Dog Beach Zone

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4.5
based on 5 ratings

1 Park Ave.
Long Beach, CA 90803
(562) 570-3100

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Categories [ edit ]
Dog Parks & Dog Runs, Beaches

Hours
Open daily, 6:00 am - 8:00 pm

www.dogzone.org

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Fenced in:  NoLeash Required:  No
Restrooms Nearby:  YesNight Lighting:  No
Benches:  YesTrash Cans:  Yes
Disposal Bags:  Yes

Surface type:Sand

“The Dog Beach Zone is three acres at-the-water fun for off-leash exercise. The Dog Zone is not a dedicated “dog beach.” This recreational opportunity is overseen by the Long Beach Department of Parks, Recreation and Marine, with the assistance of the Recreation Dog Park Association and HauteDogs.org founder/director Justin Rudd!

The Dog Zone is a non-supervised facility. Use at your own risk. The City of Long Beach and the Recreation Dog Park Association accept no responsibility for the behavior of dogs, dog owners, or general beach patrons.

The Dog Zone is on the beach in the Belmont Shore area of Long Beach. It is generally located between Roycroft and Argonne Avenues. For parking, enter at Bennett Avenue (from Ocean Boulevard).

The Dog Zone is in effect from 6am to 8pm every day. The Dog Zone may be closed occasionally due to a special event or poor beach conditions.

The Dog Zone has 800 metered parking (25 cents/15 minutes or street parking is free), trash cans, a doggie water fountain at the parking lot and nearby restrooms. Some bags are provided in dispensers, but users are encouraged to bring their own bags from home.”

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4posted: September 1st, 2010

The Zone


Not as large as HB but with better amenities(ie; trash cans, closer bathrooms and so on). It did seem too small this past summer especially on weekends when it was crowded. Although the area outside the coned off area was sparcely populated. The city should consider expanding the off leash area when there are large crowds. there is some people who leave there dogs on leash which sometimes make those dogs teretorial.

 

 
5posted: May 31st, 2010


Lizee's Mom : I love taking her here. There are always so many dogs for her to play with and the water is pretty gentle so she can get in the water without freaking out because of the huge waves. I recommend owners bring their dogs here, it's a very good beach and Belmont Shore is EXTREMELY dog friendly!

 

 
5posted: December 24th, 2007

I love this place!


There is something so therapeutic about the waves, it seems to calm every dog down and there aren't as many yappy/nippy incidents at the dog beach. We prefer the beach! Remember that they restrict the hours there, so be informed before you head over there. Enjoy the waves, the sand and the pooches!

 

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