Went there today for the first time.I get it that it would be muddy because of the recent weather…read more The absolute worst part was the amount of dog poop that was everywhere!! The lack of respect by other dog owners here is clearly lacking at this park. We ended up leaving early because of all the dog feces. I only would like to come back and try the adjacent trails when it is nicer weather.

I've been branching out and exploring some new dog parks with my 7-Month GSD pup lately, as we've…read moregotten bored by the ones close to us. So I decided to give this one a chance as it had fairly all raving reviews. From a first glance, when we first arrived, parking was very minimal and I'm not sure how well that would work if it were to be a busier day and time. The beginning area for dogs to play around was quite small comparatively to some other parks I've went to but I found that the focus is primarily on the trails. The trail itself was nice, pretty well-maintained however some of the fences are all bent and seem like a hazard if your dog was to be sprinting or kids were running and bumped into it. Though my shepherd is fabulous with recall, the area is not completely fenced off so there is a chance your pooch could find their way to a school or parking lot towards the top. We walked for about 40 minutes and everything was seemingly going quite well and we were enjoying ourselves. Until, we came back to the gate to leave. As I was approaching, I noticed two dog owners and their dogs chatting. As I was getting closer, my shepherd went ahead in front of me and out of nowhere, the lady's dog full force rushes my dog and bites her in the leg. As I'm rushing to go to my dog and make sure everything is alright, the lady just says "Oh we've just been here too long". Excuse me? Off-Leash places should have mannered dogs that don't just randomly attack other dogs. My dog was literally just strolling along and got trampled and bit until she squealed. To top it off, the other dog owner came over trying to comfort my dog by hugging her and holding her and I told him she's probably even more scared because you're a stranger to her and she's not getting any comfort from you, he completely ignored me. After this my dog was off all day, she was erratic and on guard when I went to my training class with the other dogs. So much so, that I had to take her outside for a break to calm down. People need to have well-mannered dogs and be able to control their dogs. My pup keeps to herself and doesn't provoke other dogs or cause problems. This should be every dog that comes to an off leash dog area, otherwise don't bring your dog or go get some training done.

The employees were great. I felt very comfortable after leaving our first meet & greet. They were…read morereally good about texting updates about my dog (with pictures) and I had 24/7 access to the live in house video the whole time. My fur baby came home and pretty much slept for 24 hours. :) I will be using them again for sure & I'd definitely recommend them to friends & family!

My husky puppy had a great experience. I had an overnight event downtown and needed to board him…read moreand would highly recommend this location. I live far where I have to take a ferry across the water to get to seattle/everrett area. Unfortunately because of the ferry system and events occurring downtown the boats were over an hour late. With this location I had initially put a request to drop off my dog at 3pm Saturday and pickup Sunday afternoon. But due to the ferry system I was very late but luckily The company was very accommodating and were understanding of the traffic situations I sadly didn't reach the location until 8pm, happily They have someone at the location 24/7 to watch all the pups and help take my dog in for the night. They keep you updated with texts and photos of your doggy so you know they are safe and even have a live cam you can monitor your dog with. He received spoiled treats and a lot of exercise and socialization. He could play all day. Picking him up was smooth as well. They gave me a update of his night He passed out on the way home tail still wagging. Picking him up he looked happy and excited 10/10 would recommend and go again

This dog park is great on a dry day! But beware on PNW rainy days, OR if it's rained a substantial…read moreamount in the last 24 hours. This dog park is a big open field covered in dirt and wood chips. At the end of a visit, doggy is sure to be covered in mud. And the problem with that is, there is no running water at this park. So not only is it impossible to rinse your pup off after a romp in the mud, there is also no water supply for drinking. Lesson learned on the first trip. But after the first visit, I learned all these things. Now I know what weather I can go to this park and enjoy it, and also that I need to bring my own water for my dog! I would visit this dog park often, and every time we went, my Paizley always found playmates and always had a great time! My only qualms about this dog park is no water and so much mud during the rainy days! On summer days I would say this place is a 4-star! Tip.... read reviews before you go, like a good Yelper would !! Ha! Bring a towel & water and you'll be A-OK!

I love this place, I go with my husky and shepherd every sunny day!…read more Bring your own water and a towel as your pups will likely become very muddy.

