Point Isabel Regional Shoreline

Best dog park around. Beware the low tide and puddle mud, but let the wolf out! There's even a small cafe for snacks...if only Costco let you bring your dog in...

I think the pics speak for themselves so I will just drop the mic on this. I don’t know if a more scenic dog park even exists. Always packed with lots of dogs. I would say make sure to be careful at all times because sometimes bad dog owners do bring their dogs to Pt. Isabel and things can get chaotic real fast. Besides that it’s great though and for sure one of my favorite spots.

Visted this market 3 different days. Enjoyed walking the whole French Quaters 25+ miles of walking in 5 days.

Dog friendly, pretty scenery, nice place to walk. Then you can go to Costco afterwards haha

Amazing spot for off leash dogs! Nice, relatively flat walk with opportunities for the dogs to swim when the tide is high. Can get very muddy during rainy season. Somewhat stroller friendly if you have a sturdy stroller. They have bathrooms for humans and water and bags for dogs. There’s even a cafe and dog washing business near the parking lot! This is our family’s favorite walking spot.

Good place to take a walk, especially with your dog or if you like to see furry friends while walking. The area is windy and have water bodies, including sea on one side. It's a small loop and is also kid friendly.

Talk about a dog park with a view! On a clear day you can see San Fran, the Golden Gate, Bay Bridge, and some of Marin co. I love this place. Its so relaxing here. It's a bit of a drive for me but I don't mind and neither does my dog. Completely off leash with space and more space. If your dog fancies a swim then it will have plenty of water entry options. There's a nice long trail if you just want to walk out a tons of field space to play catch.

I have not had any trouble with dog owners not watching their dogs.

There is a cafe called Sit& Stay and Mudpuppy's where you can get your pup bathed after playing.

Tips:
-can get chilly here esp. In the evening.
-poop bags only in 2 locations at beginning of trail so grab when you get there.
-bring towels if your pup likes the water.
-beware of foxtails
-no water drinking stations on trail for pup. Bring a pop up bowl a bottle.
-bathrooms for humans at the beginning of the trail
-parking can get full later in the day
-not enclosed. Keep your pup on a leash if you have a runner who doesn't know boundaries or isn't really for that much freedom.

This is the same place as the Pt. Isabel dog park - and it's amazing!! We love to go for the great walk, beautiful views, and to see some really cute dogs :) It's seriously impressive and so nice that they have such a large open space for dogs, I've never been to another dog park this big and beautiful. Highly recommend checking this place out. Parking gets crowded on the weekend.

BEST dog park in the area. Long off leash trails right on the water with tons of grassy fields for playing. So great!!

Point Isabel dog park is my fave in the bay area! It's right on the bay, very accessible, has an on-site dog washing service, and the canines (and human companions) are generally chill.

This was an awesome way to spend time with my friend and our dogs! We able to talk the entire trail with our dogs off leads. When that can happen, it's always a happy day. I can honestly say there were no aggressive dogs whatsoever, everyone was in good spirits and there was plenty of area to play ball with my ball obsessed dog. I can't believe I've lived in the Bay area for 20 years and this was the first time I made it out to Put. Isabel. It's different than any other dog park I've ever been to. We will definitely be returning as we all had a great time.

This Place Is For Dogs & Dog Lovers Only. There Is A Cafe That Sells Coffee & Food Plus A Place To Get Your Dog Cleaned & Groomed. The Best Time To Go Is On The Weekends Between The Hours Of 8am & 10am. There Are Breath Taking Views Of San Francisco, The Golden Gate Bridge & Much More. There Is Also A Beach For The Dogs To Jump In The Water. It's Very Cool Here & That Makes It Great For Dogs. Always Pack A Light Jacket & Some Water Because Hey It Is The San Francisco Bay =). Also You Are Aloud To Take Your Dog Off Leash & Let Them Roam Around But Keep In Mind, There's Not To Many Gates To Keep Them In.

Great open space to take your dog for a run off the leash. It's very popular and because of it's large size it never feels crowded. Good views of the bay. Lots of free parking, snack bar and dog bathing and grooming services by Mud Puppies

Best place to bring your dogs, swimming on the bay if choose. Long walking along the shore line. Bathroom for humans and a place to bath your pets! Great views all around, San Francisco Bridge or mountains depending upon where you are. Doggie clean up bags and garbages are placed throughout the park

My favorite place to take my dogs to. Dogs are allowed off leash and have plenty of places to go swimming. It's usually pretty cool here, which is great if you're trying to get away from the high inland temperatures.

If your dog is good off leash, this place is a must go. There are a lot of dogs, so make sure yours knows how interact with other dogs and children if you go.

My dog loves it here. So much space to run free, play, and socialize with other dogs. I like to get there no later than 9am on the weekends, as it can get a bit busy after 10am. Plenty of parking spaces and directly off of the freeway.

Nice paths everywhere for hike and bike. I love dogs but the best part of the area is blocked just for dogs and no bikes. Also the dog people are dumping cats. The city has bathrooms for the dog walkers. I hope the city installs solar camera to catch the people dumping cats.

Nice easy trails to walk by the Bay, especially fun for dog lovers. Go right before sunset to enjoy the best views of the SF skyline and Marin headlands. Bring a windbreaker or other layers. Water fountain at the entrance for humans and canine companions.

A wonderful place for people and their dogs, been going there for more than ten years, the humans need it as much as the pups