Canine Country Dog Park
Canine Country Dog Park in Santa Clarita offers a spacious dirt and sand setting with separate areas for small and all-sized dogs. The park includes wheelchair accessible entrances and parking, water stations, dog poop bags, trash bins, and some seating under a few trees providing limited shade. The park is suitable for kids and dogs to enjoy off-leash play, though visitors are advised to be cautious of rattlesnakes and aggressive dogs reported by some visitors. It is a relaxed place where dogs can run freely but can benefit from more grass and shade.
Reviews
Loved it. Great place to just relax while my dogs run around. Met some cool dudes with their dogs.
This park is nice but can use some more grass.
B E W A R E
There are aggressive dogs there every morning that don’t listen to the owners. It’s run by some big dumb bullies that haven’t trained their dogs. Ghost is a white Shepard mix that brutally attacks new dogs that come into the park. My 20lb dog was bitten by him and no one cares. The men verbally attack guests trying to enjoy the park. It was a frightening experience
Animal control does nothing.
I know most dont like dirt but my dog is allergic to grass so love this place gone a few times but haven’t seen any buddies for my dog but will continue coming to this place nice park for the kids to play next to it
Open sand/dirt/rock dog park. There are two areas, one for all dogs and another just for those small puppers. Could use more shade when it is busy, only complaint on my end.
The ground is predominately sand and dirt but there are some spots with a several small pebbles and what not. There is plenty of room for dogs to run around.
At the park there are a couple of trees which provide some shade, not enough for probably 4 groups of people and their dogs. People have provided some plastic chairs for people to sit in (some are deteriorated and some are newer). Lastly, there are dog poop bags provided, a shovel so you can just scoop and dump into the trash can to forego using the plastic bags, and a water station in each of the spaces. Water is on tap and the bowl is provided. When emptying the water bowl of water and dirt there is a drain which is great because then the doggoes aren’t running through mud.
I recommend bringing a light detergent or water-like spray and a towel if your dogs lie down often as the dirt is fine and can be tracked into your vehicle.
Beware of rattle snakes! There are signs posted before you enter either area. I recommend doing a quick sweep of the area before letting your dogs run around, especially in those shaded spots to make sure there aren’t any rattle snakes.