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Marymoor Park

Known locally as "Doggy Disneyland," Marymoor Park in Redmond, WA, is best known for its 40 acres of off-leash dog park area. There are trails, open fields, wooded areas, and water to play in. Total heaven if you're a dog! Keep in mind the park is not fully fenced. Visit Website

Or call (206) 477-7275 or email marymoorpark@kingcounty.gov for more information.

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Marymoor Park has received a rating of 5.0 out of 5 bones by 24 canine critics on BringFido and 4.5 out of 5 by 389 guests on TripAdvisor.


Visitors rave about the massive 40-acre Marymoor Park, describing it as a "doggy paradise" with plentiful trails, swimming holes, and open spaces for dogs to run freely. They note the park is popular and can get crowded, suggesting visiting during off-peak hours for the best experience.

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  • E
    Jul 18, 2024
    Outstanding!

    Marymoor is far and above a standard dog park. The off-leash area is 40 acres with lots of natural trails (bark and dirt), multiple swimming holes, plenty of open spaces to run, and more. We feel truly blessed to have this park close enough to use almost daily!

    Plus, you are not limited to the off-leash portion. Marymoor Park is huge, and you can put Fido back on his leash and walk many, many more trails, grassy lawns, etc. around the rest of the park that has a river, playground, and historical home.

  • Monica
    Jul 1, 2024
    Just perfect 🐶🐺

    An amazing dog park , lots of trails for your fur-baby to roam free.
    Just awesome 👏 🤩♥️ plus nice dog parents

  • L
    Apr 28, 2024
    Largest and best dog park in the Seattle area -- one of the best on the West Coast

    Fields, treed areas, and a river with access points for the pups to get in. It's doggy paradise, and with forty acres, it's more than a mile to loop around the perimeter, so you don't get bored getting your exercise while the pups run. A bonus is listening to and watching the herons every spring as their hatchlings mature in their nests by the river. The herons return to the same spot every year. Lots of geese and ducks and even the occasional eagle in the river area too. The only downside is that Marymoor is understandably popular, so there are always a lot of dogs, and there can be incidents. Early mornings or late evenings (once the days are longer) are best if you can swing it.

  • Marina
    Feb 10, 2024
    Called Doggie Disneyland for a reason

    This is the best dog park in the Seattle area. It’s huge, has lots of trails and different terrain. Dogs can run, play, fetch, swim, and are sure to get all their energy out. My dog is ecstatic every time we come here!

  • Sarah
    Jun 23, 2022
    The best dog park

    We travel a lot with our dog and have visited parks all over the country. Marymoor is still our favorite dog park! It's huge, with trails, open spaces, and multiple swimming areas. They also have a dog treat truck, a self dog-wash, and a van that does nails/ears. That van is actually the only place that has ever successfully cut my pup's nails. People and dogs tend to be very nice, and dogs are usually well behaved/socialized. Because it's such a large place, and the entrances between the park and parking lot aren't gated, you'll want to keep your dog on leash if they don't have great recall, and put the leash back on when you get near the lot. They also charge $1 to park (they take credit cards) but that's a steal for the space!

  • Carol
    Apr 21, 2022
    Nice off leash park

    what a fantastic dog park! wish there were more

  • Gina
    Jun 20, 2021
    Fave

    it’s drive for us - but worth it

  • Roland and Janet
    May 19, 2021
    Beautiful Dog Park

    I am not a big fan of dog parks but I doubt there's anything like this park in the country...at least I haven't seen one. I believe it's about 40 acres so you never really notice when there are about a hundred dogs in the park. They're all having the time of their life. There are plenty of water holes for them to play in and plenty of grass to run around in. Just an excellent, excellent park.

  • Aisling
    Apr 14, 2021
    Best dog park around

    so open, lots of spots to walk, and multiple areas to swim. my dogs love this park and I even enjoy it!

  • Briana
    Nov 23, 2019
    Favorite Dog Park!

    Sooooo much space for dogs to run, and even to swim!! They also have a dog shower area so you can wash your pup off after they get muddy. Parking is $1 for the whole day and doggy bags are provided all over.

  • Valerie
    Jul 26, 2019
    Best Dog Park Ever

    We have never seen such an awesome off-leash dog park.

  • Koreen
    May 5, 2019
    Wonderful!!!!

    Our dog had the greatest time exploring in a safe and fun environment. The park is kept up well with lots of interesting paths and green areas. It’s also convenient to downtown Redmond where you can find a lot of dog friendly restaurants to go to after hitting up the park.

  • Stephanie
    Aug 11, 2018
    Greatest dog park ever

    We visited while on a road trip from LA. The reviews are true -- this is by far the greatest off-leash dog park I've ever seen. There are grassy fields, forests, and a lake with multiple entry points. Great place to bring your dog for a long off-leash walk or run.

