🐾 Kids at the Dog Park: Real Stories, Safety Risks & Smarter Solutions
If you’ve spent time at an off-leash park, you’ve probably seen it:A parent strolls in with a stroller 🚼 or […]
Playhouse Village Dog Runs offers a secure and accessible spot for dog owners looking for a quick pet break in central Pasadena. While this amenity is more accurately described as a large, fenced dog run rather than a traditional dog park, it provides a sandy, securely enclosed area where your dog can stretch their legs or play fetch off-leash. The location is ideal for a quick stop during outings or while visiting nearby attractions, with benches at either end for owner comfort and plenty of parking available.
Located at 701 Union St, this dog-friendly spot is wheelchair accessible and situated adjacent to public amenities including restrooms, a children’s playground, and picnic areas, though these are not directly connected to the dog run. Waste bags and disposal bins are provided for convenience, and you’ll find this park clean and reasonably maintained. It’s a great place for small meet-ups or letting your pup get some safe, supervised exercise in Pasadena’s urban setting.
This isn’t a dog park. It’s so small my dogs have no room to even run. It’s ridiculous. This project was a joke and a waste of money. They should expand maybe remove the parking lot or that grass area is a waste of space that could’ve been applied to the dog park. The whole this is so dumb. No one even uses it.
Hardly a dog “park”, and more of a large dog run. Benches at either end. About 80 feet long and 25 feet wide, sandy area with secure fencing around it. Clean area, poop bags & disposal bin available, and large parking lot is connected. Be sure to bring a ball or a toy to throw for your dog – not many dogs here for interaction/playing. Probably best for people meeting other people with dogs. Good, safe area for a small get-together with dogs you know.
Playground for kids, picnic tables & restroom nearby – but not connected (or visible to) the dog run.
Glad this is called a run and not a park. It’s a small fenced area filled with sand. I would consider it more of a dog relief area than much else.
Such a nice little park rest spot! Really felt the whole Coveed era was behind us as I enjoyed the company of real human beings outside listening to sweet smooth Jazz. The Michael Haggins Band soothed our senses that day. Hopefully, the attached schedule shows there’s more to come at The Playhouse Village!
It’s nice to have a gated place big enough for the dog to run off leash. I wish there were more little spots like this attached to parks.