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Bark Park Santa Ana, California

4.5(708 Google reviews)

Ranked #2 of 7 parks in Santa Ana by visitor rating

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Bark Park in Santa Ana is a highly-rated off-leash dog park where your furry friend can run freely and socialize with other dogs. With a 4.5-star rating from over 700 reviews, this popular destination features scenic trails perfect for active pups and their owners. Located at 890 Arlington Dr in Costa Mesa, Bark Park is conveniently accessible nearly every day of the week, with extended evening hours until 8:45 PM most days. Whether you're looking for a quick playtime or a longer trail adventure, Bark Park delivers a welcoming environment for dogs of all sizes.

What visitors say

★★★★★

We used the small dog area for a Dachshund meet-up and it was a great place to bring our dog. There was plenty of space and was clean with trash bins and doggy waste bag stations. Had plenty of grass and trees to sniff on. Each entrance had 2 gates so no dogs were able to get…

★★★★★

The best experiences come from simple peaceful pleasures. Twinkle 'once upon a time' had water slides on the hilltop for extra family fun. One of my first memories as a child was running up that hill and choosing between two slides and the right side a slower ride but longer to…

★★★★★

The Bark Park was an amazing experience, especially as someone visiting from out of town. I really appreciated the separate areas for small and large dogs — both were clean, well-maintained, and thoughtfully managed. We ended up visiting both sections, and my two dogs had an…

★★★★★

I didn't get to enjoy the park with my pups as I didn't wanna risk them getting kennel cough. But I will definitely come back as I've never seen a community really protect our furbabies. I appreciate the sign notifying the owners. There were 2 separate areas for small and large …

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