishop, CA): No. The resort has a strict no-pets policy in its cabins and cabin area. Source: Rock Creek Lakes Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rock-creek-lakes-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rockaway Beach (Pacifica, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Pacifica, checked 2026-10-27. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rockaway-beach-pacifica/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rockridge-Temescal Greenbelt (Oakland, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: City of Oakland, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rockridge-temescal-greenbelt/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rocky Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rocky-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rocky Rest Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rocky-rest-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rod McLeod Park (Escondido, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Escondido, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rod-mcleod-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rodeo Beach (Marin Headlands): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be on leash or under voice control on Rodeo Beach and South Rodeo Beach, excluding the lagoon. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rodeo-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rodney Strong Vineyards (Healdsburg, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Well-behaved dogs on leashes during regular tasting hours, on the Terrace and Green only. Not at winery events, including the Summer Concert Series. Source: Rodney Strong Vineyards, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rodney-strong-vineyards-healdsburg/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rogers Cow Camp: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rogers-cow-camp/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rohner Park (Fortuna, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Fortuna, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rohner-park-fortuna/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rohr Park Dog Park (Bonita, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Chula Vista, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rohr-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ron Lewis Park (Moapa, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ron-lewis-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ronald W. Caspers Wilderness Park (San Juan Capistrano, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: OC Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ronald-w-caspers-wilderness-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rose Canyon Open Space Park (San Diego, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 8 feet. Source: City of San Diego, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rose-canyon-open-space-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rose Valley Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rose-valley-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rosetta Canyon Sports Park Dog Play Area (Lake Elsinore, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Lake Elsinore, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rosetta-canyon-sports-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rosie's Dog Beach (Long Beach, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash inside the Dog Zone, open 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily, and must be leashed on the way in. Dogs are not permitted outside the Dog Zone and its access paths or outside those hours. The zone is on Ocean Blvd. between Granada Avenue and Roycroft Avenue and may close for special events or poor beach conditions. Source: City of Long Beach, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rosies-dog-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ross Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ross-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ross Crossing Camping Area: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ross-crossing-camping-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ross Snyder Dog Park (Los Angeles, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ross-snyder-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rotary Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rotary-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Round Valley Regional Preserve: No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/round-valley-regional-preserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Roxie Peconom Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/roxie-peconom-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Roy C. Marcum Bark Park (Sacramento, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Sacramento County Animal Care and Regulation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/roy-c-marcum-bark-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ruby Lake National Wildlife Refuge: Yes. Source: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ruby-lake-national-wildlife-refuge/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ruby Van Deventer County Park: Yes: on leash. Source: County of Del Norte, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ruby-van-deventer-county-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rucker Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rucker-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rudy's Dog Park (Oxnard, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Oxnard, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rudys-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Running Deer Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/running-deer-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Running Fence - Watson School Historic Park (Bodega, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/running-fence-watson-school-historic-park-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Runyon Canyon Dog Park (Los Angeles, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/runyon-canyon-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rush Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rush-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rush Creek Lodge & Spa at Yosemite (Groveland, CA): No. Pets are not allowed in guest rooms or anywhere on the property; only registered service animals. Source: Rush Creek Lodge & Spa at Yosemite, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rush-creek-lodge-yosemite/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Russian Gulch State Park (Mendocino, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in campground, beach, and trails west of Highway 1. Dogs not allowed on Fern Canyon Trail or trails east of Highway 1. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/russian-gulch-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Russian Ridge Preserve: No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/russian-ridge-preserve-midpen/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rustic Cottages (Tahoe Vista, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; $40 per pet per night. Not every cottage or house takes pets; the resort's house list marks the ones that do not. Source: Rustic Cottages, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rustic-cottages-tahoe-vista/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- RV Park at Grand Sierra Resort (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Walk dogs only in the park's pet areas. Source: Grand Sierra Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/grand-sierra-resort-rv-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Rye Patch State Recreation Area (Lovelock, NV): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Nevada Division of State Parks, Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/rye-patch-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ryland Dog Park (San Jose, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San José, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ryland-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sabrina Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sabrina-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sabrina Day Use Boating Site: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sabrina-day-use-boating-site/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Saddleback Butte State Park (Lancaster, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in the picnic area, campground, and park road. Dogs not allowed on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/saddleback-butte-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Saddlebag Day Use Site: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/saddlebag-day-use-site/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Saddlebag Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/saddlebag-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Saddlebag Lake Trailhead Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/saddlebag-lake-trailhead-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Saddlehorn Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/saddlehorn-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sage Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sage-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sage Hill Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sage-hill-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sagehen Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sagehen-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sagemont Park (Summerlin) (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sagemont-park-summerlin/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Salinas River State Beach (Moss Landing, CA): No. Dogs not allowed beyond day-use parking lot. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/salinas-river-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Salmon Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/salmon-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Salmon Falls Creek Rest Area (US-93): Yes, on leash. Source: Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/salmon-falls-creek-rest-area-us-93/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Salt Creek Beach (Dana Point, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are not permitted on the beach. They are permitted on a 6-foot leash on paved walkways and at Bluff Park, the grass area above the beach. Source: OC Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/salt-creek-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Salt Point State Park (Cazadero, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are allowed on-leash in the campground, on paved areas, and on trails from campground to cove. Dogs are prohibited on hiking trails and beach areas. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/salt-point-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Salton Sea State Recreation Area (North Shore, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in developed areas such as roads and campgrounds. Dogs not allowed on beaches or trails. Dogs must be on a leash no more than 6' long and under the owner's immediate control at all times. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/salton-sea-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Samoa Campground (Arcata, CA): Yes: on leash. Source: County of Humboldt, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/samoa-campground-humboldt-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Samoa Dunes Recreation Area (Samoa, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: Bureau of Land Management, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/samoa-dunes-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sample Meadow Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sample-meadow-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Samuel P. Taylor State Park (Lagunitas, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in the picnic day-use area, campground, and on the Cross Marin Trail. Dogs not allowed in the hike-and-bike site, in the creek, in the cabins, and on any other trails or undeveloped areas. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/samuel-p-taylor-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- San Bruno Mountain State Park (Daly City, CA): No. Park unit operated by San Mateo County, Parks Department. Check website at https://parks.smcgov.org/san-bruno-mountain-state-county-park for more information. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/san-bruno-mountain-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- San Buenaventura State Beach (Ventura, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in day-use area. Dogs not allowed on beach. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/san-buenaventura-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- San Carlos Beach Park (Monterey, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: City of Monterey, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/san-carlos-beach-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- San Clemente Beach Trail (San Clemente, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are not permitted on the beach along the trail. Source: City of San Clemente, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/san-clemente-beach-trail/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- San Clemente city beaches and pier (San Clemente, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: City of San Clemente, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/san-clemente-city-beach-and-pier/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- San Clemente State Beach (San Clemente, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Except for service animals, dogs not allowed on trails or the beach. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/san-clemente-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- San Elijo State Beach (Cardiff by the Sea, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in campground. Dogs not allowed on beach. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/san-elijo-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- San Francisco Maritime National Historical Park and Aquatic Park (San Francisco, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Not allowed on the beach, inside the Visitor Center, on the historic ships or inside other park buildings. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/san-francisco-maritime-national-historical-park-and-aquatic-park-san-francisco/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- San Gorgonio Family Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/san-gorgonio-family-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- San Gregorio State Beach (San Gregorio, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/san-gregorio-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- San Juan Bautista State Historic Park (San Juan Bautista, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/san-juan-bautista-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- San Juan Dispersed Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/san-juan-dispersed-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- San Luis Reservoir State Recreation Area (Gustine, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in campground. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/san-luis-reservoir-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- San Luis Rey Park (San Clemente, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of San Clemente, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/san-luis-rey-park-san-clemente/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- San Onofre State Beach (San Clemente, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Except for service animals, dogs not allowed in buildings or on the beach. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/san-onofre-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- San Pasqual Battlefield State Historic Park (Escondido, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/san-pasqual-battlefield-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- San Roque Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/san-roque-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- San Timoteo Canyon Park Property (Redlands, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/san-timoteo-canyon-park-property/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sanchez Dog Park (Pacifica, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off-leash dog park, open 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. (or sunset, if earlier) Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. Closed Sunday and Tuesday. Source: City of Pacifica, checked 2026-10-27. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sanchez-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sand Bar Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sand-bar-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sand Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sand-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sand Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sand-flat-campground-el-dorado/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sand Flat Campground (4wd only): Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sand-flat-campground-4wd-only/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sand Harbor, Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park (Incline Village, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are allowed only in the off-season, October 15 to April 15. No pets from April 15 to October 15. Source: Nevada Division of State Parks, Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sand-harbor/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sand Pond Picnic Site: No. The page's restrictions say no dogs. