Crescenta Valley Dog Park is a 1.5-acre fenced off-leash area in the northwest portion of Crescenta Valley Community Regional Park. Separate enclosures serve small and large dogs beneath mature oak and sycamore trees.
Plan your visit
- Address: 3901 Dunsmore Avenue, La Crescenta, CA 91214.
- Hours: Check the county park page and entrance signs; maintenance or weather can change access.
- Play areas: A 0.5-acre small-dog area and a 1-acre large-dog area.
- Surface: Decomposed granite with cedar chips beneath and around mature trees.
- Amenities: Drinking fountains, benches, shade structures, security lighting and a dog wash outside the gates.
Find the dog park entrance
Enter Crescenta Valley Community Regional Park from Dunsmore Avenue and continue toward the northwest section. Use directions to the dog-park coordinates and follow park signs. Each size area has its own double-gated entrance.
The official Los Angeles County dog-park page provides the site plan, surfaces and amenity description.
What to expect
The large enclosure offers about twice the area of the small-dog section. Mature trees and shade structures provide sheltered seating, while the decomposed-granite and cedar-chip surfaces reduce mud. Check for loose chips, uneven areas and fountain operation when you arrive.
Rules and safety
Use the appropriate enclosure, supervise your dog, remove waste and close both gates behind you. Keep dogs leashed throughout the surrounding regional park outside the designated dog area. Use the wash station outside the gates and leave if play becomes unsafe.
Follow all posted county rules and temporary closure notices. For current park information, call Crescenta Valley Community Regional Park at 818-249-5940.
What parkgoers say
Parkgoers often appreciate the roomy separate areas, mature trees, shaded benches, nearby parking and space for leashed walks around the regional park. Visitors also mention that water is concentrated near the entrance and that some dogs enter the wrong size area.
These are individual experiences rather than guarantees. Compare recent Crescenta Valley Dog Park visitor reviews with county notices and your own arrival check.
Official updates and nearby options
Use the county page and posted entrance signs for current maintenance, weather and access information. The surrounding regional park offers additional leashed walking space.
For another option, browse our California dog park directory.