Dog-friendly beach
Rosie's Dog Beach
Ocean Blvd, between Granada Avenue and Roycroft Avenue, Long Beach, CA
Rules change, especially around nesting season. This page was last checked against the official source on 2026-11-14. Read the live official page and the signs at the access before you go.
- Off-leash
- Hours-based
- Fenced
- Not fenced
- Hours
- Daily, 6 a.m.–8 p.m. The Dog Zone is in effect during these hours. The area may close for special events or poor beach conditions. Dogs are not permitted outside scheduled hours or outside the Dog Zone and access paths.
- Last checked
- 2026-11-14
Rules, as cited
Leash rule: Off-leash inside the Dog Zone during scheduled hours; leash required on the way in and outside the zone.
- The official 4.1-acre Dog Zone is along Ocean Blvd between Granada and Roycroft Avenues. The city says this is not a fenced or dedicated dog beach, but a designated dog zone.
- Dogs must be older than 4 months, vaccinated and licensed, and wear a collar with current tags. One dog per adult. The dog must be under visual and voice control.
- No aggressive dogs, no female dogs in heat, no spiked collars, and no food (human or dog). Owners must pick up waste and provide drinking water. Professional trainers may not use the area for instruction.
- Children must be supervised and may not run, shout or antagonize dogs.
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Official source
City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine — Rosie's Dog Beach