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Corona Heights Dog Park
Corona Heights / Castro
A heavily used, rustic dog area next to the Corona Heights Natural Area, near the Randall Museum. Wood chips underfoot; dogs must be leashed on the trails up to the rocky summit, which has one of the best views downtown. Wheelchair access is limited.
- Where
- Roosevelt Way & Museum Way
- Neighborhood
- Corona Heights / Castro
- Fenced
- Yes, fully fenced
- Hours
- Most SF parks are open 5 a.m. to midnight; confirm on the official page
- Managed by
- SF Recreation & Park Department
- Official page
- sfrecpark.org
Rules here
- Off-leash only inside the marked dog play area; leash everywhere else in the park.
- No dogs on athletic fields, courts or children's play areas.
- Pick up and remove waste, and don't leave your dog unattended.
- Control excessive barking and digging; keep vaccinations and license current.
- Dog walkers: no more than eight dogs per person.
Closures for turf recovery, repairs and wildlife happen often. Check the official page or posted signs before you go.
What to bring
- Long training leash (15 to 30 ft): Practice recall before you trust a big open space.
- Collapsible water bowl: Fountains aren't always working. Clips to a leash.
- Poop bag dispenser: Park dispensers are often empty. Bring your own.
- LED collar light: Fog and early sunsets make dogs hard to spot.
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Nearby dog parks
- Alamo Square (Alamo Square / Western Addition)
- Buena Vista (Haight-Ashbury)
- Mission Dolores Park (Mission)
- Duboce Park (Duboce Triangle)