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sand-pond-picnic-site/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sandhouse Grade Observation Site: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sandhouse-grade-observation-site/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sandy Beach County Park: Yes, with restrictions. Pets are not allowed in the day use areas; they are allowed in the campground for registered campers. Source: Solano County, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sandy-beach-county-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sandy Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sandy-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Santa Cruz Mission State Historic Park (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs not allowed in building. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/santa-cruz-mission-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Santa Cruz Mountain Vineyard (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are welcome but must stay in the guest's tasting area. The page does not say whether a leash is required. Source: Santa Cruz Mountain Vineyard, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/santa-cruz-mountain-vineyard-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Santa Monica Brew Works (Santa Monica, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Well-behaved pets are welcome outside. Inside, only ADA service animals are allowed. Source: Santa Monica Brew Works, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/santa-monica-brew-works/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area: Yes, with restrictions. At National Park Service sites, dogs on a leash of 6 feet or less are allowed on trails, roads and developed areas such as campgrounds and parking lots, but not in buildings or where posted. State park land inside the recreation area has stricter rules: pets are not allowed on backcountry trails of Topanga, Malibu Creek, Leo Carrillo and Point Mugu state parks. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/santa-monica-mountains-national-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Santa Monica State Beach (Santa Monica, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed on the sand or in the water. Leashed dogs may use the boardwalk and the paved pedestrian path. Source: City of Santa Monica, California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/santa-monica-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Santa Rosa Creek Trail (Santa Rosa, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/santa-rosa-creek-trail-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Santa Susana Pass State Historic Park (Chatsworth, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/santa-susana-pass-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Santee Lakes Recreation Preserve Campground (Santee, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on a leash no longer than 6 feet; up to 3 pets per site; $3 per pet per night. No pets in the Day Use Park (Lakes 1-5). No pet fencing or kennels at your site. Source: Santee Lakes Recreation Preserve, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/santee-lakes-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Santiago Oaks Regional Park (Orange, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: OC Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/santiago-oaks-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sarah Totten Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sarah-totten-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Saratoga Creek Dog Park (San Jose, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San José, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/saratoga-creek-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Saratoga Gap Preserve: No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/saratoga-gap-preserve-midpen/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sardine Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sardine-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sardine Lake Resort (Sierra City, CA): Yes: on leash; $30 per pet per night. Source: Sardine Lake Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sardine-lake-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Saugstad Dog Park (Roseville, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Roseville, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/saugstad-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sausalito Seahorse (Sausalito, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs and service pets are welcome in the garden and covered patio. Source: Sausalito Seahorse, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sausalito-seahorse/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sawmill Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sawmill-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sawmill Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sawmill-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sawmill Trail 5E02: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sawmill-trail-5e02/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sawmill Walk-in Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sawmill-walk-in-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Schellbourne Rest Area (US-93): Yes, on leash. Source: Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/schellbourne-rest-area-us-93/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Schimmel Dog Park (Ontario, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Ontario, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/schimmel-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Schonchin Springs Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/schonchin-springs-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Schoolhouse Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/schoolhouse-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Schoolhouse Canyon Campground (Guerneville, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash. No Pit Bulls, Staffordshire Terriers, Mastiffs, American Bulldogs, or dogs that have shown aggression toward dogs or people. Source: Schoolhouse Canyon Campground, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/schoolhouse-canyon-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Schooner Gulch State Beach (Point Arena, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/schooner-gulch-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Schulman Grove (Ancient Bristlecone Pine Forest): Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/schulman-grove-bristlecone-pine-forest/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Scott Creek Beach: No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: Santa Cruz County Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/scott-creek-beach-santa-cruz-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Scott Creek Beach (Davenport, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed on Scott Creek Beach. Santa Cruz County allows leashed dogs on its other beaches. Source: Santa Cruz County Parks, checked 2026-10-27. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/scott-creek-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Scott Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/scott-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Scott Highlands Park (Mill Valley, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Mill Valley, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/scott-highlands-park-mill-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Scott Mountain Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/scott-mountain-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Scotty Creek Beach (Bodega Bay, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/scotty-creek-beach-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sea Cloud Park (Foster City, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash only in the park's designated area, Monday to Saturday from 5 to 8 a.m. and Sunday from 5 to 9 a.m., and never on the synthetic turf. Leashed at other times. Source: City of Foster City, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sea-cloud-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Seacliff State Beach (Aptos, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/seacliff-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Seal Point Park Dog Park (San Mateo, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San Mateo, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/seal-point-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Seal Rookery near Casitas Pier (Carpinteria) (Carpinteria, CA): Yes. Source: City of Carpinteria, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/carpinteria-seal-rookery-casitas-pier/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Seaplane Lagoon Promenade (Alameda, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Alameda, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/seaplane-lagoon-promenade-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Searchlight Town Park (Searchlight, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/searchlight-town-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Seascape Surf Beach (Solana Beach, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: City of Solana Beach, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/seascape-surf-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Seaside Dog Zone (Long Beach, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Long Beach, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/seaside-dog-zone/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Seasons Dog Park (Bakersfield, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Bakersfield, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/seasons-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Secret Trail and Hobart Road (Carson City, NV): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/secret-trail-and-hobart-road/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Secret Valley Rest Area (US-395) (Ravendale, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/secret-valley-rest-area-us-395/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Selma Olinder Dog Park (San Jose, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San José, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/selma-olinder-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sepulveda Basin Off-Leash Dog Park (Los Angeles, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sepulveda-basin-off-leash-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Parks: Yes, with restrictions. Pets are allowed outside vehicles only in parking lots, on paved roads, in campgrounds and in picnic areas. Pets are prohibited on all trails, including paved trails such as the General Sherman Tree Trail, even in a carrier or stroller. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sequoia-and-kings-canyon-national-parks/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sequoia Park (Eureka) (Eureka, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Eureka, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sequoia-park-eureka/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sequoia RV Ranch (Three Rivers, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; $2 per pet per stay. No dogs in the swimming hole; other parts of the river are fine. Source: Sequoia RV Ranch, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sequoia-rv-ranch/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sergeant Derby Park (Santa Cruz) (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sergeant-derby-park-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Serrano Family Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/serrano-family-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Seven Oaks Park Dog Park (Visalia, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Visalia, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/seven-oaks-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Seven Oaks Trail 0E01: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/seven-oaks-trail-0e01/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Shadow Cliffs Regional Recreation Area (Pleasanton, CA): Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/shadow-cliffs-regional-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Shadow Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/shadow-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Shadow Rock Park Dog Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/shadow-rock-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Shady Cove Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/shady-cove-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Shafter Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/shafter-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Shandon Rest Area (Highway 46) (Paso Robles, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/shandon-rest-area-highway-46/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Shasta State Historic Park (Redding, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in parking lot and paved roadway. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/shasta-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Shaw Park (Kenwood, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are allowed off leash Monday through Friday from sunrise to 9 a.m. and from 5 p.m. to sunset. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/shaw-park-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sheffield Reservoir Open Space (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sheffield-reservoir-open-space-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Shell Beach Coastal Access Trail (The Sea Ranch, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/shell-beach-coastal-access-trail-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Shell Ridge Open Space (Walnut Creek, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: City of Walnut Creek, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/shell-ridge-open-space/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sherman Pass Vista Observation Site: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sherman-pass-vista-observation-site/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sherwin Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sherwin-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sherwin Creek Picnic Site: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sherwin-creek-picnic-site/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sherwood Dog Park (Paso Robles, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Paso Robles, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sherwood-dog-park-paso-robles/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sherwood Park (Paso Robles) (Paso Robles, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Paso Robles, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sherwood-park-paso-robles/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Shiloh Ranch Regional Park (Windsor, CA): No. The county's page lists dogs as not allowed on the trails; it does not say whether they are allowed elsewhere in the park. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/shiloh-ranch-regional-park-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Shingletown Rest Area (Highway 44) (Shingletown, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/shingletown-rest-area-highway-44/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Shirttail Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/shirttail-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Shoreline Dog Park (Mountain View, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Mountain View, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/shoreline-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Shoreline Park (Alameda, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Alameda, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/shoreline-park-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Shoreline Park (Tiburon, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Town of Tiburon, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/shoreline-park-tiburon/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Shoreline Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/shoreline-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Shorttail Gulch Coastal Access Trail (Bodega Bay, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/shorttail-gulch-coastal-access-trail-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Shurtleff Park (Napa, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Napa, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/shurtleff-park-napa/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Shutters on the Beach (Santa Monica, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 2 pets per room; up to 25 lb each. Dogs are not allowed on the furniture. At Shutters they are welcome on the patio at Coast Beach Café and Bar and on the Lobby Terrace, but not in the other restaurants, spas, fitness centers or pool areas. The page lists a $125 per stay pet amenity package (bed, bowls, toy); it does not call that a required fee. Source: ETC Hotels (Edward Thomas Collection), checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/shutters-on-the-beach-santa-monica/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Siberia Creek Trail 1W04: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/siberia-creek-trail-1w04/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sibley Volcanic Regional Preserve (Oakland, CA): Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sibley-volcanic-regional-preserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Siegfried & Roy Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/siegfried-and-roy-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sierra Azul Preserve: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are not allowed on Mount Umunhum (trail, summit, parking lots or road, including in cars). The district's page for this preserve does not describe the rest of the preserve. Source: Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sierra-azul-preserve-midpen/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sierra