Lake Gregory Dog Park Information

It has been a long time coming, but the Lake Gregory Dog Park is about to become a reality!  Additional news and information about the upcoming Lake Gregory Dog Park will be posted here, so please check back often for updates.

We would like to send a huge thanks out to Supervisor Biane for approving the dog park and allocating $200,000 for the project!  Also, we'd like to thank Tom Potter for setting aside the land for our four-footed friends.  We could not have made the dog park a reality without you!

Latest News

Update from Doe Huff- December 26, 2007

Clarification on Budget for the Dog Park

The press release by Supervisor Biane's office (see announcement below dated July 10, 2007) was written in a way that implied that entire $200,000 was going to be allocated to the dog park.  The reality is that he did not allocate $200,000 for the dog park; it is mostly for improvements in fencing all around Lake Gregory. The allocation for the dog park is more like $25,000.  All of the pledges received are being held by Ms. Huff as she waits to see exactly what the county will pay for and what the donations will be needed for.

Revised Dog Park Groundbreaking Dates

At the last Municipal Advisory Council meeting, Marshall Riley, Superivsor Biane's representative, said that the bids received on the dog park were over the county estimate and that the project would be sent out to be rebid.  At this time it looks like the dog park will not be moving forward until Spring of 2008. 

 

From County Supervisor Paul Biane  - July 10, 2007 

Board approves funding for Lake Gregory Dog Park

The Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved a $200,000 allocation for the planned Dog Park at Lake Gregory that will give frisky Fidos a place to roam freely.

Chairman Paul Biane, who represents the Crestline communities as the county’s Second District Supervisor, requested funding for the dog park from the Board’s discretionary projects budget.  ”Many residents enjoy walking their dogs around the lake, but there’s no where for them to legally let their pets roam without a leash,” Biane said. “At the new park, dogs will be able to run leash-free in an enclosed area with other dogs their size.”

The dog park will feature wrought iron fences and separate areas for large and small dogs.  The 21,600 square-foot park will be located about 100 feet from the popular Lake Gregory Fitness Trail near the east end of the South Beach parking lot. In addition to the dog park, Regional Parks plans to replace dilapidated chain link fence along the lake edge with wrought iron fence.

Regional Parks estimates the dog park and the fencing improvements will be completed in about five months.

For more information, contact:

Matt Brown, Second District Chief of Staff

(909) 387-4833

If you would like to participate and become a supporter of the Lake Gregory Dog Park, you can download a pledge form here (.pdf- one page, 88k).   Pledge forms can also be found at local veterinary offices and at Feathers Fins and Fur pet shop in Blue Jay. 

If you would like to support this new, exciting addition to the San Bernardino Mountains communities, or would like more information about the Lake Gregory Dog Park, please contact Doe Huff:

Email:  lakedogpark@gmail.com

Telephone:   (909) 338-0225

Map of Planned Dog Park at Lake Gregory

This is a map of the southern edge of Lake Gregory. The south beach parking lot and San Moritz Drive are adjacent to the area.  The planned dog park is on the right side of the image, shaded in green.