I enjoy coming to this park w my 2 siblings especially on a sunny day, however the reason I give it…read more4 stars is because wish there was more structure & it could be updated other than that all positivities to say about this park and it's fun. And structure meaning structure for all ages. But I will keep coming back I have never had a bad experience

1. I love this park it's in my top 5 of my other favorite parks in town/dog friendly…read more 2. It is huge 3. The Christmas tree climb is a must 4. Definitely a must on sunny days 5. There's trails to walk and there's a field to play football in Etc and it's very popular lots of people come and the list goes on definitely always coming

Very caring and professional dog training facility. Outstanding organization that I went to with a…read morefriend and I plan to start training here for my wonderful pup!

The two Hillarys and Erica are fantastic. Bonus #1 using the megapasture. If you don't have a…read morefenced yard this space is awesome. Bonus #2 is the swim lessons. If your dog is scared of water, Hillary did great helping my dog learn to like the water.

Best dog park in the area. My dog absolutely loves this park and it's always full of dogs. There's…read morea little covered area for when it's raining and there's a water fountain for the dogs. During the winter months the parking lot floods and closes but it's a short walk to the park! Highly recommend checking it out, your dog will thank you!

Lived in the area for almost 3 years. Didn't know this dog park existed. Glad we found it. Great…read morespot with lots of grass for the dogs to play on. Yes, you have to walk back to it if the main lot is closed but who cares. It's getting your steps in people. Enjoy this place because it's beautiful.

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!

This park has an awesome splash pad for kids in summer. My daughter loves it. The rest of the park…read moreis expansive with a dog park, baseball fields and events area. The playground is ok! Needs a slide!

This park is so cool!! I came here for the first time, for National Night Out and was blown away by…read morehow large this park is and the fact it has a spray park, and an amphitheater! My only complaint is the restrooms-why so small and why only near the spray park? Besides the restroom issues, I found this park to be very clean, lots of trails to explore, and tons of green space to picnic, throw a frisbee, or bring the furry ones. You really can't go wrong coming here.

We love bringing our pup here! There is space and toys galore for all the four legged doggie…read morefriends. There is a great rotating beer selection for the two loggers and tables inside and outside the dog space to enjoy. Brian is one of the owners and is super nice. He greets each dog and treats the at the end of their visit. If you're looking for a new spot to bring your furry friend, look no further than Pints and Pups!

Awesome place for brew and to watch your puppies. The building is broken into two sections. For…read moreyour pets and for drinking brew. The pet section is perfect. Your pups can enjoy indoor and outdoor play. The human section is perfect. Plenty of chairs and areas to watch your pet. The brew selections are outstanding. Plus, wine and cider to pick from. All in all, it's a perfect spot for your pet and yourself for brew and pet fun. I certainly recommend this place.

people write terrible reviews about this park. It is an awesome park…read more Dariya Y. states that she "I have heard terrifying stories from other goers" like in any dog park there are some issues, they happen - move on and don't hold it against the park. Most owners are not lazy ... Everyone needs to help keep the park clean.

The park looks nice from the entrance with plenty of parking. Maybe there's a trail, but we didn't…read morelook for it. We went to the off leash dog park area. It was smaller. No water source or trash receptacles. Hard packed dirt but no holes or puddles on this particular sunny, fall day. It's nice to have this spot for the nearby community but we didn't find it compelling and won't return.

People who have dog need to have a poop bag(s) on them at ALL times. They also need to follow the…read morerules/laws. Just like you hope they do when driving. However, I've seen people walk to the park without a leash while my two dogs struggle on their leashes because they get approached and usually want to play. It's a mess. There is always ALWAYS dog poop left along the side of the trail that leads to the park. Good: nice run area with shady places. Most dogs are friendly. It's an easy to access off-leash park and they PROVIDE poop bags on rolls at both ends of the park. There is a trash receptacle inside the park, just outside the gate and a big dumpster in the parking area. Bad: a volunteer at the park does not leash his dog, (if he even owns one) and throws his cigarette butts on the ground everywhere. He also will throw away ANY water bowl someone leaves for the dogs. I know it's a rule to not share dog bowls but the dogs don't know that. Willis Tucker, Clark Park and others I've been to leave bowls of water and no one throws them in the trash. The community agrees it's ok and some even bring big water containers to refill. Many people who come regularly do it to socialize with others which is great but they don't pay attention to their dogs who I've seen poop which leaves a LOT of dog poop all over the place. It's a shame that over the 14 years I've been coming here that with the extreme population that has occurred in Lake Stevens that several visitors DO give a literal sh*t.

It's a great dog park awesome place to just go clear your mind. Listen to the birds chirp and play…read moresome fetch behind a fenced in dog area or simply watch your children play at the park right next-door oh at the very same time definitely a great place for children and elderly alike. Definitely a must see for every age group.

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

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.