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Dog Friendly Attractions in Washington
Don’t leave Fido in the hotel room when you’re on vacation in Washington. Get out and play! No matter where you’re headed, we can point you towards the nearest off-leash dog park, the most popular dog beach, a really great hiking trail, and lots of other places to play with Fido in Washington.
Top 10 Dog Friendly Attractions in Washington

Magnuson Dog Park

Magnuson Dog Park is 9 acres of open fun land, with a special area for little ones too. Best of all, it's the only dog park in Washington with beach access.

Hawks Prairie Dog Park

Locals are already excited about the dog park being built at this site. The park will be fenced with separate small dog area and drinking water.

Let's Go Tubing

Let's Go Tubing offers affordable, self-guided, deluxe float tube rentals for the entire family, even the dog! Enjoy some good, old-fashioned fun, playing on the river with family and friends.

Tambark Dog Park

A 3 to 5-acre fenced off-leash dog park is currently in the works at Bothell's Tambark Park. Stay tuned!

Chambers Bay Off Leash Park & Beach

One Acre Temporary Off-Leash area and Off Leash Beach access, Developement of 7 acre park in the future 2014. Park is maintained and funded by SUNDogs ( Safe, Unleashed, Natural) a non profit group in University ...

Rogers Dog Park

Your dog will go wild for this fenced, off-leash dog park, which includes drinking fountains, benches, and shade shelters.

Lacey Dog Park

Your pet will love the chance to play off-leash in this dog park behind the senior center, though be careful as the area is not fully fenced.

Luther Burbank Park

Off-leash fun for your dog! Shore area so dogs can swim or fetch balls from Lake Washington.

Kenmore Air

Since 1946, Seattle-based Kenmore Air has provided safe, reliable, convenient air transportation to exciting destinations throughout Western Washington and British Columbia. Operating on both a scheduled and a charter basis, Kenmore Air is the largest seaplane ...

Scraps Dog Park

1st off leash dog park in Spokane with 6 ft chainlink fence. On Interstate 90, look for the green highway sign marked "State Line – Exit 299." After exiting, drive towards the Spokane River following the ...
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