Los Gatos Creek County Dog Park is a fenced off-leash area inside Los Gatos Creek County Park in Campbell. Two enclosures separate small and large dogs, and the park includes artificial turf, decomposed-granite paths, shade, benches, water fountains and natural play features.
Plan your visit
- Address: 1250 Dell Avenue, Campbell, CA 95008.
- Hours: The county park is open from 8 a.m. to sunset year-round.
- Maintenance: County off-leash areas close one day each week; call the park office for the current schedule.
- Parking: Vehicle entry fees apply, with hourly parking also available. Check the pay machine for the current rate.
- Play areas: Separate fenced sections for small and large dogs.
Find the dog park entrance
Enter Los Gatos Creek County Park from Dell Avenue. The dog park sits between the casting ponds and San Tomas Expressway and can also be reached on foot from the Los Gatos Creek Trail. Use directions to the dog-park coordinates, then follow park signs to the fenced enclosures.
Official park map: Santa Clara County’s Vasona and Los Gatos Creek County Parks map (PDF) marks the dog park, parking, trails and nearby facilities.
What to expect
The double-gated enclosures include artificial turf and decomposed-granite paths, river-rock drainage, logs and boulders for play. Benches, shade structures, waste stations, water fountains and a mural face the dog park. Dogs must stay leashed on the surrounding trail and elsewhere in the county park unless signs indicate otherwise.
The dog park may close for weekly maintenance or wet conditions. Bring backup water and waste bags and check posted notices when you arrive.
Rules and safety
Use the section appropriate for your dog, supervise play, remove waste and close both gates behind you. Leash dogs outside the designated off-leash enclosures. Dogs are prohibited in some county-park areas, including playgrounds and the casting area, so follow posted signs.
For current closures and maintenance timing, call the Los Gatos Creek park office at 408-355-2375 or check the official county park page.
What parkgoers say
Parkgoers often praise the separate dog areas, shaded seating, water fountains and connection to the creek trail. Visitors also like the turf, logs and boulders, while some say the park can become dusty or crowded and that dog-to-dog interactions require close supervision.
These are individual experiences rather than guarantees of current conditions. Compare recent Los Gatos Creek Dog Park visitor reviews with county notices and your own arrival check.
Official updates and nearby options
Review the Santa Clara County dog-park rules and maintenance guidance before visiting. The off-leash area is free, but vehicle entry or hourly parking fees may apply.
For another option, browse our California dog park directory and compare hours, surfaces and enclosure layouts.