Bicentennial Dog Park (Clovis, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Clovis, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sierra-bicentennial-dog-park-clovis/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sierra Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sierra-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sierra Pines Resort (Sierra City, CA): Yes: $35 per pet per stay. Source: Sierra Pines Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sierra-pines-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sierra Rock Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sierra-rock-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sierra Vista Open Space Preserve: No. Dogs are not permitted anywhere on the preserve, except service animals. Source: Santa Clara Valley Open Space Authority, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sierra-vista-open-space-preserve-scvosa/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Siltanen Park (Scotts Valley, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Scotts Valley, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/siltanen-park-scotts-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Silver City RV Resort (Minden, NV): Yes, with restrictions: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. No pets in the park's buildings, playground, pond or pool areas. Source: Silver City RV Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/silver-city-rv-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Silver Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/silver-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Silver Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/silver-creek-campground-alpine/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Silver Fork Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/silver-fork-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Silver Knolls Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/silver-knolls-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Silver Lake Boat Launch: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/silver-lake-boat-launch/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Silver Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/silver-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Silver Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/silver-lake-campground-plumas/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Silver Lake Campground East: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/silver-lake-campground-east/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Silver Lake Campground West: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/silver-lake-campground-west/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Silver Lake Day Use Site (June Lake, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/silver-lake-day-use-site-june-lake/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Silver Saddle Ranch (Carson City, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash except in the ranch pastures and the Red House building, where dogs are not allowed. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/silver-saddle-ranch/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Silver Strand State Beach (Coronado, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in the parking lots and RV campground. Dogs not allowed on beach or bayside. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/silver-strand-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Silver Valley Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/silver-valley-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Silverado Ranch Park Dog Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/silverado-ranch-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Silverbowl Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/silverbowl-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Silverlake Dog Park (Los Angeles, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/silverlake-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Silverthorn Resort (Redding, CA): Yes, in houseboats and cabins: on leash; up to 2 pets per cabin; no weight limit; first pet stays free. Source: Silverthorn Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/silverthorn-resort-shasta-lake/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Silvertip Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/silvertip-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Silverwood Lake State Recreation Area (Hesperia, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in campgrounds, picnic areas, and parking lots and on boats. Dogs not allowed on beach or in the water. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/silverwood-lake-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Simi Dog Park (Simi Valley, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Rancho Simi Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/simi-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Simpson House Inn (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, with restrictions: up to 20 lb each; $125 per pet per night. Pets are allowed case by case, with prior written approval. An unauthorized pet brings a $500 penalty fee and possibly the end of the stay without refund. Source: Simpson House Inn, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/simpson-house-inn-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sims Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sims-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sinkyone Wilderness State Park (Piercy, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Except for service animals, dogs not allowed on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sinkyone-wilderness-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Skaggs Bridge Park (Kerman, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: County of Fresno, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/skaggs-bridge-park-fresno-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ski Beach (Incline Village) (Incline Village, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs only after the beaches close for the season (typically October 15 through April 15), only on Ski Beach west of the boat ramp, and only with an owner who has beach access. Source: Incline Village General Improvement District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ski-beach-incline-village/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Skillman Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/skillman-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Skofield Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/skofield-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Skunk Point Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/skunk-point-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Skyline Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/skyline-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Skyline Park (Burlingame, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: City of Burlingame, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/skyline-park-burlingame/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Skyline Ridge Preserve: No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/skyline-ridge-preserve-midpen/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Skypark (Scotts Valley) (Scotts Valley, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Scotts Valley, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/skypark-scotts-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Skypark Dog Park (Scotts Valley, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Scotts Valley, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/skypark-dog-park-scotts-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Slide Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/slide-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Slide Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/slide-creek-campground-elko/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sly Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sly-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Smithe Redwoods State Natural Reserve (Leggett, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Except for service animals, dogs not allowed on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/smithe-redwoods-state-natural-reserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Snag Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/snag-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Snake Lake Campground and Equestrian Camp: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/snake-lake-campground-and-equestrian-camp/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Snow Park (Oakland, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: City of Oakland, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/snow-park-oakland/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sobrante Ridge Botanic Regional Preserve: Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sobrante-ridge-botanic-regional-preserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Societe Brewing Company (San Diego, CA): Yes. Source: Societe Brewing Company, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/societe-brewing-company-san-diego/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Soda Springs Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/soda-springs-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Soda Springs Reserve (Annapolis, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/soda-springs-reserve-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- SOMA West Dog Play Area (San Francisco, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/soma-west-dog-play-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Somerset Hills Park (So. Highlands) (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/somerset-hills-park-so-highlands/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Somersett West Park Dog Park (Reno, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Reno, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/somersett-west-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sonoma Coast State Park (Bodega Bay, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed on specified beaches: Marshall Gulch, Carmet Beach, Schoolhouse Beach, Portuguese Beach, Duncan's Cover, Wright's Beach, Furlong Gulch, Shell Beach, Blind Beach, Russian Gulch. Dogs not allowed in Pomo Canyon and Willow Creek environmental campgrounds. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sonoma-coast-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sonoma Hotel (Sonoma, CA): No. Pets are not allowed. Source: Sonoma Hotel, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sonoma-hotel-sonoma/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sonoma Park Dog Park (Carson City, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sonoma-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sonoma State Historic Park (Sonoma, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in historic zone and developed areas. Dogs not allowed in the following areas: trails, dirt roads, backcountry areas, historic buildings, and historic gardens. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sonoma-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sonoma Valley Regional Park (Glen Ellen, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sonoma-valley-regional-park-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sonoma Valley Regional Trail (Sonoma, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sonoma-valley-regional-trail-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sonora Bridge Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sonora-bridge-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Soquel Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/soquel-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Soquel Creek Park (Capitola) (Capitola, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Capitola, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/soquel-creek-park-capitola/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sotcher Lake Picnic Site: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sotcher-lake-picnic-site/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sotcher Lake Trailhead: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sotcher-lake-trailhead/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Soup Springs Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/soup-springs-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- South Carlsbad State Beach (Carlsbad, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in campground. Dogs not allowed on beach. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/south-carlsbad-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- South Fork Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/south-fork-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- South Fork Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/south-fork-campground-colusa/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- South Fork Family Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/south-fork-family-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- South Fork Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/south-fork-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- South Fork Rec Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/south-fork-rec-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- South Fork State Recreation Area (Spring Creek, NV): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Nevada Division of State Parks, Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/south-fork-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- South Prescott Park (Oakland, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: City of Oakland, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/south-prescott-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- South Rodeo Beach Trail: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash on this trail. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/south-rodeo-beach-trail-ggnra/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- South Ruby Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/south-ruby-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- South Shore Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/south-shore-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- South Tufa (Mono Lake): Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/south-tufa-mono-lake/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- South Valleys Regional Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are on leash except in the soccer field used for off-leash dog use at set times (November through February, 8 a.m. to sunset daily; March through October, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday through Friday). Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/south-valleys-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- South Valleys Regional Park Off-Leash Field (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash on the partly fenced lower soccer field between the library and the playground: November through February, 8 a.m. to sunset every day; March through October, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on weekdays only. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/south-valleys-regional-park-off-leash-field/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- South Yuba River State Park (Penn Valley, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed on all trails and shoreline areas of South Yuba River State Park, except the area known as Family Beach. Dogs not allowed here from the covered bridge at Bridgeport, 200 feet downstream on both sides of the river. