County of Riverside (RivCoParks) dog rules
Leash up to 6 ft in county regional parks and open space. No dogs on Santa Rosa Plateau reserve trails.
Each rule, in the law's own words8 rules
Leash up to 6 ft in county regional parks and open space. No dogs on Santa Rosa Plateau reserve trails.
Source: Rules: Riverside County ordinances (Clerk of the Board) and RivCoParks (Riverside County Ordinance No. 328 §2(g)(3), Ordinance No. 630 §14; Riverside County Regional Park and Open-Space District (RivCoParks) park rules)
Places this rule covers
Open to dogs now first, then off-leash places and those with a photo.
- Dog parkDog park at Deleo Regional Sports ParkOff-leash
- Dog parkDog park at Louis M. Jackson ParkOff-leash
- Dog parkDog park in IndioOff-leash
- Dog parkDog park in IndioOff-leash
- Dog parkDog park in Sky ValleyOff-leash
- Dog parkMorgan Hill Dog ParkOff-leash
- Dog parkPerchanga RV Dog ParkOff-leash
- Dog parkRick Barker Dog ParkOff-leash
- ParkConestoga ParkLeash required
- ParkDeleo Regional Sports ParkLeash required
- ParkGalleron ParkLeash required
- ParkLouis M. Jackson ParkLeash required
- TrailPalm Canyon TrailLeash required
- TrailSouth Ridge TrailLeash required
- TrailVandeventer TrailLeash required
TrailVernal Pool TrailNo dogs
Photo by Randy McEoin from Riverside, US, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons
- TrailAdobe Loop TrailNo dogs
- TrailLomas TrailNo dogs
- TrailLos Santos TrailNo dogs
- TrailMonument Hill RoadNo dogs
- BeachMoreno BeachNo dogs
- BeachPerris BeachNo dogs
- TrailPunta Mesa TrailNo dogs
- TrailRanch RoadNo dogs
- TrailThielman Trail (aka Bogert)No dogs
- TrailTranspreserve TrailNo dogs
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 This guide restates published rules and OpenStreetMap data, which can be out of date or incomplete.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.