Canine Commons Dog Park

Fantastic, huge, leash free sand dune and beach dog park with hang gliders and the most beautiful scenery. Doggie Disney World, but better.

The dog park itself is ok, but the trails next to it are spectacular. If you head right while facing the main field (away from the parking lot) you will find trails that lead you into magical, secluded spots. Just gorgeous..

Cool dog park. The reason for 2 star is as follows: Dogs walking off leash in parking lot and also off leash on the trails where dogs are supposed to be leashed. Also small /​timed dog area filled with large dogs and a Pitbull. Next big dog area with unaware owners including the unaware owner of a male Doberman that wasn’t even fixed. Potential for trouble. Sorry I really wanted to like this place, but will not be back.

This is the best dog park in California! Seriously!
Two words: OFF LEASH!
Additional Two words: OPEN SPACE!
Enough said.

My wife and I walked the dog around Canine Commons during a trip to Napa. The park’s practically off-​leash, I didn’t see a single on-​leash dog despite all the signage.
Most of the park is hilly and dirt paths, nothing remarkable, but the surroundings are very pretty (in particular, the vineyards on top of the hill).

Love this place! I especially love the off-​leash areas and the surrounding walking trails. Felt good to let my dogs be dogs!

This is a huge dog park… I get a little spoiled going to Point Isabel, and I would rate this up there with Point Isabel (it’s not that huge but bigger than Alameda which I also consider to be large compared to all the dog parks in Oakland)…Just a lot hotter and no water… But plenty of pups of all sizes, lots of room to run.

Bender was free as a bird here too! when hes happy Im happy. Just wish more people cleaned up after their dogs.

This is our dog’s regular dog park. She’s super spoiled, we’ve taken her to Fort Funston, Point Isabel, etc. but Canine Commons and the trails that go through nearby Alston Park seem to be her favorite.
They have two fenced in areas, a smaller one for shy/​small dog and a very large area for all other dogs. We take ours to a Greyhound play group on the weekends early in the morning and I’m pretty sure they have other play groups as well. Everyone I’ve run into here have been incredibly friendly, more-​so than any other dog park I’ve been to :)

Great dog park with lots of fenced-​in off leash space as well as some great trails to go hiking through Alston Park. I take my greyhound to a greyhound group every weekend.

Came here the other day with our dog Melo and fell in love with the place. Melo and I live about 30 minutes away from this Dog Park but will now have to make the drive.
The dog park is clean, plenty of space to run around. There is even a obstacles course that you can train your dogs on. Another cool thing is that you can walk the trail with your dogs and have them off leash. Melo loved running around and we didn’t have to worry about cars.
On a funny note, Melo is not to keen on other dogs and is really shy. A smaller dog came up to him and took his ball and he didn’t do anything about it. We are looking forward to frequenting this place so that he can get comfortable around other dogs.

Best place for dogs if you are in the Napa area. To get there make sure to mapquest corner of Dry Creek Road and Redwood Rd. or you will get lost. Best way to find it is… exit on Redwood Rd. in downtown Napa (exit 19) and go west on Redwood. Take a RIGHT onto Dry Creek and it’s about 300M on Dry Creek and you can see it on your left-​hand side. HAVE FUN!!! :)

Luv luv luved this park. My puppy has had a hard time at dog parks because they were so small and folks (furry and not furry) were all smushed together. This place has space !!! The day i went everyone seemed to be walking up the hill with their dogs off leash and it was great. Never saw my pup so happy and friendly… was finally in her element, she’s a baby Bermese mix and was roaming through the vineyards and hills like she owned the place. Great spot and will go again next time i am up north for wine tasting… a must see for the furry folks.

This is by far the best park to bring your dog. There is so much space for your dog to roam around, and the city tries and keeps it as clean as possible by providing doggie waste bags. Napa residents are always very friendly with their dogs, and if there was ever a problem, the owner always took control of the dog (as far as I’ve seen). Overall, it’s a fun place for your dog to play and walk around.

Wow, there’s so much space to roam! We brought our dog there for a little run break after a morning of driving and sitting around. They have lots of trees for the dogs and lots of chairs for their humans. Just behind the fenced-​off area, your dog can run up the hill along the trail. I like the location since it’s just off the main Hwy just a couple exits from the Premium Outlets. This is definitely a place to visit if you’re traveling with your dog.

Hooray for Alston Park. This is a great way to spend quality time with your puppy in Napa. 3 acres of fenced in dog park (with a few little pools for a good cooling soak). Better yet, the fenced park is at the bottom of hilly Alston Park that winds up amongst the vineyards and has both on and off leash areas for your dog. This is hiking with you dog at its best — fun trails, lots of great smells, very scenic and friendly people and dogs to boot!

A great place to bring your pup in Napa. This is a wide open 3 acre dog park. It sits right in Alston Park which has about 100 acres of on leash dog friendly trails. I have seen several people here walking off leash, but have never done it myself. This large fenced in park with water and benches. There is also a small picnic area that seems to be maintained by locals.
A great place to let your pet roam free or leash up adn go for a walk. Parking is easy.
Here are directions from Napa:
–Hwy 29 North and exit Redwood Rd.
–Turn left on Redwood Rd
–Right on Dry Creek Rd
–The park will be on the left.