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/south-yuba-river-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Southern Nevada Visitor Center (US-95): Yes, on leash. Source: Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/southern-nevada-visitor-center-us-95/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Southfork Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/southfork-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Southwest Ridge Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/southwest-ridge-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Spanish Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/spanish-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Spanish Creek Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/spanish-creek-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sparks Marina Park Dog Park (Sparks, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Washoe County Regional Animal Services, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sparks-marina-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sparks Marina RV Park (Sparks, NV): Yes, with restrictions: up to 2 pets per site. No Rottweilers, Dobermans or Pit Bulls. Source: Sparks Marina RV Park, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sparks-marina-rv-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Spencer Adams Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/spencer-adams-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Spicer Reservoir Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/spicer-reservoir-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Spicer Reservoir Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/spicer-reservoir-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Spoon Restaurant (Tahoe City, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs on the patio in the warm season, on a leash, at your table, on the ground; none on a lap, table or chair. Staff may ask that a dog be removed if the patio rules are broken. Source: Spoon Restaurant, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/spoon-restaurant-tahoe-city/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Spooner Lake, Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are not allowed on the groomed cross-country ski trails. Source: Nevada Division of State Parks, Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/spooner-lake/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Spotted Leaf Park (Summerlin) (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/spotted-leaf-park-summerlin/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Spring Camp Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/spring-camp-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Spring Cove Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/spring-cove-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Spring Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/spring-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Spring Mountain Ranch State Park (Blue Diamond, NV): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Nevada Division of State Parks, Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/spring-mountain-ranch-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Spring Mountains Visitor Gateway (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash at all times within the Visitor Gateway complex. Source: U.S. Forest Service, Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/spring-mountains-visitor-gateway/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Spring Valley Community Park Dog Run (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/spring-valley-community-park-dog-run/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Spring Valley State Park: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Nevada Division of State Parks, Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/spring-valley-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Springville Dog Park (Camarillo, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Pleasant Valley Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/springville-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- St. James Dog Park (San Jose, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San José, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/st-james-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- St. Joseph's Hill Preserve: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs only on the designated trails, controlled on a leash of 6 feet or less. Source: Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/st-joseph-s-hill-preserve-midpen/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- St. Mary's Dog Play Area (San Francisco, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/st-marys-dog-play-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Stag Point: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/stag-point/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Stagecoach Trails Campground & RV Park (Julian, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; dog park on site; no pet fee. No dogs in the cabin units. Source: Stagecoach Trails Campground & RV Park, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/stagecoach-trails-julian/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Stallion Dog Park (Fresno, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Fresno, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/stallion-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Standish-Hickey State Recreation Area (Leggett, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Except for service animals, dogs not allowed on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/standish-hickey-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Stanford Inn (Mendocino, CA): Yes: on leash; $45 per stay. Source: Stanford Inn, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/stanford-inn-mendocino/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Stanislaus River Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/stanislaus-river-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Star of the Sea Park (Santa Cruz) (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/star-of-the-sea-park-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Stargazer Inn (Baker, NV): No. No pets of any kind in the rooms or cabins; therapy and emotional support animals count as pets. Accredited assistance animals are allowed. Source: Stargazer Inn & Bristlecone General Store, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/stargazer-inn-baker/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- State Indian Museum State Historic Park (Sacramento, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Only service animals allowed inside the museum and in exterior display areas. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/state-indian-museum-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Steelhead Beach Regional Park (Forestville, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/steelhead-beach-regional-park-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Steinheimer Park (Carson City, NV): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/steinheimer-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Stengel Beach Coastal Access Trail (The Sea Ranch, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/stengel-beach-coastal-access-trail-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sterling Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sterling-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Stern Grove Dog Play Areas (San Francisco, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/stern-grove-dog-play-areas/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Stevens Creek Shoreline Nature Area: No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/stevens-creek-shoreline-nature-area-midpen/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Stevens Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/stevens-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Stewart Place Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/stewart-place-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Stillwater Cove Regional Park (Jenner, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/stillwater-cove-regional-park-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Stinson Beach (Stinson Beach, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed on the beach or on the Coastal, Dipsea, Matt Davis, McKennan and Willow Camp trails in the Stinson Beach area. Leashed dogs are allowed in the parking and picnic areas. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/stinson-beach-stinson-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Stodick Park: No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: Douglas County Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/stodick-park-douglas-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Stone Brewing Liberty Station (San Diego, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Leashed pets in the outdoor areas only; no pets in the indoor dining and retail areas. Source: Stone Brewing, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/stone-brewing-liberty-station-san-diego/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Stone Brewing World Bistro & Gardens, Escondido (Escondido, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Leashed pets in the outdoor areas only; no pets in the indoor dining and retail areas. Source: Stone Brewing, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/stone-brewing-escondido/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Stone Lake Park Property (Elk Grove, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/stone-lake-park-property/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Stonehouse - Stonehouse Cut-of Trail 6W02: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/stonehouse-stonehouse-cut-trail-6w02/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Stonewater Park (Southern Highlands) (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/stonewater-park-southern-highlands/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Stoney Creek Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/stoney-creek-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Stoney Point Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/stoney-point-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Stony Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/stony-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Stough Reservoir Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/stough-reservoir-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Stovepipe Wells Village (Death Valley, CA): Yes, with restrictions: $30 pet fee. Tell the hotel when you book so it can assign a pet-friendly room. Source: Stovepipe Wells Village, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/stovepipe-wells-village/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Strawberry Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/strawberry-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Stuhlmuller Vineyards (Healdsburg, CA): Yes. Source: Stuhlmuller Vineyards, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/stuhlmuller-vineyards-healdsburg/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Stumpy Meadows Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/stumpy-meadows-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Stupak Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/stupak-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Stylus Park Dog Park (Chula Vista, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Chula Vista, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/stylus-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Subway Cave: No. Pets are not allowed. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/subway-cave/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sue-meg State Park (Trinidad, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Except for service animals, dogs not allowed on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sue-meg-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sugar Pine Point Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sugar-pine-point-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sugar Spring Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sugar-spring-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sugarfoot Glade Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sugarfoot-glade-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sugarloaf Open Space (Walnut Creek, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: City of Walnut Creek, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sugarloaf-open-space/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sugarloaf Ridge State Park (Kenwood, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in historic zone and developed areas. Dogs not allowed in the following areas: trails, dirt roads, and backcountry areas. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sugarloaf-ridge-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sulphur Springs Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sulphur-springs-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Summerdale Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/summerdale-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Summit Camping Area: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/summit-camping-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sun Valley Regional Park (Sun Valley, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sun-valley-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sunbeam Rest Area (eastbound I-8) (El Centro, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sunbeam-rest-area-i-8-eastbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sunbeam Rest Area (westbound I-8) (El Centro, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sunbeam-rest-area-i-8-westbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sundew Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sundew-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sunflower Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sunflower-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sunken Gardens (Atascadero) (Atascadero, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Atascadero, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sunken-gardens-atascadero/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sunny Springs Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sunny-springs-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sunrise Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sunrise-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sunset Beach River Park (Forestville, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sunset-beach-river-park-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sunset Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sunset-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sunset Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sunset-campground-el-dorado/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sunset Park Dog Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sunset-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sunset State Beach (Watsonville, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Except on the beach. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sunset-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- SureStay by Best Western Fontana (Fontana, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/surestay-by-best-western-fontana/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- SureStay Plus by Best Western Sacramento Cal Expo (Sacramento, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/surestay-plus-by-best-western-sacramento-cal-expo/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- SureStay Plus by Best Western Sacramento North (Sacramento, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/surestay-plus-by-best-western-sacramento-north/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Surestay Plus Hotel by Best Western Redding (Redding, CA): Depends on the hotel: Best Western lets each hotel decide. Where pets are accepted: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; up to $40 per room per night. Source: Best Western Hotels & Resorts, checked 2026-10-26. Brand policy, not yet confirmed by this hotel. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/surestay-plus-hotel-by-best-western-redding/ (name and location ODbL, © OpenStreetMap contributors; policy CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Surfer's Beach (Half Moon Bay, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: City of Half Moon Bay, checked 2026-10-27. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/surfers-beach-half-moon-bay/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sutter Buttes State Park (Live Oak, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sutter-buttes-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sutter's Fort State Historic Park (Sacramento, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Only service animals are allowed inside Sutter’s Fort. Dogs are allowed on the park grounds surrounding the fort. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sutter-s-fort-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sutter's Landing Dog Park (Sacramento, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Sacramento, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sutters-landing-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Swan Lake Nature Study Area (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/swan-lake-nature-study-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Swanson Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/swanson-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sweetwater Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sweetwater-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sweetwater Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sweetwater-campground-madera/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Switzer Park Picnic Area: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/switzer-park-picnic-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sycamore Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sycamore-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sycamore Grove Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sycamore-grove-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sycamore Park (Mill Valley, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Mill Valley, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sycamore-park-mill-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sycamore Valley Open Space Regional Preserve: Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sycamore-valley-open-space-regional-preserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Sylvan Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/sylvan-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- T.J. Lake Trailhead: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/t-j-lake-trailhead/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Table Mountain Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/table-mountain-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Table Mountain Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/table-mountain-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tahoe Blue Hotel (South Lake Tahoe, CA): Yes: $25 per pet per night. Source: Tahoe Blue Hotel, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tahoe-blue-hotel-south-lake-tahoe/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tahoe City Dog Park (Tahoe City, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: Tahoe City Public Utility District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tahoe-city-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tahoe State Recreation Area (Tahoe City, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in the following areas: Truckee River Outlet known as ""Gatekeepers"" within the day-use area along the Lake Tahoe shoreline. