Marin Locations

Mill Valley: Bayfront Park

Dog park group - Park People and Dogs

Sycamore, east of Camino Alto

Bayfront’s 3-acre dog park is spacious and diverse with access to Bay swimming for the avid water dogs.  Two acres are irrigated and within the year installed drainage will hopefully provide a less muddy play area for dogs & guardians.  A small agility course offers exercise for dogs that like to play alone.  For more information, contact Gail Rouchdy at (415) 383-3298 or Barbara Berlenbach at (415) 388-0071.

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Larkspur: Canine Commons at Piper Park

Doherty, east of Magnolia

This small dog park at Piper Park in Larkspur has been closed indefinitely for construction. Dogs are still allowed on leash around the perimeter walking path. Dogs are not allowed on the playing fields. This park is run by the Larkspur Park and Rec Department. It has not been determined IF the park will reopen. The city is trying to fit an enlarged Police Department and Public Works facility on the property.

For more information, please contact Larkspur Park and Recreation Department at (415) 927-5110.

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San Rafael: Field of Dogs

Civic Center Drive at Armory Drive and the Lagoon

The Field of Dogs officially opened on July 11, 1998. It is located at the Marin County Civic Center in San Rafael.

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Novato: O'Hair Park

Dog park group: D.O.G.B.O.N.E. (The Dog Owners Group Bettering Our Novato Environment)

Novato Blvd. just west of Sutro/San Marin

The park is available for romping, but funding for improvements is still needed. For more information, please contact Helen Brown at (415) 892-1826.

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Sausalito: Remington Park

Ebtide at Bridgeway, Martin Luther King Open Space

Opened in 1991, Remington Park has become one of Marin's premier pooch places. For more information, please contact Sue Dalton at (415) 332-3270.

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San Anselmo: Red Hill Community Park

The Red Hill Community Park will be closed for renovations from 7/21/08 – 12/1/08. Improvements to the park will include a one-acre fenced dog run area with double gates, greeting area and canine amenities. During the park’s closure, dog guardians may visit Sorich Ranch Park at the end of San Francisco Blvd.