A hand-picked map of the best off-leash dog parks across Marin County — from Sausalito up to Novato. Tap any pin or card for details and directions. Heading into the city? See the San Francisco guide, or hit the sand with the Bay Area dog beaches guide. Prefer trails? Try the Marin dog hikes guide.
🗺️ The map
Tap a pin for details · tap a card below to zoom to it
📍 The parks
💡 Good to know
- Off-leash vs. on-leash: dogs run free only inside the fenced/posted off-leash areas. Trails and the rest of each park are leash-on — always check the signs at the gate.
- Voice control areas (like parts of McInnis Park) mean off-leash is fine only if your dog reliably comes when called.
- Bring water & bags. Most parks have a fountain and waste dispensers, but they run dry — pack your own and always clean up.
- Watch the tides & sun. Bayside parks (Remington, Mill Valley, Piper) get muddy at high tide and hot at midday — mornings are golden.
- Vaccinations & manners. Dogs should be up to date on shots and comfortable around other dogs. Pull out if play gets too rough.
- GGNRA & beaches (Rodeo Beach, Muir Beach) have their own rules that change seasonally — verify before you go.
🦮 Want company on the walk?
Andy can drive your pooch to the dog park & back, or take them on a longer adventure walk — add it when you book.
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