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tahoe-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tahoe Tap Haus (Tahoe City, CA): Yes, on the patio. Source: Tahoe Tap Haus, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tahoe-tap-haus-tahoe-city/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tahquitz Pines Retreat (Idyllwild, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 3 pets per cabin; no fee for the first 2 pets. Book a room marked pet friendly: the FAQ says dogs stay in select cabins. Source: Stay Idyllwild, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tahquitz-pines-retreat/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Talbert Regional Park (Costa Mesa, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: OC Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/talbert-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Talbot Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/talbot-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Talega Park (San Clemente, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of San Clemente, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/talega-park-san-clemente/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tallac Historic Site shoreline (South Lake Tahoe, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are allowed on the Lake Tahoe shoreline from Valhalla Pier to Tallac Point, where the Lake of the Sky Trail meets the lake, and on the site's trails. Source: USDA Forest Service, Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit, checked 2026-10-27. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tallac-historic-site-shoreline/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tamarack Lodge & Resort (Mammoth Lakes, CA): Yes, with restrictions: up to 2 pets per cabin; $30 per pet per night. Dogs stay in the cabins only, not in lodge rooms. No pets other than dogs. Source: Mammoth Mountain, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tamarack-lodge-mammoth-lakes/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tanglewood Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tanglewood-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tannery Gulch Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tannery-gulch-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tanzanite Community Park Dog Park (Sacramento, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Sacramento, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tanzanite-community-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Taylor Creek Visitor Center: Yes, with restrictions. Pets are not permitted in or near the Taylor Creek Marsh or inside the Stream Profile Chamber. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/taylor-creek-visitor-center-lake-tahoe/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Taylor Mountain Regional Park and Open Space Preserve (Santa Rosa, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/taylor-mountain-regional-park-and-open-space-preserve-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Teague Hill Preserve: No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/teague-hill-preserve-midpen/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tecolote Canyon Natural Park (San Diego, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of San Diego, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tecolote-canyon-natural-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ted and Kathy Radke Martinez Regional Shoreline (Martinez, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are not allowed in the duck pond, marsh or other interior areas; in parking areas they must be leashed (6 feet maximum). Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ted-and-kathy-radke-martinez-regional-shoreline/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ted Craig Regional Park (Fullerton, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: OC Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ted-craig-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tejon Pass Rest Area (northbound I-5) (Lebec, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tejon-pass-rest-area-i-5-northbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tejon Pass Rest Area (southbound I-5) (Lebec, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tejon-pass-rest-area-i-5-southbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- TeleLi puLaya (Black Oak) Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/teleli-pulaya-black-oak-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Temescal Brewing (Oakland, CA): Yes. Source: Temescal Brewing, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/temescal-brewing-oakland/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Temescal Regional Recreation Area (Oakland, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are not allowed in the lake or on the beach. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/temescal-regional-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tenmile Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tenmile-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tennessee Valley Beach: No. The beach and the Tennessee Valley Trail from the parking lot to the beach are closed to pets. Service animals are exempt. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tennessee-valley-beach-ggnra/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tent Peg Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tent-peg-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Teton Trails Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/teton-trails-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Texas Flat Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/texas-flat-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- The Bark at Central Park (Rancho Cucamonga, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Rancho Cucamonga, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/the-bark-at-central-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- The Boneyard Dog Park (Culver City, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Culver City, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/the-boneyard-dog-park-culver-city/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- The Cottage Inn (Tahoe City, CA): No. Pets are not allowed. Source: The Cottage Inn, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/the-cottage-inn-tahoe-city/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- The Forest of Nisene Marks State Park (Aptos, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed below Porter Picnic Area. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/the-forest-of-nisene-marks-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- The Highlands Resort (Guerneville, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on a leash no longer than 6 feet; up to 2 pets per site; $100 per stay. Dogs stay only in specific cabins booked ahead by phone; the tents are not dog-friendly, and dogs may not go in the pool. No cats. Source: The Highlands Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/highlands-resort-guerneville/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- The Junction (Tam Junction beer garden) (Mill Valley, CA): Yes. Source: The Junction, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/the-junction-mill-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- The Madrona (Healdsburg, CA): Yes: $150 per stay. Source: The Madrona, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/the-madrona-healdsburg/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- The Milo Santa Barbara (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, with restrictions: $40 per night, up to $160 per stay. Report all pets on arrival; pets must be accompanied by their owner at all times, and cannot be left in rooms unattended. Pet relief stations are on three lawn areas. Source: The Milo Santa Barbara, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/hotel-milo-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- The Oasis at Death Valley (Death Valley, CA): No. No pets of any kind anywhere at the resort, the Inn or the Ranch; only service animals. Source: The Oasis at Death Valley, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/oasis-at-death-valley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- The Orbit In (Palm Springs, CA): No. Pets are not allowed. Source: The Orbit In, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/orbit-in-palm-springs/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- The Pines Resort (Bass Lake, CA): Yes, with restrictions: $85 per pet. Dogs only, in the pet-friendly chalets; confirm one is available before you travel. A pet in any other chalet or suite brings a significant penalty charge. Source: The Pines Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/the-pines-resort-bass-lake/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Tahoe (Truckee, CA): Yes: up to 2 pets per room; up to 80 lb each; $200 per stay. Source: The Ritz-Carlton, Lake Tahoe, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ritz-carlton-lake-tahoe-truckee/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- The Saguaro Palm Springs (Palm Springs, CA): Yes, with restrictions: $50 per pet per stay. Tell the front desk before arrival. Pets are not permitted at the pool or in the restaurants and bar spaces, and may not be left unattended in guest rooms. Source: The Saguaro Palm Springs, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/the-saguaro-palm-springs/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- The Springs at Borrego RV Resort & Golf Course (Borrego Springs, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; dog park on site. No pets on the golf course at any time. Barking or aggressive dogs are not allowed. Source: The Springs at Borrego RV Resort & Golf Course, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/springs-at-borrego-rv-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- The STRAT Hotel, Casino & Tower (Las Vegas, NV): No. Pets and emotional support animals are not allowed on the property. Service animals are welcome. Source: The STRAT Hotel, Casino & Tower, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/the-strat/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Thomas Canyon Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/thomas-canyon-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Thomas Creek Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/thomas-creek-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Thomas Creek Trailhead: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be leashed at the trailhead and for the first mile of the trail. Source: U.S. Forest Service, Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/thomas-creek-trailhead-humboldt-toiyabe/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Thomas Dudley Leavitt Sr. Memorial Park (Bunkerville, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/thomas-dudley-leavitt-sr-memorial-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Thomas F. Riley Wilderness Park (Coto de Caza, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: OC Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/thomas-f-riley-wilderness-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Thorburn Access Park: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: County of Fresno, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/thorburn-access-park-fresno-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Thorn Meadows Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/thorn-meadows-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Thornewood Preserve: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs only on the designated trails, controlled on a leash of 6 feet or less. Source: Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/thornewood-preserve-midpen/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Thornton State Beach (Daly City, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/thornton-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Thousand Steps Beach (Laguna Beach, CA): No. Dogs are prohibited every day of the year. Source: City of Laguna Beach, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/thousand-steps-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Three Prong Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/three-prong-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Three Rocks Fishing Access: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: County of Fresno, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/three-rocks-fishing-access-fresno-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Thunderbird Park (Indian Springs, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/thunderbird-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Thurman Flats Picnic Area: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/thurman-flats-picnic-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tide Beach Park (Table Tops) (Solana Beach, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are allowed on leash only on the stretch from the Tide Beach Park stairs north to Cardiff. Source: City of Solana Beach, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tide-beach-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tijuana Estuary NP Point of Interest (San Diego, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allows on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tijuana-estuary-np-point-of-interest/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tilden Nature Area (Berkeley, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tilden-nature-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tilden Regional Parks Botanic Garden: No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tilden-regional-parks-botanic-garden/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tillie Creek #1 Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tillie-creek-1-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tillie Creek #2 Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tillie-creek-2-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tillie Creek #3 Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tillie-creek-3-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tillie Creek #4 Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tillie-creek-4-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tillie Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tillie-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tillman Park (Alameda, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Alameda, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tillman-park-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Timber Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/timber-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tioga Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tioga-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tioga Lake Overlook Info Site: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tioga-lake-overlook-info-site/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Toad Springs Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/toad-springs-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Todd Beamer Dog Park (Fresno, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Fresno, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/todd-beamer-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tolay Lake Regional Park (Petaluma, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tolay-lake-regional-park-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tolkan Campground (King Range): Yes: on leash. Source: Bureau of Land Management, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tolkan-campground-king-range/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tolowa Dunes State Park (Crescent City, CA): No. Except for service animals, dogs not allowed on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tolowa-dunes-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tom Schopflin Fields (Santa Rosa, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tom-schopflin-fields-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tomales Bay State Park (Point Reyes Station, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only at Vista Point Picnic Area. