Tucked at the corner of Soledad Mountain Road and Felspar Street in the 92109 ZIP code, Capehart Dog Park is a one-acre off-leash facility operated by the City of San Diego Park & Recreation Department. The park provides two fully fenced areas—one designated for small dogs and the other for large or all dogs—so owners can match their pet's size and temperament to the right play group. Owners stocking up on food, toys, or grooming supplies before or after a visit can stop by Petco on nearby Mission Bay Drive, just a short drive west. Open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, Capehart is one of Pacific Beach's only dedicated off-leash spaces, making it a go-to for early-morning and late-evening dog walks alike. Amenities include drinking fountains for dogs and people, shaded benches, picnic tables, a poop-bag dispenser, and a free parking lot at the entrance. Located on the eastern side of Pacific Beach at the base of Soledad Mountain, the park is set away from the typical tourist crowds, offering a quieter, neighborhood-focused atmosphere that regulars appreciate. After a good run at Capehart, many dog owners continue their outing at Kate Sessions Memorial Park, a nearby hilltop green space with panoramic views where leashed dogs are welcome on the trails. The small-dog side features a grassy surface, while the large-dog enclosure is primarily packed earth—a detail worth noting for owners of mud-averse breeds.