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Marina Dog Park

Park · San Leandro · Alameda County · California

Leash

Off leash allowed under voice control

Rules

Rules to know

• Leash your dog outside the dog park (San Leandro Municipal Code 4-11-300). Inside, carry a leash at all times, and take off choke, pinch or prong collars with the leash.
• Stay with your dog and keep it under voice control at all times.
• Dogs must be healthy, fully vaccinated, licensed with tags on the collar, over 4 months old and not in heat.
• Aggressive dogs are not allowed; remove your dog at the first sign of aggression toward people or other dogs.
• No more than three dogs per owner. Dogs are the only animals allowed.
• Do not let your dog dig holes. A dog that barks excessively must leave.
• Clean up after your dog (4-11-325).
• No alcohol, smoking or food, for people or dogs.
• No bicycles, strollers, skateboards, scooters, wagons, glass containers or dog toys.
• Children must be 6 or older to enter, and children under 14 need an adult.
• Do not gather within 20 feet of the entry gates.
• The small-dog area at the north end is for dogs of 25 pounds or less.

Source: [2] City of San Leandro, checked October 29, 2026

Location

14001 Monarch Bay Drive, San Leandro, 94577 · Alameda County · California · Map (OpenStreetMap)

Managed by City of San Leandro. Official page

Sources

1. Marina Dog Park (sanleandro.org), City of San Leandro. Government agency, checked October 29, 2026.

   The Marina Dog Park is located along the Marina Shoreline and close to the Marina Park. ... provides an open space with shaded structures, picnic benches, water faucets, and separated sections for small and large dogs.

2. Marina Dog Park: Dog Park Rules (sanleandro.org), City of San Leandro. Government agency, checked October 29, 2026.

   Must be supervised by their owner and under voice control at all times. ... Must be leashed outside of the dog park. Inside the dog park an owner must carry leashes at all times and remove choke, pinch or pronged collars with the leash.

3. Location: City of San Leandro GIS "ParkLocators" layer, point for Dog Park (services.arcgis.com), City of San Leandro. Government agency, checked October 29, 2026.

First verified October 29, 2026; re-check due November 28, 2026. Freshness: fresh. How we verify.

See something out of date? Rules change. If what you saw on site differs from this page, suggest a correction for Marina Dog Park or email corrections@dogpolicies.com. We re-verify against the official source, usually within a week, and log the result on the accuracy page.

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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).

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