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tomales-bay-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tomhead Saddle Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tomhead-saddle-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tomo-Kahni State Historic Park (Tehachapi, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tomo-kahni-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tooms RV Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tooms-rv-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Topanga Beach (Malibu, CA): No. Los Angeles County allows no animals on its beaches, including dogs. Source: Los Angeles County Department of Beaches and Harbors, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/topanga-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Topanga State Park (Topanga, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/topanga-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Topaz Lake Park: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash of 10 feet or less, held by an able-bodied person. Source: Douglas County Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/topaz-lake-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Topaz Ranch Estates Park: No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: Douglas County Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/topaz-ranch-estates-park-douglas-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Toquima Cave Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/toquima-cave-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Torrance Beach (Torrance, CA): No. Los Angeles County allows no animals on its beaches, including dogs. Source: Los Angeles County Department of Beaches and Harbors, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/torrance-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Torrey Highlands Dog Park (San Diego, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San Diego, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/torrey-highlands-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Torrey Pines Park Dog Park (Murrieta, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Murrieta, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/torrey-pines-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Torrey Pines State Beach (San Diego, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/torrey-pines-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve (San Diego, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/torrey-pines-state-natural-reserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Towata Park (Alameda, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Alameda, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/towata-park-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Trail Canyon Trailhead (Spring Mountains): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash at the trailhead. Source: U.S. Forest Service, Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/trail-canyon-trailhead-spring-mountains/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Trail of the Phoenix 2W09: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/trail-phoenix-2w09/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Trailborn Mendocino (Mendocino, CA): Yes, with restrictions: on leash; up to 2 pets per room; up to 40 lb each. A daily pet fee is added to the room charge; the page does not state the amount. Tell the hotel when you book, since availability is limited. Source: Trailborn Mendocino, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/trailborn-mendocino/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Trancas Canyon Park Dog Park (Malibu, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Malibu, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/trancas-canyon-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tree of Heaven Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tree-of-heaven-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Treebones Resort (Big Sur, CA): No. Pets are not allowed. Source: Treebones Resort, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/treebones-resort-big-sur/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Trescony Park (Santa Cruz) (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/trescony-park-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tri-City Regional Park (Placentia, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: OC Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tri-city-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Trinidad Rest Area (northbound US-101) (Trinidad, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/trinidad-rest-area-us-101-northbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Trinidad Rest Area (southbound US-101) (Trinidad, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/trinidad-rest-area-us-101-southbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Trinidad State Beach (Trinidad, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Except for service animals, dogs not allowed on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/trinidad-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Trinity Lake Resort & Marina (Trinity Center, CA): Yes, in the cabins. Source: Trinity Lake Resort & Marina, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/trinity-lake-resort-marina/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Trinity River Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/trinity-river-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Trione-Annadel State Park (Santa Rosa, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in developed areas like Channel Drive. Dogs not allowed on trails, dirt roads, or in backcountry. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/trione-annadel-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Trout Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/trout-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Troy Meadow Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/troy-meadow-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Truckee Hotel (Truckee, CA): No. Pets are not allowed. Source: Truckee Hotel, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/truckee-hotel-truckee/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Truett-Hurst Winery (Healdsburg, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Well-behaved dogs on a leash, at non-carpeted tables and on the patio; not on carpets or furniture. Source: Truett-Hurst, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/truett-hurst-winery-healdsburg/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Truitt Bark Park (Sacramento, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Sacramento, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/truitt-bark-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Trumbull Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/trumbull-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tuff Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tuff-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tule Elk State Natural Reserve (Buttonwillow, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are allowed in the visitor center area on a 6-foot or shorter leash. Dogs are not allowed on the reserve during the Auto Safari tours, even if only staying in the vehicle. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tule-elk-state-natural-reserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tule Springs Fossil Beds National Monument (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, on leash. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tule-springs-fossil-beds-national-monument/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tully Dog Park (San Jose, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San José, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tully-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tunnel Mills Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tunnel-mills-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tunnel Rock Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tunnel-rock-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tuolumne Grove Nature Trail: No. Dogs are allowed on the road within Tuolumne Grove but not on the nature trail. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tuolumne-grove-nature-trail-yosemite/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Turlock Lake State Recreation Area (LaGrange, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must always be on a 6-foot leash in both the campground and Day Use areas. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/turlock-lake-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Twin Falls Picnic Site: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/twin-falls-picnic-site/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Twin Lakes Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/twin-lakes-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Twin Lakes Picnic Site: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/twin-lakes-picnic-site/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Twin Lakes Resort (Bridgeport, CA): Yes, in the cabins, campsites and RV sites: up to $25 per pet per stay. Source: Twin Lakes Resort, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/twin-lakes-resort-bridgeport/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Twin Lakes State Beach (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/twin-lakes-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Two Rivers Rest Area (Highway 111) (Calipatria, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/two-rivers-rest-area-highway-111/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Tyrrell Park (Santa Cruz) (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/tyrrell-park-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- U.N. Plaza Dog Park (San Francisco, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/un-plaza-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Union East Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/union-east-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Union Flat Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/union-flat-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Union Kitchen & Tap, Encinitas (Encinitas, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Well-behaved, leashed dogs on the patios. There is a menu just for dogs. Source: Union Kitchen & Tap, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/union-kitchen-tap-encinitas/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Union Kitchen & Tap, Gaslamp (San Diego, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Well-behaved, leashed dogs on the patios. There is a menu just for dogs. Source: Union Kitchen & Tap, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/union-kitchen-tap-gaslamp-san-diego/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Union Point Park (Oakland, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: City of Oakland, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/union-point-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Union Street Inn (San Francisco, CA): No. Pets are not allowed. Source: Union Street Inn, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/union-street-inn-san-francisco/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Union Village Park Dog Park (Henderson, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Henderson, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/union-village-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Union West Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/union-west-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- University Avenue Dog Park (Sacramento, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Sacramento, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/university-avenue-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- University Dog Park (Bakersfield, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Bakersfield, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/university-dog-park-bakersfield/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- University Terrace Park Dog Park (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/university-terrace-park-dog-park-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Upper Chiquito Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/upper-chiquito-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Upper Douglass Dog Play Area (San Francisco, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/upper-douglass-dog-play-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Upper Grays Meadow Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/upper-grays-meadow-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Upper Hole Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/upper-hole-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Upper Jones Valley Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/upper-jones-valley-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Upper Little Truckee Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/upper-little-truckee-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Upper Newport Bay Nature Preserve (Newport Beach, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: OC Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/upper-newport-bay-nature-preserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Upper Noe Dog Play Area (San Francisco, CA): Yes. Dogs may be off leash. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/upper-noe-dog-play-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Upper Oso Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/upper-oso-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Upper Peppermint Dispersed Area: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/upper-peppermint-dispersed-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Upper Pine Grove Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/upper-pine-grove-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Upper Sage Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/upper-sage-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Upper San Juan Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/upper-san-juan-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Upper Shake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/upper-shake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Upper Soda Springs Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/upper-soda-springs-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Upper Stony Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/upper-stony-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Uptown Family Park (Paso Robles) (Paso Robles, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Paso Robles, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/uptown-family-park-paso-robles/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Utica Reservoir Campgrounds: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/utica-reservoir-campgrounds/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- V&T Trail (Carson City, NV): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/v-and-t-trail/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Vallejo Mill Dog Park (Fremont, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Fremont, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/vallejo-mill-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Valley Oak Dog Park (Sacramento, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Sacramento, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/valley-oak-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Valley of Fire State Park (Overton, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are not allowed in the Visitor Center. Source: Nevada Division of State Parks, Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/valley-of-fire-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Valley View Preserve (Ojai) (Ojai, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash at all times. Source: Ojai Valley Land Conservancy, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/valley-view-preserve-ojai/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Valley Wells Rest Area (eastbound I-15) (Nipton, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/valley-wells-rest-area-i-15-eastbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Valley Wells Rest Area (westbound I-15) (Nipton, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/valley-wells-rest-area-i-15-westbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Valmy Rest Area (I-80): Yes, on leash. Source: Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/valmy-rest-area-i-80/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Van Damme State Park (Little River, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in campground, beach and Spring Ranch. Dogs not allowed on Fern Canyon Trail, Old Logging Road Trail, or Pygmy Forest Trail. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/van-damme-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Van Duzen County Park: Yes: on leash. Source: County of Humboldt, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/van-duzen-county-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Van Sickle Bi-State Park, Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash of not more than six feet. Source: Nevada Division of State Parks, Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/van-sickle-bi-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Venice Beach (Los Angeles, CA): No. The county's beach rules say no animals are allowed on the beach, naming dogs and cats. Source: Los Angeles County Department of Beaches and Harbors, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/venice-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Venice V Hotel (Los Angeles, CA): Yes, with restrictions: $100 per stay. Dogs only (no cats). The page gives no weight limit, number of dogs or leash rule. Source: Venice V Hotel, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/venice-v-hotel-venice/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ventura River Preserve: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash at all times. Source: Ojai Valley Land Conservancy, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ventura-river-preserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Verde Park (San Clemente, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of San Clemente, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/verde-park-san-clemente/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Verdi School Park (Verdi, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/verdi-school-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Verdugo Mountains Park Property (Sun Valley, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/verdugo-mountains-park-property/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Vermillion Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/vermillion-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Vernal Fall Trail (Mist Trail): No. Pets are not allowed on the trail to Vernal Fall, even if carried in arms, a carrier, stroller or backpack. