Treasure Island Dog Park is a fenced off-leash field on Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay. The entrance is near 9th Street and Avenue of the Palms, beside the neighborhood playground, with broad views toward San Francisco.
Plan your visit
- Official location: 9th Street at Avenue of the Palms, San Francisco, CA 94130.
- Hours: Published Treasure Island Development Authority material lists daylight hours. Check posted signs because island construction can affect access.
- Dog area: One fenced off-leash field; visitors do not describe a separate small-dog enclosure.
- Water: A reliable dog-water source is not listed. Bring drinking water and a bowl.
- Parking: Use legal nearby street or visitor parking and follow temporary construction signs.
- Weather: The waterfront field is exposed to wind and has little shade, so bring a layer and plan for sun.
Find the dog park entrance
Use directions to Treasure Island Dog Park. From Avenue of the Palms, turn toward 9th Street and look for the fenced dog field west of the playground. Keep your dog leashed outside the enclosure and confirm that the gate latches behind you.
Field conditions and comfort
The park provides a large open field for running and fetch inside a perimeter fence. Visitors often describe grass underfoot, skyline and bridge views, and plenty of room for active dogs. Reports also mention uneven ground and holes dug by dogs, so watch your footing.
Shade and seating are limited. Bring water, waste bags and anything you need for a comfortable stop. Nearby waterfront paths and parks require leashes unless signs designate another off-leash area.
Rules before you enter
Published TIDA guidance says the dog park is for well-behaved dogs and that human visitors must be accompanied by a dog. Obey posted rules and report observed damage through the current Treasure Island contact channels.
Stay with your dog, clean up waste, keep gates closed and leave if play becomes unsafe. Treasure Island and Yerba Buena Island remain under active development, so follow temporary access notices around work zones.
What parkgoers say
Parkgoers frequently praise the wide-open field, secure fencing, free nearby parking and panoramic views of the San Francisco skyline, Bay Bridge and surrounding bay. Many describe it as a scenic destination where energetic dogs have room to run.
Common cautions include strong wind, little shade, limited seating, uneven turf and no dependable water source. Some visitors also mention checking each gate because several entrances serve the field. Read recent Treasure Island Dog Park reviews before leaving.
Official updates and nearby options
Use the official Treasure Island visitor guide for current island information. San Francisco Recreation and Parks also explains the current management of Treasure Island and Yerba Buena Island parks.
This park is on Treasure Island and is different from The Rocks Dog Park on Yerba Buena Island. To compare other places to play, browse our San Francisco dog park directory or the wider California dog park directory.