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East Beach is one of the most scenic and popular spots for dog owners in Santa Barbara, California. With stunning ocean views, a long walking and biking path, and grassy park areas, it’s a perfect destination for both local residents and visitors with pets. While not a dedicated fenced dog park, many people bring their dogs to enjoy the open space, though leash rules are not always strictly followed by everyone. The beach atmosphere, palm trees, nearby amenities, and beautiful sunsets make this area an ideal stop for pet-friendly outings.
This spot offers a clean environment with public restrooms, shower stations, picnic spots, and plenty of parking, though there is a parking fee. It’s a great place for walking or running with your dog, relaxing with a picnic, or watching the waves. Dog owners should be aware that there is no separate fenced dog area or water stations specifically for dogs, and while off-leash use is common, it may not be officially permitted. Always remember to clean up after your pet and be considerate to other park visitors for a safe, dog-friendly experience.
Beautiful beach with nice walking & biking track, grassy park in the middle, very clean shower station and restrooms . It’s nice whether you can sit down and enjoy the scenery or for doing some activities
It’s beauty is priceless…a land like no other, my home away from home. Took some time to appreciate the gift that it is. I’m sharing this, so that, if you do come visit, please remember, it’s not for sale, that you are visiting someone’s home, mind your manners, please pick up after yourself and be safe for others. ❤️ Thank you!
Nice open beach with a long path for walking or running. Some palm trees are close enough to hang a hammock. Many people bring their dogs here, and respecting the leash rules seem to be optional.
Nice beach, but the sea (at least the part where I entered the sea) was apparently drenched with oil, so when I came out, my entire body and clothes were full of oil. It took me hours to clean myself up and I had to throw away my clothes. Nowhere were any signs of this oil danger. I think it has something to do with the oil rigs you can see in the distance in the ocean.
It rained the day I was and very windy. But very beautiful beach