Dog Parks in Hemet and San Jacinto, CA

The San Jacinto Valley contains two dog park. One is located next to the Ramona Humane Society on Seventh Avenue, and it requires that you pay a yearly fee to bring your dog there. The other is less than a year old and is part of Oltman Park. The San Jacinto Valley has many more dog parks within a 30 minute drive. Plans are in the works to reopen the San Jacinto River Park too; it was once, a great place for dogs to run.

Butterfield Dog Park

1886 Butterfield Drive, Corona

Herada Heritage Dog Park

13100 65th Street, Corona-Eastvale

Meadowside-Dairyland Dog Park

14520 San Remo, Corona

Aurantia Dog Park

Greenspot Road, Highland

Pines Camp-Idyllwild Dog Park (may be private)

26375 Highway 243, Idyllwild

Hulda Crooks Dog Park

Beaumont Ave. and Mountain View Ave., Loma Linda

Torrey Pines Dog Park (coming soon)

Southeastern Murrieta, Murrieta

Civic Center Dog Park

730510 Fred Waring Drive, Palm Desert

Freedom Dog Park

77-400 Country Club Drive, Palm Desert

Joe Mann Dog Park

77820 California Drive, Palm Desert

University Dog Park

74802 University Park Drive, Palm Desert

Palm Springs Dog Park

Pierce Street and Riverwalk Parkway, Palm Springs

Redlands Dog Park (coming soon)

Ford Park, Redlands

Carlson Dog Park

Mission Inn Avenue, Riverside

Pat Merritt Dog Park

Limonite Frontage Rd. and Juan Bautista Ave., Riverside

Riverwalk Dog Park

Pierce Street and Collett Avenue, Riverside

Wildwood Dog Park

E. Waterman and 40th Street, San Bernardino

Margarita Dog Park

29119 Margarita Road, Temecula

Redhawk Dog Park

44747 Redhawk Parkway, Temecula

Yucaipa Dog Park (coming soon)

Seventh Street Park, Yucaipa

Kitching Peak, San Gorgonio Wilderness

Terri Peak, Lake Perris State Recreation Area

Black Mountain, San Jacinto Mountains

Tahquitz Peak, San Jacinto Mountains

Palm View Peak, San Jacinto Mountains

Pyramid Peak, San Jacinto Mountains

Thomas Mountain, San Jacinto Mountains

Author, hiker, and friend-of-dogs, Allen Riedel has published an informative book detailing over sixty dog friendly hikes in Southern California. Inside “Best Hikes with Dogs:Southern California” the reader will find great information about the seven local hikes listed above. Allen Riedel also writes for www.localhikes.com. The Hemet library contains two copies of his book.

San Jacinto Valley is surrounded by the San Bernardino National Forest, San Gorgonio Wilderness, San Jacinto Mountains, Cleveland National Forest, Santa Rosa Mountains, Lake Perris, Lake Skinner, and the marvelous Diamond Valley Lake. The region is made for taking your dog on a hike.

Animal Friends of the Valleys
29001 Bastron
Lake Elsinore, CA 92531
951.674.0618
animalfriendsofthevalleys.com

Banning Animal Shelter
2242 E. Charles Street
Banning, CA 92220
951.922.3301
rcdas.org/banning.htm

Corona Animal Shelter
608 Harrington Street
Corona, CA
951.736.2309
discovercorona.org

Living Free Animal Sanctuary
54250 Keen Camp Road
Mountain Center, CA 92561
951.659.4684
living-free.org

Moreno Valley Animal Control
23700 Sunnymead Boulevard
Moreno Valley, CA
951.413.3790
moreno-valley.ca.us

Ramona Humane Society
690 Humane Way
San Jacinto, CA 92582
951.654.8002
ramonahumanesociety.org

Riverside County Animal Services
5950 Wilderness Avenue
Riverside, CA 92504
951.358.7387
riversideshelter.com

Riverside Humane Society
5791 Fremont Street
Riverside, CA 92504
951.688.4340
petsadoption.com

WARNING

Hiking with or without a dog can be hazardous, especially in the wild.It is your responsibility to learn about and prepare for these hazards. Information on this site or www.localhikes.com may contain mistakes or omissions.

Beaumont....15 miles

Corona....50 miles

Highland....30 miles

Idyllwild....30 miles

Loma Linda....30 miles

Menifee....15 miles

Moreno Valley....30 miles

Murrieta....30 miles

Palm Desert....55 miles

Palm Springs....45 miles

Redlands....30 miles

San Bernardino....40 miles

Temecula....35 miles

Yucaipa....25 miles

Banning....20 miles

Riverside....35 miles

Mountain Center....25 miles

Lake Elsinore....30 miles

Distance Chart

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Dog-Related Links

Canine Country Club Dog Park

Carlson Dog Park

Ramona Humane Society Park

690 Humane Way, San Jacinto

This dog park includes water, waste areas, two gazebos, and several picnic tables and chairs. It is beautifully landscaped with a number of boulders surrounded by grass and pine trees. The dog park contains two areas. In the evenings, the park may contain as many as 15 dogs. Call the Ramona Shelter for current membership fees.

Hemet’s Oltman Dog Park

Cawston Avenue and Eaton Avenue, Hemet

This is one of Southern California’s newest dog parks. It is located in Oltman Park near Rancho Viejo Middle School. This dog park contains all of the features common to modern and high-end dog parks.

Aldergate Dog Park

Menifee Road and Aldergate Drive, Menifee

Several hundred dogs are using this park weekly; it is Valley-Wide Parks Department’s first dog park. This dog park is a work-in-progress; small and large dogs are not separated yet. The greatest advantage this park has over others is its very large size. The fencing is secure and includes a double gate. Plenty of seating, but not much in the shade. A nearby restroom and plenty of parking is welcomed.

Canine Country Club Dog Park

Noble Creek Community Park: 390 West Oak Parkway, Beaumont

A beautiful dog park containing separate areas for large and small dogs, running water, a combination of bark and grass, and more. During peak times, this dog park also has a concession stand too.

Hound Town Dog Park

1150 Redlands Boulevard, Moreno Valley

Hound Town Dog Park sits atop a hill near Moreno Valley’s equestrian center. A beautiful view of northern San Jacinto Valley can be seen from here. The park is grassless, but offers plenty of mostly unobstructed area to run and play.

Menifee Dog Park

Pete Peterson Park: 29621 Park City Avenue, Menifee

In the back corner of Pete Peterson park is a small dog park. This park includes an agility course and nice shade trees. The entire dog area is without a lawn.

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