Kearny Mesa Park

Friendly dog park with tons of water bowls & water in jugs to refill. People were friendly & nice. It's pretty big so you can do a couple laps or you can sit at one of the several benches. Not overmuch shade so you might wanna bring a hat or umbrella. Definitely sunblock.

Really large dog park for all size dogs. There is no separation of size or weight. There are a bunch of benches and chairs here, mostly placed under the trees to catch shade. The center of the park is all dirt, no shade or trees, and the outskirts of the park (with trees) have weeds underneath. Overall, still an alright park because it's huge and plenty of room for any size dog. There is also a cement building bathroom for humans directly outside the back of the dog park! Super awesome.

I've been taking my dog here for years. It is a large dirt park that is completely fenced in. There are double gates for entrances on either side of the park. There is a drinking fountain, jug refill spigot, and bathrooms. The dog park has many metal bowls and jugs of water. There are benches and plastic chairs for sitting and some trees for shade.

The dog park is just one area, there is no separation of small and large dogs.

I've always gone when it's quiet and there are only a few dogs there. I've never had any issues with dogs, but again I go when it's quiet. Like all dog parks, it'll depend on the owners who are there as to whether they and their dogs are ready and safe for a dog park.

Perfect playground for dogs to play and socialize. The entrance is double-gated, so you enter/exit by opening then closing one gate at a time to prevent dogs from running out of fenced Park. Nothing fancy just a dirt area that is completely encircled with a chain link fence to keep all the dogs from running off too far. I believe the park is open 24/7 but not sure. There are chairs and benches for owners to sit and watch their dogs play. The park is big enough for even large to dogs to run at full speed. Lots if dog bowls around and a water faucet near restrooms to keep the jowls full of water.