A pretty nice dog park! We sometimes bring our senior pup to socialize with other dogs. It's a…read morecombined space for dogs of any size, so there isn't a small dog area like some other parks I've seen. The grass is turf grass and there's poop bags and water for the dogs. For the most part, we haven't run into any issues bringing our senior pup here (he's a chihuahua beagle mix) and he does well meeting all the other dogs and people. Over summer - the dog park can get pretty smelly. I think it's from those hose/water run off but there have been some days where it smelled kind of gross so we left. Also, always watch your pup around the drinking bowl and run the water to make sure it's fresh and not stagnant or contaminated! Unfortunately, the last time we took our pup, he drank from the drinking bowl before we could get to him and a few days later he got extremely sick.

Solid dog park that's in a great location. When I was visiting, I noticed they did not have poop…read morebags, but they do have a water dispenser for the dogs which really helps. This set up reminds me of the one by Amazon, just a lot larger while still being only a mid to small sized dog park. Dog parks come in so many sizes. Every time I stop by there are many people with their dogs. My dog always has a good time playing. I like that this place isn't so large that my dog runs off in places I can't see. I can see my dog from anywhere in here with plenty of running room for all the pets and their owners. Nice job on this one. Probably the best dog park in the area based on size, offerings, and cleanliness. There isn't a bunch of dirt or gravel like many of the dog parks so your dog will stay relatively clean. Huge bonus in my opinion. I avoid many parks because my dog immediately gets so dirty.

This is a thin stretch of land that has been terraced into a small hidden park, which provides a…read morelayered view that includes Magnolia in the foreground, crowned by the Olympic peaks in the distance. If in the area, perhaps with children who would enjoy the creatively constructed playground or with a picnic style lunch, this is certainly a quiet sliver of green.

Sweet little park on the west side of Queen Anne, a lovely place for kids to climb around or play…read morehide and seek. Fun play structure, just a few blocks to Macrina for a nice outing.

This is likely an outlier of a review for this park but I feel morally obligated to share…read more I took my pups there yesterday to try out a new park. I immediately met two very friendly people, one of whom was a pet sitter and was with several lovely pups. I had zero issues with either of the people or any of the dogs present. In fact, this lady was so kind when the incident occurred - beyond helpful and wonderful. Within five minutes of being there, my older dog, who is just under 8 yrs old, slipped on gravel and presumably incurred a spinal injury. Her hind legs were temporarily paralyzed, she was screaming in pain, and we had to see an emergency immediately. As I was leaving, this incredibly kind woman mentioned that she saw a similar thing happen to a GSD within a week prior to it happening to my dog. Her prognosis is up in the air. If she needs surgery, I can't afford $10k+ and have no idea if she will make it. It's too early to tell. Ironically, the pet sitter was commenting on how agile my girl is for her age within the minute leading up to this incident. I never would've considered that gravel would be such a risk for potential spinal injury/paralysis of larger dogs, but dog parents beware: DOGS RUNNING IN GRAVEL CAN CAUSE SEVERE AND LIFE THREATENING INJURIES! Be cautious when choosing where to let your babies get their zoomies out. I wish I had known better. Seeing her like this is heartbreaking, and for ~5 minutes of fun? I cannot recommend this park on that basis alone.

This is the message I sent the city. I am reporting an…read moreincident that happened on 9/24 at the magnolia dog park. Three huskies, two of which attacked my puppy (4 months old). He was physically hurt and the behaviour of the dogs was extremely out of what is acceptable. During the attack I confronted the dogs, beat them off and helped my pup out of the situation. Please let me know what I can do. At the time I did not have my phone otherwise I would have pics of the dogs and owner. I intend to go back and if they are there again I will get pics of the owner, dogs and anything else that can keep them out of the park. Again, this was an attack. I do understand dogs will be dogs but these huskies are unacceptable.

Great spot in SLU to let your dog off leash! Although the fenced in area is on the smaller side (as…read morecompared to the dog park on 3rd & Bell), it isn't usually very crowded and the dogs have plenty of space to play. Additionally, there are no obstacles for the dogs, it is literally just a fenced off area within Denny Park.

Ozzie loves coming to work with me, mainly because he gets to visit this dog park during lunch…read more It's large enough for my rambunctious Australian Shepherd puppy to get plenty of energy out before we head back to the office so he can take his afternoon nap. The park is all gravel, which hasn't bothered Ozzie at all. I also like that it has one doubly fenced entrance. And of course poop bags are in abundance. The majority of dog owners I've met here pay very close attention to their dogs during play and most dogs are quite well behaved and play very nicely with each other. (Except for that one lady who brought her dog who clearly has guarding issues and would bark at all the other dogs anytime they came near the community tennis ball... that lady's dog.. not so nice at all). I only wish they had a doggie water fountain or some source of water nearby.

After getting some takeout from Kedai Makan, I decided to head back to my old neighborhood on…read moreCapitol Hill. Thomas Street Mini Park was practically across from my old digs on Bellevue Ave, but I never really spent anytime there. Just passing through. This park is small, but beautiful. It is an urban park surrounded by apartment buildings. This is a nice park to play with your dogs or get a sun tan when it is sunny out. The park has huge hilly and grassy mounds which makes sunning here ideal. There is a bench and some seating areas here which make it a good spot for a meal outside. It has also got some beautiful tall trees at the edge of the park. While it is a small park, it is great for what it is intended to be which is an urban respite. It gives the community a place to retreat to when they inevitably get stir crazy from being in their apartments too long.

This is a great little park, Mini Park. Walk dogs there, sit on bench relax, and then come home…read more People walking dogs need to pick up their dogs shit, be respectful to others. Homeless sleep on bench, write crap on rocks, benches, walls, whatever they can. Trash needs pick up more often.

i used to go here every Wednesday after school with my friends back in elementary school. I just…read morelove this park. It may not be the best on paper but it's the best in my heart.

Good for playing basketball, throwing frisbees, swinging, playing in the sandbox, or flying a…read moredrone. As long as there's no emergency. If there's an emergency, you shouldn't fly your drone during it. But there's hardly ever emergencies here. It's a wonderful park.

Great space- lots of shade and usually really good dog owners too. Needs another water station in…read morethe lower area for the smaller dogs

All dirt and dust and there is no beach access as the photos seem to imply. I'd give this a miss as…read morethere are other better parks around

Love this little park. It's just a couple blocks from my apartment. It's just enough space for my…read moredog to play in. Most of the time it's pretty empty but there can be times when a lot of people go here to hang out especially on a nice day. There are two bbq charcoal grills and a community garden too. Overall a nice spot to hang at. Only downside is in the summer time when the yellow jackets hover around the grass :( otherwise, my doggo and I enjoy coming here.