There are 18 off-leash dog parks in Seattle. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners. Coming from out of town? Get a discounted rate on pet friendly hotels in Seattle.
Warren G. Magnuson Park Off-Leash Dog Area
Magnuson Off-Leash Dog Area is a fully-fenced, 6-acre dog park divided into several smaller areas with access to swim in Lake Washington. Best of all, it's the only dog park in Washington with beach access.
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Westcrest Park Off-Leash Area
Westcrest Park Off-Leash Area is an 8.4 acres, dog-friendly park in Seattle, WA. The park features a doggie drinking fountain, shade, trees and lots of open space. There is also a separated area for small and shy dogs located on the southwest side of the main off-leash area. For people, the off-leash area provides benches, chairs, and a shady place to relax. Restrooms, play areas and picnic areas are nearby.
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Dr. Jose Rizal Dog Park
Pets are welcome to enjoy plenty of off-leash playtime in this large park. Much of the park is not fenced, however there is a fenced dog run for those who feel more comfortable with their dog playing in a more confined space.
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Golden Gardens Park
Golden Gardens' one acre off-leash area is located in the upper northern portion of the park and is a popular destination for dogs. The area includes a wide-open space covered in wood chips for playing and running., and trees are scattered throughout the off-leash area. Tables, benches and a small covered area offer places to rest and protection on rainy days. Parking and a restrooms are nearby.
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Shoreview Off Leash Dog Park
Pets will love to play and run off-leash in this designated area by the Shoreline Community College. Be careful as the area is not fenced.
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Woodland Dog Park
Pet owners love this pretty, fenced dog park on a sloped hillside with benches, trees, and a water spigot. It's a great place for your pet to play off-leash.
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North Acres Dog Park
Pets love the chance to play off-leash at this fenced dog park, which is located in the northeast corner of North Acres. Drinking water available.
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Genesee Dog Park
Genesee Dog Park is 2.7 acres and is completely fenced with two double-gated entrances. The center two acres are covered in gravel, making it mud-free in the winter. It also features a doggie drinking fountain and a small/shy dog area.
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Blue Dog Pond at Sam Smith Park
You can't miss this off-leash area marked by a sculpture of a big blue dog located at Martin Luther King Jr Way S. & S. Massachusetts. The Blue Dog Pond Off-Leash Area is a wide, rectangular 1.7-acre field, with grassy side slopes that your dog can run up and down. The Off-Leash Area is fully fenced and has running water.
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Regrade Dog Park
Though small, this fenced off-leash park's convenient downtown location makes it a favorite with locals. Drinking water is available.
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I-5 Colonnade Park
This fenced city dog park is protected from the rain by the overpass and includes crushed gravel ground cover, benches, and water spigot. It is located on a steep slope under the I-5 freeway just north of downtown Seattle. It covers .5 acre with several large tiers connected by walkways and stairs.
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Magnolia Manor Park
Magnolia Manor Park is in the Magnolia neighborhood of Seattle. It offers spectacular views, a "chuck it" game zone, and a dog drinking fountain. The 21,000 square foot off-leash area has entrances at 3500 28th Ave. W.
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Denny Park Off-Leash Area
Located in the city's oldest park, Denny Park Off-Leash Area is a safe space for Fido to socialize and play. The Off-Leash Area is .105-acres, wheelchair accessible, surfaced with granolithic gravel, double-gated, and surrounded by a 4' tall fence.
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Kinnear Park Off-Leash Area
Located in the west section of the park, Kinnear Park Off-Leash Area is a safe space for Fido to play. The dog park is 5,400 square feet, on a relatively flat incline beneath a towering forest. The Off-Leash Area is surrounded by a 4' fence, has a double-gated entrance, with a single gate emergency exit in the rear to ensure dog safety. It features a kiosk, natural wooden fencing, wood chip surfacing, logs, rocks, a bench, and native plantings on the adjacent hillside. On weekends and after business hours, the site offers dedicated parking in a lot behind Queen Anne Upholstery at the end of W. Mercer Street. Dog owners should enter at 904 Elliott Ave. W. The park is open from 6am to 10pm, daily.
Dogs must be leashed on trails outside of the fencing and when walking between the Off-Leash Area and parking.
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Voff Bark & Brew
Voff Bark & Brew is part bar, part dog park. It's truly made for dogs by dog people. People and pups of all ages are able to roam free in the sports-bar or venture outside to the wrap-around cedar bark-lined yard. They offer 25 beers, wines and ciders on tap. Dogs can offer their moral support as you embark on Trivia on Tuesdays. Additionally, they show outdoor movies, major sports on TV and they even have pools for pups to splash around in. Voff Bark & Brew is open weekdays from 3pm to 10pm, Saturday from 12pm - 10pm and on Sunday from 12pm - 9pm.
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Growlerz Seattle
Join your friends for a beer at the taproom while your dog joins their friends for off-leash playtime. Beat the rain in the covered play area or enjoy the sun in the 7,000 sq. ft. outdoor beer garden. The beautiful off-leash play park is designed with both your dog and you in mind! The smaller indoor space includes a taproom and plenty of space for you and your dog to hang out.
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Voff Dog Park
Voff Dog Park is a paid-entry dog park-bar made for dogs by dog people. Pups of all ages are able to roam and romp in the extensive outdoor turf play areas that feature socially distanced seating. With 20+ beers and ciders on tap, wines, wine spritzers, mimosas, and hard seltzers plus a wide selection of non-alcoholic beverages available, Voff is a great destination for you and your pup. Voff Dog Park is a 21+ and over establishment. Single-day entry for one dog is $12, and memberships for one dog cost $65. The park is open Monday - Thursday 2 pm - 10 pm, Friday 2 pm - 11 pm, Saturday 12 pm - 11 pm, Sunday 12 pm - 9 pm.
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Luther Burbank Park
An off-leash area at the north end of the Luther Burbank Park provides plenty of room for your pup to romp with other dogs. There is a shore area so water-loving dogs can get in the water and play.
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Edmonds Marina Beach Off-Leash Dog Park
Located about 20 miles north of Seattle, the Edmonds Marina Beach Off-Leash Dog Area one of the few off-leash dog areas that provides access to a beach on Puget Sound where dogs can swim and play in the water. There is a doggie rinsing station and the beach is partially fenced, though you need to be careful as dogs are not allowed on the adjacent beaches.
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Marymoor Park
Known locally as "Doggy Disneyland," Marymoor Park is best known for its 40 acres of off-leash area. There are fields, woods and water. Total heaven if you're a dog!
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Willis Tucker Dog Park
The off-leash dog area at Willis Tucker Snohomish County Park has over 10 acres of fully-fenced areas for dogs and their people to enjoy. There are 3 fenced off-leash areas to choose from: an open meadow, a forested trail, and a smaller older/shy/small dog area. Drinking water is available.
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Tambark Creek Park Dog Park
Tambark Creek Park dog park is part of the Snohomish County Parks System. The off leash area is approximately 2-3 acres and is completely fenced area with shrubs and trees. The entrance is a short distance from the parking lot and is equipped with clean-up bags. At this writing (Oct 2013) it does not have water available.
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Reber Ranch
Need to get your four legged friend out of the house? Reber Ranch has two great dog parks that are free to Ranch Rewards members during our business hours. We have one park with lots of fun agility equipment and one designed specifically for the small breed pooches.
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