Coronado Dog Beach (North Beach)
One of the most famous dog beaches in the United States. Spans from the northern end of Ocean Blvd all the way to the Naval Air Station North Island border fence, with views of Point Loma lighthouse across the channel.
About Coronado Dog Beach (North Beach)
If you love dogs, Coronado Dog Beach is pure joy. Located at the northern terminus of Ocean Boulevard, this wide expanse of sand gives dogs complete freedom to sprint, splash in gentle ocean waves, and play fetch against the backdrop of Point Loma and naval ships gliding through the harbor channel. It is open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, with zero leash requirements once your paws hit the sand.
On-Site Facilities
Frequently Asked Questions
Are there dog wash stations at Coronado Dog Beach?
Yes, there is a free outdoor dog rinsing station with fresh running water located right where the sandy path meets the paved sidewalk.
Are aggressive dogs permitted?
All dogs must be vaccinated, licensed, and non-aggressive. Owners are legally responsible for their pets at all times.
Where is the nearest veterinary clinic in case of a pet emergency?
Coronado Veterinary Hospital is located right in the village at 150 Orange Ave (Phone: (619) 435-6281, nadovet.com), serving island pets and travelers since 1957.
Beach Regulations
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