Palisades Park

I live 5 min a way. I want with my kids there twice. I didn’t like this place at all not safe and not clean. Not good at all for 1 year kids.
I which they can fix that and build good one like the ones in San Francisco.

Although there are definitely lots more and better dog parks and dog-​friendly areas in the Bay Area, I’ve seen worse, and this little dog park does great in a pinch. Actually, my dog had a great time smelling every inch of it! Will probably come back here every once in a while when I want to give her a change of scenery, so to speak.

I have a hard time finding dog parks that are fenced. This little dog park near juniper sera is really convenient. I have a husky and jack Russell and they love it here nice open space for them to run and it is pretty clean.
My husky really enjoys running around on the grass. It’s really calming. Not many dogs are there when I get there so my dogs have the place to themselves.
The only down side is that it is small. So if there is a lot of dogs there is no where to really stand. Also It is right next to a children’s play ground. So just hopefully the dogs won’t get off a leash.

I like taking my dog here. It is quiet and usually empty so no distractions. Unfortunately today there is a large hole in the street side fence and my dog almost went through it after his ball. Hopefully it can get fixed ASAP before some dog gets out and gets hit or lost.

This is a good park for little kids minus the dog owners who let their dogs off leash and allow the dogs to run through the playground saying «don’t worry my dog is friendly!» I don’t know you dog and it may get excited when kids are playing. This interaction happens every time we visit the park.

Considering I live literally right down the street from this park I wish it was better! There are lumps and holes in the grass and there are no infant swings. So I can even put my daughter in one of the swings nor can I let her walk or crawl around the grass. Kind of defeats the purpose of a park to me.

Really convenient dog park right off Skyline Boulevard that’s about the width and length of two neighborhood houses enough to chuck a ball and give your dog a nice workout. So glad they have nice short ground cover now, too. Disappointed that I find a couple of poops there. Tonight a white husky was escorted by a tall male with red jacket and grey hoody who sat on top of the picnic table and played with his smartphone while dog did his business… never picking up. That’s so wrong. Bring your dog’s water. ps there’s a nice playground if you have kids to entertain. The views of the city and the ocean are wonderful!

Love this park. Its a great place to get your dog out for a quick romp around.

Nice little park for the little ones as well as the furry ones. The dog park part is tiny, but dogs don’t care. They just wanna run around and poop. The human park side has a nice playground playset with swings and slides, as well as a sandbox and a little home for playing pretend. Sometimes I like to put my dog in the little house and pretend she lives there.
A little tip: you can illegally cross over the wire fence over to the cliff side and enjoy the view (when there is one, damn fog). Just don’t fall over. It’s fenced for a reason. I see a bunch of kids go back there every now and then. Probably engaging in illegal behavior or outdoor sex. Who knows.

The dog park is meh. It’s small and there is no shade or water supply. Tons of gopher holes, but my dog likes to hunt, so she has fun with it. You have to pick and choose your time to enjoy the space b/​c for some reason there are a lot of unaltered male dogs in that neighborhood. Also a problem with a group of pushy old men who hang out there in the early evenings drinking and smoking. Who would have thought Westlake had a ghetto undercurrent?

I have been going here since I was a young child. I even remember when they had the old wooden play structure up. The new structure is fine, not anything oh so impressive. You should avoid the «doggie area», it is just nasty. There is always a ton of poop and holes (death traps if you’re running). Just take a little drive down to Fort Funston if you want a great dog friendly area.

I love this place not for the actual park itself, but the view behind the fence on the cliff at the park. Even on a cold/​foggy day, the sight of the ocean and beach is really beautiful and definitely unexpected. Back when I was in high school, there used to be a hole in the fence people could easily walk-​through, but they’ve closed that up and I normally see people either hopping the fence or creating more holes.
My warning would be to be careful that you don’t fall or hurt yourself around here, the fence is definitely up for a reason.

Very nice little neighborhood park. They havea great little dog run that I use when ever my friends bring the fur balls by my house, and the basketball court is in pretty good condition (I never use it, I am just commenting on its quality). Take the kids by. The play equipment looks pretty good. All you could want in a park. If only the had a churo guy.

not too bad, just wanted to try it out to get my dog kiro up and running. It’s a small lot that’s basically just fenced up. It’s not too bad if there maybe 2 more dogs, but no real designation for small or big dogs.
Not too great that it’s muddy, but i think the thing that really got to me was all the holes that were dug up. Not good for doggies with the inconsistancy of the floor.
I did meet a very nice german shepard named tarzan. At first i was a bit skeptic because my dog had gotten bitten two days before by a german shepard but the owner told me it was alright. Super nicely trained not bad for 8months, he was the same age as my pup kiro.
overall, i’d come back just cause it’s close to my house, but i’d try to find a better place.

The rest of the park was pretty good. But the dog park area bleh!!!
It was garbage, garbage everywhere. There were so many holes my dogs kept tripping and falling over. Not to mention after reading the reviews I thought ‘hey why not take mom and the dogs to the park’ first thing my mom see’s is a used condom next to her feet. Lets just say we are still on the hunt for a decent dog park.

I was looking for a place to hang out with the dog, get some sun and do a bit of studying. This seemed like the perfect place.
It’s a very tiny park. Decent sized grassy area and a fairly updated playground for the kiddies (I hope someone oils the swings because they squeak like CRAZY!).
The enclosed dog area is small, but a good size to let your pup run and catch the chuck-​it ball. I was happy to see that people were good about cleaning up after their dogs.
My major complaint — the TRASH! The DC parks people really need to make a point to come here more often to dump out the trash cans. The two cans in the park were overflowing with trash, which meant that there was a ton of trash blowing around the park. Not to mention that all the dog poop bags were spilling over onto the ground. Yuck.

Living down the street from this park for 20 years I have a lot of stories about this place. There is a nice playground structure here and a few bbq pits. Also a good amount of grass area to play a little football or soccer on. A small dog park was added a few years ago taking up some space but it was a good addition for the dog owners in the neighborhood. There is also a basketball court with a few benches.
The views from this park are great. On a sunny day you can see the marin headlands and the Golden Gate Bridge. Sunny days are rare here though, it can get quite windy and foggy at this park. There are also a few holes in the fence to the west, which leads to «the cliff» as my friends and I called it growing up. «The cliff» offers views as far as you can see over the pacific. It is also possible to climb down the cliff to the beach, which is not very safe, but it is possible. (I’ve done it a few times). Overall this park has a little bit of everything that a park needs.