Venues we serve
The only off-leash dog beach in Los Angeles County, a fenced-off stretch of the Long Beach shoreline between Roycroft and Argonne Avenues that draws crowds every weekend.
the off-leash beach zone off Ocean Boulevard at Roycroft and Argonne
Dog-focused events and fundraisers, plus general beach event provision through the summer.
Getting units to the spot. Nothing gets driven onto the sand without beach maintenance clearance, so units are set on the paved apron by the lot and carried in from there.
Permit route. City of Long Beach beach and special events permitting, with vehicle access on the sand controlled by beach maintenance.
Local questions
Yes. Rosie’s Dog Beach is on the regular Long Beach run, and we place units there for events and for maintenance and construction work. Nothing gets driven onto the sand without beach maintenance clearance, so units are set on the paved apron by the lot and carried in from there.
City of Long Beach beach and special events permitting, with vehicle access on the sand controlled by beach maintenance. We build the placement around whatever that permit says rather than the other way round.
If there is a firm, level spot with a tow path and room to back in, yes. That is the thing to check first, and we would rather check it before the date than on it.
Yes, and any public event here should plan on at least one, with another for every twenty standard units after that. They need a level pad and a firm approach, so the placement gets walked rather than assumed.
A week is comfortable for a normal event here. Peak season and anything needing a restroom trailer wants longer, because the trailer is the piece that books out first.
Yes. On anything running long we schedule the pump-out and restock into a gap in the program rather than working through the busiest hour of the day.
Call with the date and the headcount and we will size it and price it on the spot.
