The park features a massive 1,500-square-meter lake with salt-chlorinated water.
It is specifically designed for dogs of all sizes, including specialized areas for smaller breeds.
The pool floors are built with non-slip materials to prevent injuries during play.
The park was designed to help socialization, as many dogs here learn to swim for the first time.
It is part of a larger resort complex that offers additional canine-focused services.
Can Jané is Europe's first aquatic park specifically designed for dogs, featuring multiple pools and water-based agility equipment. The facility includes a large swimming pool with gradual beach-style entries to ensure easy access for all dog breeds and mobility levels. A dedicated 'Aqua-park' section offers slides, ramps, and water jets, allowing dogs to swim and play in a controlled environment. The park provides expansive grassy zones surrounding the water features for drying off and relaxation. Safety is a primary focus, with onsite personnel overseeing the play areas to monitor interactions between different dogs. The water quality is maintained through specialized systems suitable for canine use. The facility is situated in a rural environment within the La Roca del Vallès municipality. It operates as a controlled environment where owners remain responsible for their pets at all times.
The top of the dog-friendly water slides where you can capture the action of dogs diving into the pool.
Bring an extra towel for your dog and a change of clothes for yourself as you will get splashed.
Check your dog's temperament regarding water and other dogs before entering the main pool areas.
Bring portable water bowls and hydration for your pet despite the abundance of pool water.
Do not leave your dog unattended in the pools despite the presence of staff; avoid peak weekend afternoons if your dog is shy or easily overwhelmed.
The park operates primarily during the warmer months, typically from late spring through early autumn; closed during the winter season.
Owners must carry poop bags and clean up after their dogs immediately; aggressive behavior must be managed by the owner; human swimming in the dog-specific pools is generally restricted or discouraged.