The worst dog park I have ever gone too! I've lived in many different city and states and this dog…read morepark was the grossest park I've been too. It's small, very muddy, no grass, poop left in multiple spots and around a very unfriendly community. My first time experience: I got into the park with my two dogs and already there, were 3 other women with their dogs. Well as my dogs were smelling one of the other dogs, they had their hackles up ( which I understand is sign of excitement, fear, anxiety or aggression). Well in response the women took her dog into the "small dog area". Minutes later the other two women did the same. Afterwards, all of their dogs started barking and lunging at my dogs through the fence as they were trying to smell. I ended up leaving shortly after, since I was shocked on how gross this park was and how unfriendly the owners were of these pups who go there to socialize.

Came here last night with Loki, Cody's lab, and another dog we have been pet sitting from Rover…read more Parking: the lot for the dog park is small, maybe 10 spots? But I did notice, the shopping center next to it has spots and there is a walking path to the dog park from there. Not sure if you there's any restrictions in that lot though. The dog park is separated into 3 sections: Section 1: the small space where you can unleash your dogs in a confined space Section 2: a small dog/shy dog area. Smaller space than the main area. Section 3: the main space where all the dogs are running around. Great space for the pups. It is a dirt lot and even though it was dry yesterday, the pups were still very dirty from their brief visit. I had a lil dog run up to me and it got dirt all over me. I mean, I don't mind. But I can imagine it getting very muddy if it rains. Overall, nice little dog park close to the house.

Nice small park for little gateaway. I came here few times with some friends just for little picnic…read moreor easy walk.

The dog park is a pleasant environment for dogs and owners but after bringing my corgi there for…read moreover a year there are safety measures to keep in mind. My dog has been attacked three times since we have been coming to this dog park. Not the fault of the dog but the stupidity and negligence of the dog owner, the ones that let their dogs run free and are glued to their cell phones and don't monitor their dogs. Unfortunately, these are the dog owners that have aggressive and untrained dogs that will attack another dog with no warning. If you attend this dog park, I recommend going during the week and not weekends, since weekends seem to be a crap shoot of irresponsible dog owners. Please don't put your dog in danger, a dog park should be a place that is fun and safe for your dog and you.

13 acres of open meadow and forested trails plus a small dog area. There's a gazebo for dog owners…read moreto shelter during showers and a well head providing fresh water for thirsty dogs. Poop bags are available for free that is provided by FETCH Parks upon entry. This park is constantly maintained by volunteers under the supervision of Island Parks and Recreation. Open dawn to dusk. Free parking.

Great two-acre dog park with lots of toys, space to run, and friendly locals! There is a picnic…read moretable under a nice shelter, complete with windchimes. Solar panels take advantage of the open clearing within a larger park sprinkled with trails. We would never have known about it if a local hadn't steered us there (and another local had to point us in the correct direction), but it's worth finding! Cady gives it two paws up!

The dog park and path to its location are not well-marked. It's about 1/3 of a mile from the…read moreparking lot, and I'm not sure we could have found it if another person (who was visiting for the second time) had not pointed us in the right direction. When we arrived, there were approximately 3 other dogs there . It's really a large park (and it has a contained area for smaller dogs inside). It was early September and, as such, was dry and dusty. Still, if you didn't have a fenced yard or safe space to let your dog run, I can see how it would be a nice option to have.

After schlopping through the mud, arrived in tall grass with wonderful trails. Let dog off leash…read moreand the first person I meet chastises me for letting dog off leash outside off leash area. Dog loved the free run. Never did see off leash area as was with friend who couldn't cross muddy entrance due to disability. Very disappointed. People who planned this dog park must have cats!

Strange atmosphere. The parking lot fits about 7 cars, and the crowd the night I went was odd. The…read moreowners and dogs were off. There were kids riding bikes, not something I'd expect or want at a dog park. There was elk poop everywhere, lots of thorns, and the area doesn't look maintained. It's a large field, but definitely not well-kept.

This place is massive!!! Lots of space to explore. On a hot day it's a little rough, it's not…read morereally shaded. The entrance area is really the best place for shade. The parking lot is tiny! There were some large piles of poop that didn't look like they were from dogs.

First, I really enjoyed my beer. I told the staff what I usually drink and they gave me a couple…read moresamples of something similar. It was not an exact match, but very good. I plan to go back and try more. I love that they're dog friendly, even if I never take mine I love seeing everyone else's. There is plenty of seating, inside and out. My only disappointment is I didn't have time to play pinball. Next time!

Great local brewery. They always have good tunes playing, great drafts and ciders on tap and I love…read morethat you can bring your doggo and own good! We usually grab sushi or poke bowls. Always a good time!