Dog-friendly beaches in Riverside County
None of the 2 beaches in Riverside County welcomes dogs today.
Open to dogs now first, then off-leash places and those with a photo.
Nearby counties
How we knowThe agencies that set dog rules here, and what each one says
- City of Palm DesertLeash in city parks. Off leash in four dog parks and Homme-Adams Park. No dogs on Santa Rosa Mountains trails.3 places here
- City of Palm SpringsNo dogs on the mountain trails. Off leash at the City Hall and Demuth dog parks. Leash law elsewhere.3 places here
- City of CoronaLeash in city parks, none on sports fields or play areas. Off leash in the Butterfield and Griffin dog parks.2 places here
- County of RiversideLeash up to 6 ft in county regional parks and open space. No dogs on Santa Rosa Plateau reserve trails.2 places here
- City of IndioLeash in city parks. Off leash at Mulligan and Station 87 dog parks, never 10 p.m.-7 a.m.2 places here
- City of Lake ElsinoreLeash in city parks. Leashed pets only on posted beaches. Off leash in five city dog play areas.2 places here
- California State ParksLeash 6 ft in campgrounds, picnic areas and lots. No dogs on beaches and trails unless posted.2 places here
- City of CalimesaLeash (6 ft) in city parks. Off leash in the Mountainview Park dog park, dawn to dusk.1 place here
- City of Cathedral CityLeash in city parks. Off leash in city dog parks (Panorama Park).1 place here
- City of Desert Hot SpringsNo dogs in city parks except the Rotary Dog Park (off leash, 7 a.m.-10 p.m.). Service animals excepted.1 place here
- City of Jurupa ValleyOff leash at Pat Merritt Dog Park. Elsewhere dogs leashed off their owner's premises.1 place here
- City of MenifeeLeash (6 ft) in city parks. Off leash in the E.L. Pete Petersen Park dog park.1 place here
- City of MurrietaLeash in city parks (open sunrise to sunset). Off leash at the Torrey Pines and Alderwood dog parks.1 place here
- City of RiversideLeash in city parks. No dogs in White Park. Off leash at Carlson and Riverwalk bark parks.1 place here
- City of TemeculaLeash (6 ft cord or chain) in city parks. Off leash at the Redhawk and Mike Naggar dog parks.1 place here
- Valley-Wide Recreation and Park DistrictLeashed dogs in district parks (none during special events). Off leash in the Aldergate, Veterans and Heroes dog parks.1 place here
- City of WildomarLeash (6 ft cord or chain) in city parks and open space. Off leash in the Regency Heritage Park dog park.1 place here
- OpenStreetMapWhere no agency rule is on file, the dog tags people add to the map.68 places here
Rules that cover places here
- Fish and Wildlife lands (Riverside County)No pets in Santa Rosa Plateau, Magnesia Spring and Carrizo Canyon reserves. Leashed at San Jacinto Wildlife Area.13 places here
- City of Beaumont dog rulesDogs leashed off their owner's premises. A dog park at Nicklaus Park (rules not published).1 place here
- City of Canyon Lake dog rulesLeash law in public places. Park rules are set by the private Canyon Lake POA.10 places here
- City of La Quinta dog rulesLeash in city parks. Off leash in the Fritz Burns, Pioneer and Seasons dog parks. No dogs on the Cove mountain trails.2 places here
- City of Moreno Valley dog rulesLeash (6 ft) in city parks and on city trails. Leash-optional areas only where posted.1 place here
- City of Perris dog rulesLeash (6 ft cord or chain) in city parks. PAWS Dog Park off leash (unverified).1 place here
- City of Rancho Mirage dog rulesLeash in city parks. Off leash at the Rancho Mirage Dog Park (6 a.m.-9 p.m.).1 place here
Check posted signs. They are the rule on site. This guide restates published rules and OpenStreetMap data, which can be out of date or incomplete. It is not legal advice.
County boundary: US Census Bureau, cartographic boundary file, 2025 (public domain). A place belongs to the county that holds its point on the map.