Ohlone Dog Park — Attraction in Berkeley

The owners here are very engaged in their dogs interaction with other dogs. So if there's ever a fight everyone is already watching and ready to separate them. Its clean and I always see owners picking up after their dogs. The park has wood chips so some dogs dog like running in that, mine doesn't mind. There are lots of random balls around too and a water fountain!

There's a section for smaller dogs but a lot of people bring their Yorkie in the medium-large dog area. It always makes me nervous that it'll get hurt accidentally.

There is a group of elderly folk that get together by trees who don't wear their mask when they're socializing and I mean fine, if you want to play covid roulette at home, cool but when you're in a public space..just cover up. I just keep my pup away from that area so that if there's a fight between the dogs I don't have to worry about coming in contact with a group of people not wearing...

I used to really love this place. We drive here because it has a space dedicated to little dogs.

Most of the owners are attentive and correct their dogs and are cool to talk to. My dog has made many friends during his visits. It is also really well maintained.

Recently we have had to leave, or not enter because larger dog owners (maybe first time dog parents?) are taking their dogs in the littles section. My dog is only 13 pounds and can get hurt/trampled by dogs over 40 pounds that play aggressively.

It is too bad because there aren’t many enclosed play spaces where he can safely play and he is such a social guy.

We will still come back but I keep my leash handy if I need to get my dog out of a bad situation. I wish there was a weight suggestion at the entrance to...

Great space for dogs. It’s pretty active inside and out. The outlier of the park has dogs too but they were big in comparison to my little dog. I’m an out of towner visiting and I googled dog parks and this place popped up. Failed to mention that the gate is coded. The fence is short enough to hop but I assume that’s not kosher. No one in there tried to help me but I got a ton of stares. Really made me feel like an outsider. I didn’t see postings for the code or how to gain entry either but it does have a walking path and that’s what we did instead. Id like to believe that the hospitality is on assumption I’m sure but still saw a lack of humanity. Oh well… taking my...