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Waterbird Regional Preserve
Park · Contra Costa County · California
Are dogs allowed at Waterbird Regional Preserve?
No. Dogs are not allowed.
Rules
| Rule | Value | Source | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dogs allowed | No | [1] East Bay Regional Park District | November 1, 2026 |
Rules in every East Bay regional park
- Dogs must be on a leash (6 feet maximum) in parking lots, picnic sites, lawns and other developed areas, within 200 feet of a trailhead or staging area, at posted areas, and wherever grazing animals are present.
- Dogs may be off leash in open space and undeveloped areas, if they stay in view, under voice control and return to the leash when called. Carry a 6-foot leash for each dog.
- No dogs at swimming pools, beaches, wetlands, marshes or designated nature study areas.
- Walking more than three of your own dogs, or walking dogs for a fee, needs a revocable annual district permit.
- Pick up your dog's waste and put it in a trash can or carry it out; never leave bags along a trail.
- Do not leave a dog unattended anywhere in the parks. Dangerous dogs are not allowed.
Source: [2] East Bay Regional Park District, checked October 28, 2026
Location
Address not listed by the source. · Contra Costa County · California
Managed by East Bay Regional Park District. Official page
Sources
- Waterbird Regional Preserve (ebparks.org), East Bay Regional Park District. Government agency, checked November 1, 2026.
Notice: No dogs allowed.
- Dogs (ebparks.org), East Bay Regional Park District. Government agency, checked October 28, 2026.
Dogs may be off-leash in open space and undeveloped areas of parklands, provided they are under control at all times.
See something out of date? Rules change. If what you saw on site differs from this page, suggest a correction for Waterbird Regional Preserve 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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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).
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