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/vernal-fall-trail-yosemite/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Veterans Memorial Park Dog Parks (Boulder City, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Boulder City, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/veterans-memorial-park-dog-parks/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Veterans Park Dog Park (Chula Vista, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Chula Vista, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/veterans-park-dog-park-chula-vista/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Veterans' Barrington Park Dog Park (Los Angeles, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/veterans-barrington-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Viceroy Santa Monica (Santa Monica, CA): Yes, with restrictions: up to 2 pets per room; up to 50 lb each; $150 per stay. Tell the hotel before arrival that you are bringing a pet. The fee is waived for a service animal. Source: Viceroy Santa Monica, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/viceroy-santa-monica/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Village Center Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/village-center-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Village Green Dog Park (Incline Village) (Incline Village, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Washoe County Regional Animal Services, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/village-green-dog-park-incline-village/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Village Green Park (Summerlin) (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/village-green-park-summerlin/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Vineyard Dog Park (Templeton, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: San Luis Obispo County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/vineyard-dog-park-templeton/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Virginia Creek Settlement (Bridgeport, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Pets are welcome at the property's discretion. Source: Virginia Creek Settlement, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/virginia-creek-settlement/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Virginia Foothills Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/virginia-foothills-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Virginia Lake Park Dog Park (Reno, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Reno, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/virginia-lake-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Vista Meadows Dog Park (Livermore, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Only for licensed dogs that belong to Livermore residents; without a current city license, you'll be asked to leave. Source: City of Livermore, Livermore Area Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/vista-meadows-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Von Tobel Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/von-tobel-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Voyager Rock Camping Area: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/voyager-rock-camping-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wadsworth Rest Area (westbound I-80): Yes, on leash. Source: Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wadsworth-rest-area-i-80-westbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wailaki Campground (King Range): Yes: on leash. Source: Bureau of Land Management, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wailaki-campground-king-range/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wakalu Hep Yo (Wild River) Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wakalu-hep-yo-wild-river-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Walk-On Beach Coastal Access Trail (The Sea Ranch, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/walk-on-beach-coastal-access-trail-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Walker River State Recreation Area (Yerington, NV): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Nevada Division of State Parks, Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/walker-river-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wallis Ranch Park Dog Park (Dublin, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Dublin, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wallis-ranch-park-dog-park-dublin/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Walnut Grove Park Off-Leash Area (Thousand Oaks, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Conejo Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/walnut-grove-park-off-leash-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Walnut Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/walnut-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Walter Haas Dog Play Areas (San Francisco, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: San Francisco Recreation and Park Department, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/walter-haas-dog-play-areas/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ward Canyon Dog Park (San Diego, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San Diego, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ward-canyon-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ward Charcoal Ovens State Historic Park (Ely, NV): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Nevada Division of State Parks, Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ward-charcoal-ovens-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ward Creek Park Property (Tahoe City, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in developed areas only, which include campsites, paved roads and paths, dirt fire roads, and paved parking areas. Dogs allowed in developed picnic areas and day use areas. Dogs not allowed on beaches or dirt trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ward-creek-park-property/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ward Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ward-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Ward Mountain Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/ward-mountain-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wardlaw Dog Park (Vallejo, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Greater Vallejo Recreation District, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wardlaw-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Warner Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/warner-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Washington Dog Park (Alameda, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Alameda, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/washington-dog-park-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Washington Park (Alameda, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Alameda, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/washington-park-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Washington Park (Burlingame, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash only by the Rose Garden, daily from 6 to 7:30 a.m., and on the outfield Monday to Friday from 6 a.m. to 2 p.m. The outfield is closed to dogs December to February and June to August. Source: City of Burlingame, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/washington-park-burlingame/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Washoe Lake State Park (Carson City, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may not enter the wetland area except during the waterfowl hunting seasons set by the Nevada Department of Wildlife. Source: Nevada Division of State Parks, Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/washoe-lake-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Washoe Meadows State Park (South Lake Tahoe, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in developed areas only, which include campsites, paved roads and paths, dirt fire roads, and paved parking areas. Dogs allowed in developed picnic areas and day-use areas. Dogs not allowed on beaches or dirt trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/washoe-meadows-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wassama Round House State Historic Park (Ahwahnee, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wassama-round-house-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Waterbird Regional Preserve: No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/waterbird-regional-preserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Waterfall Trail (Carson City, NV): No. Dogs are not allowed here; service animals are exempt. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/waterfall-trail-carson-city/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Watson Dog Park (San Jose, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San José, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/watson-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Watsonville Wetlands Trails (Nature Center) (Watsonville, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Watsonville, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/watsonville-wetlands-trails/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Watts Towers of Simon Rodia State Historic Park (Los Angeles, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only outside the fence area. Dogs are not allowed inside the fence or inside the Towers. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/watts-towers-of-simon-rodia-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wawona Meadow Loop (Wawona, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Pets are allowed on the Wawona Meadow Loop, an exception to the park's ban on pets on trails. They must be on a leash of 6 feet or less. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wawona-meadow-loop-yosemite/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Way Station Brew (Berkeley, CA): Yes. Source: Way Station Brew, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/way-station-brew-berkeley/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Weaverville Joss House State Historic Park (Weaverville, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in parking lot. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/weaverville-joss-house-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Webster Trail 2E16: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/webster-trail-2e16/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wedekind Regional Park Off-Leash Area (Sparks, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: Washoe County Regional Animal Services, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wedekind-regional-park-off-leash-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Weed Airport Rest Area (northbound I-5) (Weed, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/weed-airport-rest-area-i-5-northbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Weed Airport Rest Area (southbound I-5) (Weed, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/weed-airport-rest-area-i-5-southbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Welch Dog Park (San Jose, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San José, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/welch-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Welcome Station RV Park (Wells, NV): Yes: on leash. Source: Welcome Station RV Park, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/welcome-station-rv-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wells Cabin Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wells-cabin-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wench Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wench-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wench Creek Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wench-creek-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wendover Welcome Station (I-80): Yes, on leash. Source: Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wendover-welcome-station-i-80/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wentworth Springs Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wentworth-springs-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- West Branch Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/west-branch-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- West Cliff (Santa Cruz) (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/west-cliff-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- West County Regional Trail (Sebastopol, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/west-county-regional-trail-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- West Eagle Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/west-eagle-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- West End Beach (Donner Lake) (Truckee, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: Truckee-Donner Recreation and Park District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/west-end-beach-donner-lake/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- West Flamingo Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/west-flamingo-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- West Kaiser Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/west-kaiser-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- West Point Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/west-point-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Western Trails Equestrian Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/western-trails-equestrian-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Western Trails Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/western-trails-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino (Las Vegas, NV): Yes: up to 2 pets per room; up to 60 lb combined; no longer or taller than 36 inches; $150 per stay. Source: Westgate Las Vegas Resort & Casino, Westgate Resorts, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/westgate-las-vegas-resort-and-casino/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Westlake Park (Santa Cruz) (Santa Cruz, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Cruz, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/westlake-park-santa-cruz/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Westley Rest Area (northbound I-5) (Tracy, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/westley-rest-area-i-5-northbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Westley Rest Area (southbound I-5) (Tracy, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/westley-rest-area-i-5-southbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Westminster Dog Park (Los Angeles, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/westminster-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Weston Hills Park Dog Park (Henderson, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Henderson, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/weston-hills-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Weston Park Dog Park (Stockton, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Stockton, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/weston-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Westport-Union Landing State Beach (Westport, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/westport-union-landing-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Westside Park (Escondido, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Escondido, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/westside-park-escondido/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Westside Regional Park (Bodega Bay, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/westside-regional-park-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Westwood Dog Park (Los Angeles, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/westwood-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wetlands Loop Trail (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be leashed. The trail is shared with cyclists and joggers. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wetlands-loop-trail/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wetlands Park Nature Preserve (Las Vegas, NV): No. Dogs are kept out to protect wildlife habitat. Leashed dogs are allowed on the rest of Clark County Wetlands Park's trails. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wetlands-park-nature-preserve/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Whale Park (Alameda, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Alameda, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/whale-park-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wheeler Gorge Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wheeler-gorge-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Whiskers Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/whiskers-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Whiskeytown National Recreation Area: Yes, with restrictions. Leashed pets are allowed on roads, sidewalks, campgrounds, group campsites, hiking trails and along most of the lakeshore. Pets are not allowed inside public buildings or on the designated swim beaches, adjacent picnic areas and within swim buoys at Brandy Creek, Oak Bottom and East Beach, or at the Whiskey Creek Group Picnic Area swim beach. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/whiskeytown-national-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Whisky Falls Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/whisky-falls-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Whisman Park (Mountain View, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Off leash only in the designated area, every day from 6 to 10 a.m. and from 5 p.m. to sunset. Source: City of Mountain View, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/whisman-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Whispering Lakes Dog Park (Ontario, CA): Yes. This is a dog park. Source: City of Ontario, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/whispering-lakes-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Whispering Pines Trail 1E33: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/whispering-pines-trail-1e33/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Whitaker Park Dog Park (Reno, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Reno, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/whitaker-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- White Azalea Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/white-azalea-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- White Cloud Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/white-cloud-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- White Mt. Peak / Barcroft Trailhead: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/white-mt-peak-barcroft-trailhead/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- White Oaks Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/white-oaks-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- White River Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/white-river-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- White Rock Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/white-rock-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Whitehorse Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/whitehorse-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Whites Creek Park (Reno, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/whites-creek-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Whites Creek Trailhead: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be leashed at the trailhead and for the first mile of the trail. Source: U.S. Forest Service, Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/whites-creek-trailhead-humboldt-toiyabe/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Whitewater Rest Area (eastbound I-10) (Palm Springs, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/whitewater-rest-area-i-10-eastbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Whitewater Rest Area (westbound I-10) (Palm Springs, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/whitewater-rest-area-i-10-westbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Whiting Ranch Wilderness Park (Foothill Ranch, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: OC Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/whiting-ranch-wilderness-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Whitlock Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/whitlock-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Whitnall Off-Leash Dog Park (Los Angeles, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/whitnall-off-leash-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Whitney Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/whitney-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Whitney Portal Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/whitney-portal-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Whitney Portal Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/whitney-portal-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Whitney Portal Picnic Area: Yes, on leash. