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Lions Park on South Hargrave Street is the Little League park, with three baseball fields, big shade trees, good grass, a playground, restrooms, water faucets and plenty of parking. Reviewers who stop on the way up or down the mountain call it a safe, lovely place to rest from the heat. Google marks it as allowing dogs.

Game nights fill the lots and the fields, so the dog walk is a morning or an off-season evening. Keep the dog off the diamonds and use the shaded lawn between the fields.

Sylvan Park is Banning's old shade park, planted with tall cedars and framed by streets of palms, with views of San Gorgonio and San Jacinto when there is snow on them. There are ball fields, basketball courts, a playground, restrooms and plenty of seating, and a reviewer with dogs says they love it here. Google marks it as allowing dogs.

It is mostly kept clean by the people who use it, and it is quiet on a Sunday. Free lot and street parking. The shade is the reason to pick it over the newer parks in summer.

El Aji Peruano on West Ramsey Street is a family Peruvian restaurant that people drive to Banning for, with an extensive menu made fresh to order and a dining room decorated with Peruvian art. Google marks it as allowing dogs, and reviewers describe fast, friendly service.

Free lot and street parking. Ask where they prefer the dog when you arrive; parties fill the room quickly on weekends, and it is closed Tuesdays and Wednesdays.

Roosevelt Williams Park on East George Street is a small, peaceful neighborhood park with a walking trail, basketball courts, a playground, picnic tables with barbecue pits, an outdoor gym set and a restroom that reviewers say is always clean. Google marks it as allowing dogs.

It is a ten-minute loop rather than a destination, and a regular notes it could use more security at times, so it is a daytime stop. Street parking.