  • Michelle
    May 19, 2018
    Fav dog "park" in Seattle area

    while it's not completely fenced, it does have some fencing running along the trails. I have taken my 3 dogs here many times while traveling and love tis place. It's got trails, soft wood chips to walk on, woods, and the water. It's a great place to walk the dogs off-leash. All the dogs here have always been friendly.

  • Elisabeth
    Apr 6, 2018
    Pretty Great!

    One of my pups favorites. It is a very large dog park, with lots of space for the dogs to run around. We also really enjoyed the water and it was nice on a nice-ish Washington day. I wish there was a few more trees or shady areas because it can just feel like a big wide open field at times. We went on a nice weekend in March and it was BUSY but it is such a large park that it didn’t feel cramped. Also, you do have to pay a few dollars for parking.

  • Katarina
    Mar 23, 2018
    Such a great place!

    Great place for an off leash walk!

  • Kristen
    More than a year ago
    best off leash dog space ever

    we absolutely love marymoor park. my 7 month vizsla is able to run across acres of land playing fetch and chase with so many other friendly dogs. we've been able to arrange vizsla meet-ups here as well which is a fantastic way to make puppy and human friends! we probably spend about 3-4 hours here at a time. parking is easy, costs $1 for the day. there is also a pet washing station right outside the park, so on the rainy/after rain days when there is a lot of mud this is a nice amenity before hopping back into the car.

  • Gary
    More than a year ago
    Best time at this park!

    I drove out to Seattle with my dog, Bode, to pick up my BFF and his dog to drive drive back to Michigan. While there, we visited this park and the dogs and we thought wed landed in dog heaven! So awesome, we stayed an extra night and took the dogs the next morning before heading back! Everyone was friendly and respectful and the park was CLEAN, with poop bag stations everywhere! A MUST to visit!

  • Lauren
    More than a year ago
    this place is great

    Huge area, water and swimming access, shade, open fields. All you can ask for in a dog park. Does have a $1 parking fee.

  • Sticks
    More than a year ago
    our favorite

    Huge. Fields, trails, waterfront access. Make sure you can control your dog because fences mark the boundaries but don't necessarily keep pup in. This is our favorite place to go. Great environment, great dogs, great humans.

  • Gwen B.
    More than a year ago
    Dog Heaven!

    We live nearby, so Marymoor off-leash is our home park! We go at least once a week. Our dog loves to swim. He has so much fun saying hi to all the other dogs and swimming. People are friendly. There are paths to walk, a tall grass area where I love to let him run! It is a very large area. I make sure when we go, that I budget plenty of time to wear him out before trying to call him back in. Also - and this is the kicker - they have a dog wash! It's called Wash Spot and I used it every time. The guys who run it are super nice and helpful. We leave Marymoor clean, happy, and tired! Very satisfying and we are grateful to be so fortunate to have a lovely place to call home!

  • WRP
    More than a year ago
    BEST Off-Leash Dog Park in the World

    I have been to dozens all over the US, and this one is the biggest (40 acres!!), and the best. It has water access for swimming dogs, high brush for hunters, open spaces for running after frisbees, lots of extra dog poop bags, a special more protected place for smaller or more timid dogs. If humans got along as well as the dogs in this park do, we'd have a much better world.

  • Jack
    More than a year ago
    Wish we had one of these closer to home

    This park is huge and is always busy (good luck finding a parking spot on a sunny Saturday). I took Jack here when he was 3 months old and needed socialization. It was a great experience for both of us. A strong recall is a Must at this park as is being relatively well socialized. Your dog will meet dogs of every breed and temperament. Best part about it is that its large enough that if your dog doesn't like that dog over there you can just walk away and play somewhere else.

  • Ray in Redmond WA
    More than a year ago
    Marymoor Park

    At 40 acres, the off leash area of Marymoor Park is bigger than most city parks in total. Marymoor is, without question, the finest dog park in the country. The area is left mostly natural, except for the extensive trail system, which would add up to a good 2-3 miles if you covered them all. The fields are not mown. By mid summer the grass is tall, much appreciated by the dogs bouncing through it. There are woods too, and blackberry bushes for a fall treat. One of the trails borders the Sammamish Slough (actually a lovely river connecting Lake Sammamish to Lake Washington.) Along this trail are four access points to the water, all nicely designed with easy steps down to a shallow wading area, definitely a favorite with the dogs all year, and their owners in the heat of summer. One caution though, it’s not a place for out of control dogs. If your dog does not respond to your recall, you’ll loose it in an instant. The park is that huge. Although ostensibly fenced, the split-rail fence merely defines the off leash area. My small terrier can easily vault it. Make sure you can control your dog before considering a visit

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