Sutter’s Landing Dog Park

I’ve had a few scary moments at this park, but the one today was most concerning because the dog owner not only failed to acknowledge his dog’s overly aggressive behavior, but also resorted to name calling while only I was in ear shot. His dog attacked my dog and wouldn’t relent. Another person helped remove the aggressor dog from my dog. While the most aggressive bite didn’t break the skin, it along with the other bites, barking and mounting directed at one of my dogs leading up to that was excessive. I understand dogs will play rough at times, but this clearly crossed the line. The owner failed to acknowledge his dog and intervene until after others had separated his dog from mine and I and another had asked several times to whom t/​his dog belonged. After this incident, he made a snide remark to me and remained in the park. His dog again went after mine. I left and snapped this pic of him with his dog (the darkest in the photo and closest to him). I don’t like to resort to posting pics online like this, but fear for other dogs and their owners. When his dog more seriously hurts another, his dog too could endure unfortunate consequences. After the second incident, he called me a pansy and told me that I should leave. I left to keep my dogs safe. As I was leaving I was told by others who were there before I arrived that his dog had been very aggressive to another dog and there had been an incident with that owner. I understand spirited dog play, but this was too much. It’s unfortunate that he failed to act on the danger that he was putting his and others’ dogs in. Please beware of this man and his dog.

Dog-​people here are excellent at taking responsibility for their dogs (small area is only spot we go). They are friendly and clearly love their dog companions. I feel like my little dog is safe here compared to some other parks. Regulars take good care of the seating area and bring extras to make it more comfortable. Many of the dogs are so sweet they will come up to my kids and even jump in their laps for pets. We always enjoy visiting.

This is an interesting dog park. It’s developed, large and relatively maintained by the city but there’s no grass and only a few trees. The majority of the tree hugging, libtard dog owners here have shit for brains and no common sense. The evening crowd illegally drink alcohol and illegally smoke marijuana. They once had a conversation in front of me about who preferred cocaine or mushrooms, talked about «fuck the police» stuff and every other word out of their mouths was «fuck» and «shit».

It’s a good sized dog park with different sides for small/​large dogs. There are water facilities for the pooches, plenty of tennis balls, and chairs/​shade for the humans. Owners are friendly and I’ve never had an issue with any aggressive dogs. Plenty of parking and convenient to midtown.

This park has a lot of potential. If it wasn’t for the irresponsible dog owners, this park would’ve got 5 stars. Keep your overly aggressive dogs at home.

Love the big space here! just wish it had more shady areas.

We just found this dog park and we absolutely love it. All the dogs were so friendly and their parents were really nice as well. We will be going back again and again. Awesome find…

This park would be five stars but for the total lack of green grass and little shade.
Four stars for:
Friendly dogs and people;
Big dog area is expansive and perfect for long games of fetch and letting my GSD run her heart out;
Free parking;
And
It’s clean

COOL SPOT FOR YOUR LITTLE GUY OR GAL TO MAKE SOME FRIENDS!
This is the first dog park that I have ever attended. I very much enjoyed it. Let’s review!
First off, parking is free! Don’t tell Kevin Johnson though!
The first thing that you notice is that there are two gates per section in order to contain dogs properly. Nobody wants their little guy running out into the street.
There are separated areas for little and big dogs. This really helps if your little guy doesn’t like the bigger ones. Since my poopypuppy is tiny, we opted for the small dogs section.
If you are looking for a place with grass, then go somewhere else! No grass here. We are in a drought! There is lots of dirt and some bark. Dogs still like it.
They provide lots of toys with which your pups can play. No need to bring a bunch of crap. Speaking of crap, they also provide bags! Awesome. There are many hoses and water fountains for your babies to stay hydrated or just get wet. They help if your dog gets really dirty and needs a spray off.
There are many tables, benches, chairs and umbrellas for you and your dog to get out of the heat and chat with some other patrons (if your dog can talk that is).
All around fun time. If you want your dog to meet some friends and get a little exercise, then check it out!
Oh yea, and there is a solar farm right next door. How cool!

Parking: Free parking and plenty of spaces
Location: In midtown, thus close by work and home.
This is not what we had in mind when we set out to go to a dog park. This place is very hot and dusty. No where for a little dog to run around.
We left immediately and went to Sutter park, just down the way. We like the lawn in front of the B Street Theater much better. We’d rather wear a leash and run on grass then burn our feet
I know some are looking to make friends in a «dog» park, but we’re here for exercise and a little fresh air, thus a real park works for us.

