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Rules: Off leash in designated areas.
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Dog-friendly parks in Livermore
Planning a dog-park visit in Livermore? Start with the fenced off-leash area at Vista Meadows, then check the district's hours, dog rules, and visitor requirements before you go.
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Finding the dog area at Vista Meadows
Vista Meadows is at 2450 Westminster Way. The park district describes the dog area as a fenced grassy hillside reached by taking the paved path uphill from the playground and over the crest. Off-leash access applies inside that dog area; keep your dog leashed outside it.
Hours and what to bring
LARPD lists its dog parks as open from sunrise to sunset. Pack waste bags and a leash for each dog. Its rules limit each person to two dogs, require a valid license tag, and require you to remain in the designated area supervising your dogs. Read the full rules for health, behavior, and children before visiting.
Visiting from outside Livermore? Check eligibility first
The City's off-leash dog-park page says use is limited to licensed dogs belonging to Livermore residents. LARPD's rules require a valid dog license but do not explain visitor eligibility. If you live elsewhere, confirm access with LARPD or Livermore Animal Services before making a special trip; these pages do not establish that an out-of-town license is sufficient.