Palm Springs City Hall Dog Park

Address: 3200 E. Tahquitz Canyon Way, Palm Springs, CA 92262
Phone Number: (760) 323-8167
Website: palmspringsca.gov

Palm Springs City Hall Dog Park is a city-run, off-leash dog park behind Palm Springs City Hall on East Tahquitz Canyon Way. Its fenced 1.6-acre setting gives dog owners a central place for exercise and social time, with gently rolling turf and separate space for smaller dogs.

Room for Dogs to Play

Dogs may be off leash inside the fenced park, where rolling grass gives them room to run and play. A separate small-dog play area helps owners choose the right space for their pets. The double-gated entry adds a safety-minded transition between the surrounding area and the leash-free play setting.

Useful Comforts for Owners

Shade structures, solar lighting, fire hydrants, and dual-purpose canine and human drinking fountains support a practical visit. Owners can use picnic tables and recycled-material benches while dogs play. The flat to gently rolling turf works well for an everyday exercise stop, whether you are visiting with one dog or meeting other local dog owners.

A City Park with Character

The artistic Desert Reflections fence by artist Phil Evans encloses the site, adding a distinctive feature to the otherwise functional park. The city provides access without an admission charge. For dog owners exploring Palm Springs with pets, it is a focused place to let dogs move freely within the designated fenced area.

Bring your dog to the designated fenced space, settle in at a bench or table, and enjoy an easy neighborhood park stop. Keep play within the off-leash enclosure.