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/whitney-portal-picnic-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wilbur & Theresa Faiss Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wilbur-and-theresa-faiss-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wilbur D. May Arboretum and Botanical Garden (Reno, NV): No. The arboretum is inside Rancho San Rafael Regional Park; dogs on leash are allowed in the rest of that park. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wilbur-d-may-arboretum/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wilbur Square (Boulder City, NV): Yes. Dogs may be off leash at certain times. Source: City of Boulder City, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wilbur-square/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wild Horse Equestrian Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wild-horse-equestrian-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wild Horse State Recreation Area: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Nevada Division of State Parks, Nevada Legislature, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wild-horse-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wild Plum Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wild-plum-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wildcat Canyon Regional Park: Yes. Source: East Bay Regional Park District, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wildcat-canyon-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wilder Ranch State Park (Santa Cruz, CA): No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wilder-ranch-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wildhorse and Pale Rider Trails (Carson City, NV): Yes. Dogs may be off leash under voice control. Source: Carson City Parks, Recreation and Open Space, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wildhorse-and-pale-rider-trails/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wildhorse Creek Trail 2E02: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wildhorse-creek-trail-2e02/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wildhorse Crossing Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wildhorse-crossing-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wildomar Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wildomar-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wildwood Canyon State Park (Yucaipa, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed on all trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wildwood-canyon-state-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wildwood Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs are prohibited from athletic areas and children's play areas. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wildwood-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wildwood Park Dog Park (San Bernardino, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of San Bernardino, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wildwood-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wildwood Rest Area (eastbound I-10) (Beaumont, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wildwood-rest-area-i-10-eastbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wiley's Well Rest Area (I-10) (Blythe, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wiley-s-well-rest-area-i-10/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Will Rogers Beach (Pacific Palisades, CA): No. Los Angeles County allows no animals on its beaches, including dogs. Source: Los Angeles County Department of Beaches and Harbors, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/will-rogers-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Will Rogers State Beach (Pacific Palisades, CA): No. Park unit operated by the Los Angeles County Department of Beaches and Harbors. Check website at https://beaches.lacounty.gov/will-rogers-beach/ for more information. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/will-rogers-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Will Rogers State Historic Park (Pacific Palisades, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed in historic zone (but not on house tours) and Inspiration loop. Dogs not allowed on Backbone, Temescal or Rustic Canyon Trails. In short, dogs not allowed anywhere that leads out of park. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/will-rogers-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- William B. Ide Adobe State Historic Park (Red Bluff, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed on a leash in picnic area and parking lots. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/william-b-ide-adobe-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- William B. Pond Recreation Area (Carmichael, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sacramento County Regional Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/william-b-pond-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- William Kent Beach (Tahoe City, CA): No. William Kent Beach is a designated swimming beach, and dogs are not allowed. Source: USDA Forest Service, Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit, checked 2026-10-27. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/william-kent-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- William Kent Campground: Yes, with restrictions: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Dogs are not allowed on the beaches. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/william-kent-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- William R. Mason Regional Park (Irvine, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: OC Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/william-r-mason-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Willow Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/willow-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Willow Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: USDA Forest Service, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/willow-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Willow Creek Trail 3E02: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/willow-creek-trail-3e02/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Willow Oaks Dog Park (Menlo Park, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Menlo Park, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/willow-oaks-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Willowglen Park (Santa Barbara) (Santa Barbara, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Santa Barbara Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/willowglen-park-santa-barbara/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Willows Park (Summerlin) (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/willows-park-summerlin/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Willows Rest Area (northbound I-5) (Willows, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/willows-rest-area-i-5-northbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Willows Rest Area (southbound I-5) (Willows, CA): Yes. This rest area has a designated pet area. Source: California Department of Transportation (Caltrans), checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/willows-rest-area-i-5-southbound/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wilshire Peak Trail 1E10: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wilshire-peak-trail-1e10/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wilson Commons Park (New Washoe City, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be on a leash no longer than 6 feet and under immediate control at all times. Source: Washoe County Regional Parks and Open Space, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wilson-commons-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wilson Creek Trail 1W20: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wilson-creek-trail-1w20/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wilson Dog Park (Bakersfield, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Bakersfield, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wilson-dog-park-bakersfield/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wilson Winery (Healdsburg, CA): Yes, on a leash. Source: Wilson Winery, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wilson-winery-healdsburg/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Winchester Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/winchester-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Winding Trails Park Dog Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/winding-trails-park-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Windy Hill Preserve: Yes, with restrictions. Dogs only on the designated trails, controlled on a leash of 6 feet or less. Source: Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/windy-hill-preserve-midpen/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Winterwood Park (Las Vegas, NV): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs may be off leash only inside a designated dog park area, if the park has one. Source: Clark County Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/winterwood-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Winton Park: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: County of Fresno, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/winton-park-fresno-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wishon Point Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wishon-point-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wohler Bridge Fishing Access (Forestville, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: Sonoma County Regional Parks, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wohler-bridge-fishing-access-sonoma-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wolf Creek Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wolf-creek-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wolf Ridge Loop: Yes, with restrictions. Leashed or under voice control on the loop. Part of the Miwok Trail, between Wolf Ridge and the Bobcat Trail, is closed to pets. Service animals are treated differently. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wolf-ridge-loop-ggnra/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Woodchuck Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/woodchuck-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wooded Hill Group Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wooded-hill-group-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Woodglen Vista Park Off-Leash Dog Park (Santee, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Santee, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/woodglen-vista-park-dog-park-santee/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Woodland Opera House State Historic Park (Woodland, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Concession operated. Only service animals permitted on property. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/woodland-opera-house-state-historic-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Woodland Trail 1E23: Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: U.S. Forest Service, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/woodland-trail-1e23/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Woodson Bridge State Recreation Area (Corning, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs allowed only in parking lot, paved roadway and campgrounds. Dogs not allowed on trails. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/woodson-bridge-state-recreation-area/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Woodstock Park (Alameda, CA): Yes, on leash. Source: City of Alameda, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/woodstock-park-alameda/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Woodward Dog Park (Fresno, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Fresno, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/woodward-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Woofter Family Park Dog Runs (Las Vegas, NV): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Las Vegas, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/woofter-family-park-dog-runs/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wrights Lake Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wrights-lake-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wrigley Heights Dog Park (Long Beach, CA): Yes. This is an off-leash dog park. Source: City of Long Beach, checked 2026-10-29. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wrigley-heights-dog-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wyandotte Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wyandotte-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Wynn and Encore Las Vegas (Las Vegas, NV): No. Service animals are allowed. Source: Wynn Las Vegas, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/wynn-las-vegas-and-encore/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Yellowjacket Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/yellowjacket-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Yorba Regional Park (Anaheim, CA): Yes, on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: OC Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/yorba-regional-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Yosemite National Park: Yes, with restrictions. Leashed pets are allowed in developed areas; on fully paved roads, sidewalks and bike paths, including the Bridalveil Fall, Lower Yosemite Fall and Cook's Meadow paved trails and the paved road to Mirror Lake; on the Wawona Meadow Loop; and in campgrounds other than walk-in and group sites. Pets are not allowed on other trails (including the Vernal Fall trail), in wilderness, on meadows, beaches or waterways, in public buildings, on shuttle buses or in lodging areas, even if carried. Source: National Park Service, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/yosemite-national-park/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Yuba Pass Campground: Yes: on a leash no longer than 6 feet. Source: Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/yuba-pass-campground/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Zaca Mesa Winery (Los Olivos, CA): Yes, with restrictions. Dogs must be well-behaved and remain on leash. Source: Zaca Mesa Winery, checked 2026-10-31. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/zaca-mesa-winery-los-olivos/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Zephyr Cove Beach: No. The beach at Zephyr Cove Resort is a designated swimming beach, and dogs are not allowed. Source: USDA Forest Service, Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/zephyr-cove-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Zephyr Cove Park: No. Dogs are not allowed. Source: Douglas County Parks, checked 2026-11-01. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/zephyr-cove-park-douglas-county/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Zephyr Cove Resort: Yes, with restrictions: on a leash no longer than 6 feet; up to 2 pets per site; $20 per night. Dogs are not allowed in the Airstreams, the Zephyr Cove Lodge, at the marina and beach, or on Lake Tahoe cruise boats. Never leave a dog tied up alone or unattended. Source: USDA Forest Service, Zephyr Cove Resort, Electronic Code of Federal Regulations, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/zephyr-cove-resort/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Zephyr Shoals: Yes, on leash. Source: USDA Forest Service, Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit, checked 2026-10-28. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/zephyr-shoals/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Zmudowski State Beach (Watsonville, CA): No. Dogs not allowed beyond day-use parking lot. Source: California Department of Parks and Recreation, checked 2026-10-26. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/zmudowski-state-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).
- Zuma Beach (Malibu, CA): No. Los Angeles County allows no animals on its beaches, including dogs. Source: Los Angeles County Department of Beaches and Harbors, checked 2026-10-30. DogPolicies record: https://dogpolicies.com/places/zuma-beach/ (CC BY 4.0; cite with link).