Great park, has doggie and people water fountains with doggie/​kiddie pools scattered everywhere. Has great shade and comfy people chairs. The majority of the park is covered in tan bark and has patches of dirt. There is a division for Large and Small breed dogs and excellent parking right next to it!

Love it here! We bring our dog to run around the river, then he can run around the dog park… As if the river doesn’t make him tired enough.

Covered parking, bike trail, access to river within walking distance, skate park at the warehouse across from dog park, what’s not to love? Stop withholding the stars!
P. S. Drinking fountains are available for thirsty animals.

Decent spot to take your dogs. The large dog section is separate from small dogs. Nice amount of tables and benches to sit, it’s nothing compared to Point Isabel dog park in El Cerrito back home but it’s nice

Favorite dog park around… little to no dust. Friendly atmosphere. Plenty of space to run around. Great view all around.

We went here last weekend with our little guy, Lincoln. Lincoln loved it.
It’s a little «over the river and through the woods» if you live in downtown, but overall it was a great place to take our dog. The people were VERY welcoming and the dogs were so cute and friendly.
I do agree, shade would be nice, but overall, no complaints. I also saw that everyone there announces when your dog is poo’ing, so no worries on missing out and not cleaning up after yourself!

Good dog park, lots of dogs. There’s a small and large dog section. The only downside I have to this park is that there’s not a lot of grass so be prepared to wear tennis shoes and not sandals like I did. There’s lots of parking and a whole bunch of solar panels next to the park. Also there is a train track next to it which can be annoying sometimes when long trains come by. Also, be sure to bring poop bags because I don’t think they provide any.

After reading the other reviews for this dog park I was a bit skeptical, but decided to check it out anyway. I am glad I did.
First off, I like the idea that this used to be a landfill and has now been turned into a park with all sorts of amenities, especially the solar farm.
It’s obvious a lot of thought went into the design of this place all the way down to the parking lot. The spaces are large and the driveway is wide to allow for easy visibility, which seems to be necessary because I noticed a lot of people not leashing their pet once they exit the dog park.
The small dog section is decent sized with enough seating to be comfortable and not require you to huddle up in a corner. All of the dogs and dog owners are friendly and representative of the area. I would prefer grass to bark as it can sliver and cause issues for the lil paws running around on it, but my guy tended to stay away from it.
The large dog area was busy and bustling, just what you want to see!
Overall, I like this place! Just a note to the dog owners: Please remember to leash and unleash your pet in the leash zone before entering/​exiting the park. Bringing a leashed dog into the park creates anxiety for the other dogs. Bringing an UNleashed dog into a parking lot creates anxiety for humans. PSA over and out!

I realize it’s not a reflection on the dog park itself, which is mostly clean, well-​swept, and has all the usual amenities (water bowls, double fences, etc), but I thought the people here were the rudest I’ve encountered at any public dog park I’ve been to.
My dog’s a barker. He’s harmless, but he’s not used to being around other dogs, and while he loves to play, he’s not so good with how he vocalizes his enthusiasm. He sounds like he’s yelling at everybody, actually. So… I can see how that would be annoying. But… a) how’s he ever supposed to socialize, if he doesn’t get used to other dogs? and b) shouldn’t a dog park be for the dogs, not the uptight owners? It was like high school all over again, with the catty women sitting in their little cliques, making their little sotto voce comments about my poor excitable dog. I tried to be a good sport, apologizing, explaining, keeping a close eye on my little gus to make sure he didn’t single out any individual dog or owner for his not-​so-​musical overtures.
I jogged him around the park twice to expend some of his excess energy, and assiduously scooped up after him (a public obligation that seems to be lacking here), yet still with the snide commentary. I live in midtown, so this is the closest dog park, but the nastiness I encountered makes me miss Seattle’s Magnuson Park, where dogs will be dogs, and people get it.

Owners really need to quit socializing and pick up their dogs shit! Tops bad because this is a nice location; seriously came here this morning (2÷23÷14) and people eating donuts around the picnic table while their dogs were crapping all over the place!
Irresponsible and lazy owners!