Berry Street Dog Park — Attraction in San Francisco

This is a good fairly sizable dog park with a shaded area the other dog owners are friendly and the dogs we've encountered are pretty well mannered. I had an isolated incident with an overprotective owner and her beagle mix who was allowed to do whatever it wanted and when my dog got annoyed with it biting at his tail he turned and barked at it and she then started yelling at me saying my dog should be on a leash and wearing a muzzle because of his breed which she mistook as a pit bull when in fact he is a Great Dane and American Bulldog mix who is also a certified service dog. I refused to put him on a leash or leave she then called the police who after hearing my side and observing my dog at play said I didn't have to leave n to avoid her from now on if she's there then go somewhere else. Thank God for SF's many other great dog parks and shame on you who are breed prejudice, don't judge a book...

Only three stars for this dog park because it kinda (and when I say kinda I mean hella) it kinda smells like dookie out there, but you get noseblind to it pretty quickly. I think that's like a human instinctual thing. Anyways this park isn't like huge but it has a long yard that's great for fetch with ur dog. There's generally people there in the daytime but if u wait until dark it's generally pretty empty if u want some 1on1 time to play with ur dog. But it does smell like dookie tho. And they got these apartments right across the street like what's up with that?! All those dookie as ppl be living there...

Communal dog park with gravel surface and small patches of turf. It's next to a treatment station so there were vaults that was in the gravel dog area. A nice area to take your dogs to to their business in but not so good for our dog that likes to play fetch. The park overall is well maintained and watering area and doggy bags provided but the design lacked a little for us. Our dog definitely became aware of the protruding vault after he got scuffed by the hinges. Just have to be mindful...