Dogs in Parks |
The City of Monterey’s Parks and Recreation Commission invites your input on dogs in parks in Monterey.
During the City of Monterey’s 2016 Parks and Recreation Master Plan process community members asked that Monterey parks be more welcoming to dogs.
This led to an adopted Goal that “Dogs are an integral part of the Monterey community, and should be provided reasonable access to City parks, including on-leash and off-leash areas, throughout the City.”
Currently, under City Ordinance dogs are not allowed in City parks (on or off-leash) with the exception of:
• the Recreation Trail;
• Veterans Memorial Park;
• the beach area under control of the City located east of Wharf No. 2;
• El Estero Park, excluding El Estero Park picnic area, the Skate Park, and Dennis the Menace Playground.
Your comments will help us make Monterey parks more welcoming to residents, visitors and dogs, while maintaining safety and cleanliness for all. Thank you for taking the survey!
During the City of Monterey’s 2016 Parks and Recreation Master Plan process community members asked that Monterey parks be more welcoming to dogs.
This led to an adopted Goal that “Dogs are an integral part of the Monterey community, and should be provided reasonable access to City parks, including on-leash and off-leash areas, throughout the City.”
Currently, under City Ordinance dogs are not allowed in City parks (on or off-leash) with the exception of:
• the Recreation Trail;
• Veterans Memorial Park;
• the beach area under control of the City located east of Wharf No. 2;
• El Estero Park, excluding El Estero Park picnic area, the Skate Park, and Dennis the Menace Playground.
Your comments will help us make Monterey parks more welcoming to residents, visitors and dogs, while maintaining safety and cleanliness for all. Thank you for taking the survey!