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Calabasas Bark Park
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Calabasas Bark Park

Calabasas, CA

★★★★4.4(176 Google reviews)

A free off-leash dog park with separate large- and small-dog areas plus a doggie fountain, doubling as the trailhead for the Bark Park Trail. Kids who love animals enjoy watching the pups from the benches. Note it closes Thursdays 7–10am for maintenance.

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4232 Las Virgenes Rd, Calabasas, CA 91302, USA

(818) 224-1600

Open nowToday: 7:00 AM – 9:00 PM

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What visitors say

  • Megan Wood★★★★★

    I absolutely love bringing my dog, Jack Jack, to this park! It’s become one of our favorite spots. The space is always clean, well-maintained, and has plenty of room for dogs to run around and burn off energy. There’s a great mix of dogs and owners, and everyone is usually really friendly and respectful, which makes the experience even better. Jack Jack always gets so excited when we pull up, and that alone says everything. It’s such a great place for socializing, getting exercise, and just enjoying some fresh air together. I also appreciate that there’s seating for owners and enough shade to stay comfortable. Overall, it’s a great environment, and we’ll definitely keep coming back. Highly recommend to any dog owners looking for a fun, safe place for their pups!

    4 months ago

  • Brendan Estridge★★★★

    Fenced-in park. 3 parts. Area 1 is for small dogs, is fully enclosed, and has a woodchips floor. The other 2 sections are open to each other and are for medium/large dogs. The only difference between areas 2 and 3 is that area 2 is still a woodchips surface, but area 3 is grass. Plenty of benches to sit and many of them under trees for shade. Dog-bags provided. 4 stars because you'll like it. I'd have voted 5 stars if there was a public restroom 🚻 adjacent to it, but there's only a port-a-potty.

    2 months ago

  • Scott L★★★★

    A trail beside the entrance of the park was where Kobe had the accident. The trail is narrow and one might have to dodge the bikes while hiking. The view is just all right as not many buildings and narrow sights are inside the area. One could see people's memorial and their true emotions for Kobe with the presents. The trail could link to other longer trails at the top

    2 years ago

  • Guido Cuellar★★★★

    A good place to start a mountain bike ride or a hike. There is a paved parking lot with enough space for pet owners and outdoor enthusiasts alike. From this point yo can connect to the Milenium trail and Las Virgenes trail. This mountains are mostly bare and offer little to no shelter from the sun, you should plan your hike paying attention to the weather. There is only a potta potty and no running water available at this location so be prepared when visiting.

    3 years ago

  • Scott Lykins★★★★★

    Love hiking this many trails and a great park to keep your dog social and happy.

    2 years ago

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