Make sure to check out both of these dog parks with your furry four legged friend!
Dog Zone
Off-leash, 3-acre dog beach in Long Beach open daily 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Located between Roycroft and Argonne Avenues in Belmont Shore, Long Beach 90803. A few blocks east of the Belmont Pier and Olympic pool.
Long Beach Recreation Dog Park
5201 E. 7th St. Long Beach, CA
The Parks Department maintains a public restroom in the northeast corner of the park. Because of vandalism, a key is required for use. You may obtain a key by writing to our mailing address in the bottom left corner of the home page and enclosing a $5 deposit. (You return the key and you get your $5 back.)
The entire park, which is about 1 3/4 acres, is enclosed with a 5-foot, chain-link fence. There are four sets of double gates -- a separate entrance and exit from the main park at the east end, the entrance to the small-dog park and set of gates at the far west end.
A third watering station has been installed, complete with gravel for better drainage. We now have one at each end of the main enclosure and one in the little-dog park. Water is also available for two-legged visitors too.
A small section of the park has been enclosed at the east end of the park specifically for small dogs. It has its own gates directly to the parking lot. We also have another small enclosure at the west end of the park for emergencies and to help some owners corral those dogs that just aren't quite ready to go home.
We share a parking lot with the city workers who work at the oil pumping station next door. Two spaces nearest the Dog Park gates have been reserved for handicapped visitors. Along the fences around the park, you'll find a dozen bag boxesand a few pooper-scoopers. Just inside the east gate is our Bark Board, a bulletin board of association news and other information. About 20 benches and several tables have been placed throughout the park.
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