Parks and dog areas
in the Alpes-Maritimes

Parc Docteur Jean Guillaud (Parc de la Clua) — between Le Ray and La Plana.
Parc Chambrun (Temple de l'amour) — two enclosures, waste bags provided, toys available. Between avenue Georges Sand and the vieux chemin de Gairaut.

Rue Soleau — Riquier / Le Port / Mont-Boron area.
Jardin Pisano (Jardin du tunnel de Mont-Boron) — Mont-Boron, calm and green.

Parc Carol de Roumanie — Fabron.
Avenue de la Pastorelle — Fabron.
Jardin Paul Scoffier — Saint-Augustin, next to the lycée des Eucalyptus.
Jardin de la batterie russe — between Saint-Augustin and Fabron.

Bois Sacré — on the Cimiez hill, close to the Roseraie du Monastère. An exceptional, leafy setting.

Two parks designed specially for dogs, fenced and secure, with a water point. Menton is one of the most dog-friendly towns in the département, which fits well with its three dog beaches.

Funded through the 2025 participatory budget of the town of Cagnes-sur-Mer, this dog agility park is dedicated to dogs and their owners. An obstacle course (hurdles, tunnel, weave poles, walkway…) to stimulate your dog physically and mentally, and strengthen your bond.

55 hectares along the River Loup between Villeneuve-Loubet and Cagnes-sur-Mer. Many access points to the river let dogs swim. Lead required throughout. Open 7am to 8pm (April–October) and 8am to 6pm (November–March).

The special case in the département. The whole park allows dogs off the lead, as long as they are not dangerous or aggressive dogs. 80 hectares, about twenty kilometres of marked paths, several viewpoints, fountains with bowls and bag dispensers.

Important: your dog must stay on the paths. If recall and walking off the lead are not yet reliable, keep your dog on the lead.

Dozens of forest paths, a waterfall, the Étang de Fontmerle and a small stream (la Bouillide). One of the richest parks in the département for scent stimulation.

Easy to reach, flat, green and shady. A classic in the Antibes/Villeneuve-Loubet area, ideal for senior dogs or outings with a pushchair.

A linear walk along the Var through several communes. Access from the airport as far as Lingostière. Ideal for long walks with no climbing.

A nature trail following the River Brague for several kilometres. Shady and calm, with places where your dog can cool off in the river.

A man-made lake with turquoise water and a flat path all the way round. Quiet and not very busy. Please note: swimming is not allowed.

Three marked routes through forest and along a small river. Not very busy, which makes it perfect for reactive dogs that need space without too many other dogs.

An exceptional panorama over the hinterland and the Mediterranean. A variety of paths across four communes. Ideal if you love a good view.

Eucalyptus and mimosa forest with views over Cap d'Antibes and the Îles de Lérins. Not very busy, and wonderfully fragrant in spring.

A green haven between north Nice and Falicon, with views over the Baie des Anges and the Rade de Villefranche. The starting point for many walking routes.

360° panorama from the top of Mont San Peyre over the Gulf of La Napoule, the Siagne valley and the Estérel. A path with some climbing and a viewpoint indicator at the summit.

Dogs are strictly forbidden in the core of the Mercantour National Park, even on the lead and even carried. Only the outer zones are open to visitors with a dog. A magnificent destination for people, but not with your companion.