Ohlone Park

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24 reviews

+1 (510) 799-8291

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This is all taken on the large dog side.

View from mid way up the field towards the entrances.

The double gates are helpful when entering/exiting without fear of pups escaping.

190 Turquoise Dr

Hercules, CA 94547

+1 (510) 799-8291

http://hercules.patch.com

Ohlone Park provides a variety of activities and amenities making it a great spot for an outing with the whole family. The large park has more than 20 picnic tables, barbecue pits, softball, soccer and other athletic fields, plenty of benches, an outfoor ampitheatre, a community garden and a dog park for pets to enjoy.

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3.024 reviews

Jennifer B.

2/23/2021

So Hubbers and I decided to give this place another shot. Being it a cold on-and-off cold weekend, it was no trouble finding a parking spot (they were all available, actually) by the school and...

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Babette C.

10/29/2020

Terrible, unmaintained, no grass, no dogs. No signs to indicate where the park is from the road. Follow the gps directions, get out of the car and look down the hill to figure out where the...

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Ritz O.

5/28/2019

Yesterday was the first time Miley's gone to any dog park and had a good ol' time. This is also her after another trip to the park this morning. What I love about this place is that the owners...

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Kjk3 A.

5/24/2022

STAY AWAY! Came around the corner to a lady and her 3 large dogs, first thing she says is, my dogs don't do well with other dogs. Ummm, why are you at the "dog" park? She could barely control all...

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J C.

2/2/2020

It's lovely! Our first time visiting. Normally we go to the Pinole Dog Park, but an @sshole driver wouldn't let me exit on Pinole Valle Road, so we continued up I-80 E to Hercules. It's...

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