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.
Rotary Bark Park
Rotary Bark Park in Gig Harbor, WA, is a 15-acre off-leash dog park in the woods with trails and a play meadow. Humans may utilize the picnic tables, a shade shelter and over three miles of walking trails. Designated parking is available across the street in the Pierce County Fire District parking lot. This recreation space has waste bags and a water faucet available.
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Bandix Dog Park
Bandix Dog Park boasts several acres of land for Fido and his furry pals to play off-leash. This large park features walking trails, open grassy areas and wooded spaces. Separate small and large dog areas are also offered to ensure pups play comfortably. Benches, waste bags, and portable bathrooms are provided.
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Dog Park at Frank Raab Park
Bring Fido to play with his furry friend at the dog park at Frank Raab Park in Poulsbo, WA. This small popular fenced-in recreation space welcomes pups to socialize and exercise together off-leash. Dogs must be leashed when transitioning from the gated dog park to the larger community area.
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Dog Park at Strawberry Hill Park
Bring Fido to the dog park at Strawberry Hill Park in Bainbridge Island, WA. It's spacious, fully fenced and dirt covered with tall, shady pine trees throughout. There are picnic tables, benches, chairs, and waste stations. Bring your own water for Fido.
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Dog Park at Eagledale Park
Bring Fido to Eagledale Park's dog park in Bainbridge Island, WI. The 1-acre space is fully fenced and grass covered. Follow the park signs that lead to the off-leash area.
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Burien Toyota and Chevrolet Dog Park
Burien Toyota and Chevrolet Dog Park in Burien, WA (also known as Burien Off-Leash Dog Park) is a great spot to bring Fido to play, explore and exercise with his pet companions. This fenced recreation space is equipped with agility structures, double-gated entry/exit, trash receptacles and more. Ensure Fido is leashed when transitioning back into the larger community park.
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Grandview Off Leash Dog Park
Grandview Off Leash Dog Park in SeaTac, WA, features 34 acres of trails and open space with a beautiful view of Mount Rainier. The park includes fields, paths, a dog agility area, a picnic shelter and paved/gravel trails.
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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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Magnolia Manor Park Off-Leash Area
Seattle, WA, is home to Magnolia Manor Park, an off-leash area in which pets love to play. This 21,000 sq ft recreation space features a "chuck it" game zone, a dog drinking fountain and spectacular views. Ensure Fido is leashed when entering/exiting this off-leash area.
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Kinnear Park Off-Leash Area
This off-leash area is located in the west section of Kinnear Park in Seattle, WA. To ensure safety, the park is fully fenced and offers double-gated entry and exit. The dog park is 5,400 square feet, on a relatively flat incline beneath a towering forest. It features a kiosk, natural wooden fencing, wood chip surfacing, logs, rocks, a bench and native plantings on the adjacent hillside.
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Golden Gardens Off-Leash Area
Golden Gardens offers a one-acre off-leash area located in the upper northern portion of this community park in Seattle, WA. The recreation space provides a wide-open site covered in wood chips for Fido and his pet companions to play and run. Tables, benches, shade trees, and a covered area for inclement weather are all amenities of the park.
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Dog Yard
Dog Yard is Seattle’s finest indoor/outdoor off-leash play park and bar. A place where parents and their pups can socialize, exercise, relax, and enjoy a drink or treat! Before entering the park, all dogs must register a Pet Profile and upload vaccination records. Owners can enjoy beer, seltzer, hard cider, wine, as well as bottomless mimosas on Sundays. The Dog Yard also serve snacks and plenty of dog-friendly edible treats!
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Regrade Park Off-Leash Area
Regrade Park has a small fenced-in off-leash area where Fido can exercise and play with his pet companions. This community dog park is conveniently located in downtown Seattle, WA, which makes it a favorite among locals. Double-gated entry/exit and five-foot-tall fencing assure your pup's safety near the substantial street traffic. The park also offers running water and wheelchair accessibility.
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Denny Park Off-Leash Area
Located in the Seattle, WA'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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Dog Park at Plymouth Pillars Park
Bring Fido to the dog park at Plymouth Pillars Park in downtown Seattle, WA! The .2-acre space is fully fenced and gravel covered with seating areas, waste stations, and water fountains for dogs and humans.
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Dr. Jose Rizal Park Off-Leash Area
Pets are welcome to enjoy plenty of playtime in the off-leash area at Dr. Jose Rizal Park in Seattle, WA. The fenced-in four-acre park offers spectacular views of the city and Puget Sound, a walking trail and drinking water for pups. The dog area can be accessed from a long set of stairs at the park's north end.
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Dog Park at Morrill Meadows Park
Morrill Meadows Park features an off-leash dog park just north of the parking lot in Kent, WA. It features grassy spots and gravel-covered areas with two separate areas for large and small dogs. Amenities include agility obstacles, benches, water access, and waste stations.
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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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Dog Park at Woodland Park
Bring Fido to this dog park in Seattle, WA, located in the north-central area of Woodland Park. The fully fenced space is gravel covered in a fully-shaded, wooded area with a sloped hillside and steps. Amenities include benches, water access, and waste stations.
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Blue Dog Pond at Sam Smith Park
Blue Dog Pond is an off-leash area at Sam Smith Park in Seattle, WA, marked by a sculpture of a big blue dog! Pets are welcome to play with their furry companions in this 1.7-acre fenced-in recreation area. The rectangular dog park has running water and grassy side slopes that Fido can run up and down.
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