Cordelia Community Dog Park

Cordelia Community Dog Park finds its home on the same property as the family-friendly Cordelia Community Park in Fairfield, California. Situated on two acres of land, this much-loved dog playground boasts of two fully fenced play areas where dogs are welcome to engage in regular off-leash exercise and socialization opportunities. 

To ensure that small, shy, and senior dogs have a space where a playstyle better-suited to their size, age, and personality reigns, one of the enclosures has been set aside specifically for their use. Owners are asked to carefully monitor their dogs' playtime and to keep a lead handy at all times in case it is needed. 

California state law also mandates that dogs be kept on a lead when entering and exiting the play areas as well as in all public places. Cordelia Community Dog Park, a public dog play haven, is open to all people and their pooches free of charge. The dog runs were designed to contain all of the amenities needed for a great day at the park including water, agility equipment, concrete obstacles, tree stumps, logs, and poop bags. 

It's the responsibility of all owners to clean up after their pets and to properly dispose of their waste. Visitors to Cordelia Community Dog Park remark that the property is exceptionally clean and the on-site bathrooms are spotless. Nearby Cordelia Community Park offers many recreational opportunities sure to please each member of the family. 

Among the outdoor adventures, families may choose from are a large grass field, a skate park, baseball diamonds, barbecues, horseshoe pits, bocce ball courts, and fitness courses. Food trucks also frequent the property during the spring and summer months. 

Cordelia Community Dog Park has not instituted any specific rules visitors to their dog playground must observe. However, it's always a good idea for dogs to be current on vaccinations. A city dog license is also recommended. Looking for a great new park to explore? Why not bring Fido and the family to Cordelia Community Dog Park?