After the updates, the small dog park is now much bigger and longer, so dogs actually have a place…read moreto run. However, it's usually used up by bigger dogs as a private space. There's now a cement walkway all the way down through the park, plus more covered areas and trash cans than before. I wish they had kept more of the grass because it seems harsh for 99% of the park to be gravel and sand. It's also disappointing they got rid of the wooden play structure by the grassy area, but they kept the platform by one of the entrances.

When I ran middle distance in track and field for Shorewood High School in the spring of 2007, the…read morearea that is now Shoreview Park Off-Leash Dog Area (or Shoreview Off Leash Park) was a meadow. We ran on the trails abutting the space for practice and had fun spotting the occasional grazing deer or scurrying chickaree (North American red squirrel). We all wanted the meadow to stay or go a more nature way, however urban development/urban sprawl quickly ensued and in a few years the meadow was replaced with an off-leash dog park. The track and field at Shoreline Community College I used for walking when earning my associate degree there (graduated June 2010), however that space now serves as a parking lot for the college. Hence, if one wants a flattened area for walking near the college, the dog park is conveniently located neighboring the campus. On a side of the off-leash area towards the trail system of Shoreview Park, Hidden Lake, and Boeing Creek Park is an entrance with rules posted and park closing time of day communicated (at dusk), as of Thursday 7 September 2023. I used to walk dog(s) down by Hidden Lake, we enjoyed watching the ducks swimming in the lake. However, in the past couple years the lake has been filled in, hence no more watching the ducks in the lake. Sad that more and more space is being taken away from the wildlife, but it is just the way of the city these days.

Things to do near Seattle…read more Richmond Beach Saltwater Park is a popular spot for walking, hiking, tide pooling (best at low tide) and wildlife viewing with views of the Olympic Mountains. It is generally not ideal for swimming since the water in Puget Sound remains consistently ice-cold year-round. There's also shore crabs, hermit crabs, sea anemones, barnacles, sea cucumbers, and sea slugs. It's a 40-acre park on Puget Sound. There are no lifeguards on site. There's a footbridge crossing railroad tracks to reach the beach. The park is dog-friendly and offers both upper bluff and lower beach areas, some rocky with large cobble on the north side. There is parking available ( the one closest to beach fills up fast) with 2 other free upper parking lots. Restrooms are available.

This is an amazing piece of nature. This park has an off-leash dog area, picnic tables, a…read moreplayground, washrooms, trails, and of course the beach and the water! I went during one of the lowest tides of the year, and I saw a lot of sea life. I saw sea cucumbers, sea stars, fish, countless sea anemones, etc. On the walk back, I even saw a ginormous moon snail. There were incredible views of the water and sand. It's super refreshing to relax here. Do note that you have to climb a fenced overpass across some railroad tracks, so if you're nervous about heights, don't look down! The washrooms here weren't well stocked with soap when I visited, but it might be because of the sheer volume of visitors. Multiple car parks were full. It's great to see that everyone is so interested in nature!

As other have mention this park is not huge, but it is also not small. There are about 4 different…read moreareas for the dogs to check out(a little hill, some back paths for the shy dogs, lanes for throwing a ball and then some paths with a mound of bark chips to play in/on). Truth be told it is the perfect size for me and my best friend. He is always within sight, and doesn't have the space to roam that a larger park offers, which means less chasing when it's time to go. Being a smaller park it may be hard to find solitude if your dog prefers to spend his/her time sniffing and claiming things. Expect your pup to meet lots of new friends who will want to play!

Pretty nice dog park, have a water for them(tap water) with bowls, shade. I love being my dog here!read more

My dog (and I) loved this place! So much exploring to be done, lots of benches and tables for…read moresitting, and the amount of walking trails is excellent. They have a couple of convenient parking lots. Perfect dog park for a sunny day!

Very well maintained trail park. Close to the sounds of I5 but the dogs don't care one bit. This…read morewill be a regular spot on our rotation of walks.

This beach was okay overall, but unfortunately it wasn't a great fit for us. One disappointment was…read morethe amount of dog poop that owners hadn't cleaned up, which made the area less enjoyable. My bigger concern was safety for small dogs. During our visit, a larger dog chased one of my smaller dogs and began nipping at it. While I understand dogs will interact and play, the situation was unsafe and the owner wasn't able to intervene and control their dog. The beach itself has potential, but between the lack of cleanup and our negative experience with an uncontrolled dog, we won't be returning.

This Off Leash Area in Edmonds is managed by a group of volunteers, separate from the Marina Beach…read morePark managed by the city of Edmonds. I have been to this sizable dog park several times, and I have not seen the dogs running in the park itself. They all want to play in the water! They are rather cute to watch. A fence mostly but not completely separates the beach areas. Dog owners still need to be diligent at the risk of their dogs running off directly into the parking lot. The park run area has several obstacle course type of 'toys' for the dogs. The small parking lot is shared with Marina Beach Park, so parking can be challenging. Alternate, farther parking is available.

We have 2 bigger dogs and it was our first time there, the community and staff was great with them…read more At first we were nervous because we have a Belgian mix as well as a boxer mix however everyone was really friendly, respectful, and very helpful. One thing we noticed was a couple of smaller dogs wanting to instigate, but the staff was very proactive on noticing the behaviors and acting on them. Our belgian is a newly added rescue family member of ours and is still adjusting, everyone we told that to completely understood. this is a great place for dog people.

Awful treatment of customers and pups Lex (co-owner) berated…read moreme in front of everyone because I was a little late picking up my dog due to a car accident. I couldn't get a word in before she threatened if it happened again they'd be "leaving him in a crate until I arrive". Update: after posting this I was contacted by owners of Dogwood, who acknowledged the incident (but refused to apologize for it).

An amazing secret spot to swim and get away -- BUT, we've had stuff stolen EVERYTIME! From our…read morestrawberries being stolen, to 2 ciders, to cash from our wallets, and even a phone. BE CAREFUL! It surprises us everytime since it's so peaceful but we've learned our lesson. If you swim, carry your belongings on you! Still one of our favorite spots!

Love it. They did a bang up job of creating the new park. Great for all ages and finally a place to…read moreswim in kenmore

Northacres has a great dog park for the pups to play in off leash. It has lots of fenced in winding…read moretrails to explore; water and poop bags are provided. There were only a few things we didn't love about this park. It is right next to I-5, so the loud busy highway is right there. The trails are also quite narrow, so my two Golden's would easily lose track of me and come racing around the corner because they thought I was lost! When we went, during the week in the morning, we were the only ones there. It was nice if you like the space, but we tend to enjoy meeting other dogs more.

A nice setting with many opportunities to relax in the shade as kids play and run thru the splash…read morepark (relatively small, but atop a maze - similar to the one at Artists At Play - and with small and tall water features for all ages), or playground. There is a paved path that winds around and throughout for bicycles and scooters, but be aware of kids that just stop and dismount suddenly in the middle! So many trees around, and walking paths through the woods for the adventurous and shade-seeking park visitors. An ice cream truck makes its away around a couple times on summer afternoons, so go prepared with cash.

First time her with my dog. pretty cool and clean. Lots of parking and open spaces to run and…read moreenjoy all the smells away from others. Then there is a section for kids cool. We will definitely return. It was good to be able to get out. I'm glad it's clean and kept up very well. Good location.

This is one of our favorite parks! We've celebrated our daughter's birthday here as well as enjoyed…read morethe spray park several times. There's ample parking around as well as near the playground. There's plenty of structures for little and big kids. And the shave ice spot is convenient and refreshing in the summertime!

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