Pacific Highlands Ranch Dog Park

Good place to go if you miss daylight hours and need some extra lights- until 8 or 9pm

I love bringing my dog here! It’s a pretty big space so you can throw a frisbee or ball with your pup.

First trip here last week. Had to leave due to a dog that ran barking incessantly and posturing aggressively. Probably harmless insecurity but our lab was too intimidated. When the dog rushed me barking loudly I had enough. Not cool. Owners did nothing to curtail and other dog owners ended up leaving as well. Hope to try again with a friendlier group of dogs.

It was fun for my dog she’s 60 lbs so of course we were - on the big dog side !!!!! She loves to romp and play -With the other dogs that were here - and the people were nice - which makes it awesome !!!!!

Great place to throw a ball with your dog. Fenced off with gate. My kids like the pump track next door.

Very new dog park--took us a few minutes to figure out where it is. Friendly dogs and owners and good experience overall. Will go again!

Very nicely presented park, just rather on the small side for bigger dogs. Very clean and obviously well-maintained. Fully lit too, which is unusual for SD dog parks. Google maps took me on a merry chase getting there though - you need to drive to the east end of Village Center Road then walk south past the soccer field.

As previous people have noted, I also couldn't find it. No visible signage , maps app simply leads you to the back of what looks like a high school football field and various closed gates

Great dog park with a big dog and small dog space! Brand new so very clean. Trees for shade and ample parking nearby.

Super hard to find. Ignore everything Google maps tells you. You have to drive past the school, park on the street, walk on the path all the way to the opposite end of the open field, and you'll find it hidden next to the skateboarding park. It's a very small park divided into a small-dog dog park and large-dog dog park. A few trees provide minimal shade. Zero grass. Lots of burrs around the perimeter. (15 minutes at the park, 1 hour pulling burrs outta the dogs Paws and fur) But....whatcha gonna do? Not a lot of other options.