Genuinely dog heaven! People are friendly and the pups are too! Endless walking trails and a lake…read morefor dogs to swim in as well. Haven't taken my dog to any other park since discovering this place.

I love this park! I come here very regularly with my dog. She loves the off and on leash areas…read more There is lots of parking, free poop bags and a dog washing station on weekends. I love seeing all the cute dogs!

- dog paradise!!! -…read more It's insane how long I've live here without ever really visited this park other than the two times that I was here for cirque du soleil lol. First of all, this park is HUGE! We walked around the center or the park and we passed by 3 playgrounds, one huge dog park and a garden. There was also a climbing area and they have ropes there for that too. It doesn't look too fun since it was burning hot. The dog park though .. OMG it's amazing! There are tons of little bushes for doggies to pee and jump around... Or play hide and seek. I love seeing all the doggies run around without a leash. I think it's just so wonderful and they all look super happy. Two huge doggies came to play with us and I got to pat them. They are super fluffy!!! I can't even tell the breed but they are huge with long fur! My daughter was in a carrier on me and she was a bit nervous when the doggies sniffied her feet, but overall she was fine with it. I also think this is also for dog owners to meet and mingle... Dog friends anyone? The garden is mostly for people to plant stuff, so it wasn't too interesting. There was also a performance area with a ticket booth, and several spots for picnic. Ps. Pay the $1 parking fee, or worry about the possible fine when you are spending time at the park.

If giganticness were a thing then this park would get full stars. However as the giganticness is in…read moremany cases quite empty then I've reduced the stars. Much of the giganticness is used for events, which I can't rate the park itself on; also at least from the sign when you enter, you have to pay to park here (everywhere? I don't know) which is a huge thumbs down from me. Pay at a park? No thank you. There's a cool/cute farm thingee on the right when you drive in with a structure that looks like a windmill without the rudder. There's an also cool totem pole near the entrance. After that it's....a lot of grass, walk and bike paths, great to take your dog I'd say - including an off leash section. There's a lot to offer and incentive to get to know the park better, which I aspire to do. In spite of the giganticness the (south?) entry off Lake Sammamish Pkway is fairly nondescript so just make sure you obey your gps lol.

Great park! - sandy…read morebeach - decent protected shallow area for swimming for little kids - a grassy area with trees for shade on hot days so that the parents can relax out of the sun but still keep an eye on kids in the water - playground - open grassy area for frisbee/catch - bathroom facilities clean and had a shower to wash off sandy feet - had read parking can be tough although found a spot both times we went this summer on nice days. There is also street parking and an overflow parking lot not too far away Downside -park shelter is in a completely separate area from the main park so you can't see/access main beach and playground without walking down a little path. So, not great for like a birthday party or something IMO if looking to rent a park shelter with easy access to either playground or water

This is a really nice park right on the lake. There are a few short paths to walk along, decent…read moresized parking lot, areas for picnics, sandy beach area, and plenty of grassy areas.

Crossroads is a very large city park in the city of Bellevue. There is a dedicated fenced in area,…read morewhere dogs can roam and play with owners and other dogs. It makes good use of the open spaces, with the trees and fresh air making it a very different experience than other parts of the country (especially SoCal from where I'm from). My daughter and son-in-law got a new dog recently and have been trying to get her to acclimate to other people and other dogs. They haven't been to this city park, so we all decided to take a walk. While walking, it was clear that 'Patsy' wasn't yet ready to socialize with other dogs, so once we noticed there were dogs and owners inside the enclosure, they decided to abort the plan and instead keep exploring the park. I was able to take pictures, and noted that the break in the fence line caused by a downed tree from last month's big storm, was fixed. My biggest observation is how big the enclosed area is. It would be great for big dogs that require a lot of exercise, a large enough space to play frisbee catch off-leash and still be in compliance.

I'm so glad the City of Bellevue has established pop-up dog parks throughout the city in various…read moreneighborhoods, with Crossroads being one of them. And at Crossroads Pop Up Dog Park, it's fantastic, with ample space in an area that's accessible. I've taken my fur baby to the Crossroads Pop Up Dog Park a few times, and she always has a fun time here. This pop-up dog park is located at the Crossroads Park, right by the community center and golf course. The fenced dog park is huge, with a lot of space for the dogs to run around, especially compared to the other pop-up dog parks. Plus, it's wooded, with tons of tree canopy, so provides shade for those hot summer days when the dogs need to cool down. There were also a few benches inside the fenced area and poop bags are provided right by the two entrances. If you're looking for a place to take your dog where they can be off-leash, Crossroads Pop Up Dog Park is a good option. The location cannot be beat, with it being walking distance to the Crossroads Mall and other amenities, with parking nearby. Anytime I'm in the Crossroads neighborhood with my dog, I'll plan to take her here.

One of the perks of living in the neighborhood is the Beaver Lake Dog Park…read more It is fully fenced and has large-dog and small-dog separate areas. The large dog park is thickly covered in wood chips in the open areas, and the back 1/3 side is heavily shaded by trees and easily walkable for those hot full sun days and for good 'texture'. If you have one of those ball throw tools, you're not going to run out of distance with your best throw. The small dog side is slightly smaller and features a gravel/dirt and grass field. There are some passages into a small stand of trees/bushes. Doggie water fountains and pooper scooper bags available in each section. There are well established wooded trails to either side which lead to the lakefront section of the park: about a half mile round trip. The people are friendly and dog conflicts rare. (Personal hint: if you have a troublesome dog, put a muzzle on them before taking them out in public or to any park: the dog really won't mind. You can always remove it). On-site parking is good except for the rare little league tournaments, as the 3 ballfields and well-appointed playground share the park/parking. There's even street overflow parking. (I saw one review of a water-borne illness: that review is over 10 years old and there's no regular standing water in the dog park for years)

Great spot to bring your doggie. Lots of trees to cover the sun for those few days of sun and many…read morerainy days! Large bark covered area separated for big and small dogs. Lots of benches, garbage cans, poop bags and water for dogs. Park by the baseball fields and follow trail to fenced area.

Cloistered above the waterline of deciduous wetlands this park has the potential to be five stars…read more 70% of the park is surfaced with low dust wood chips. Most of that area is terrain suitable for less than abled dogs. It won't be a very dusty summer at this park in 2024. Minus one star because my low riders army crawled under the gate.

Park is not maintained . Ghost town or cemetery looking ! Dirty…read more Only thing is the poop bags are replaced but people still let their giant dogs poop and look at it and don't pick up

I love this park. Being a soccer guy, the best place to play some soccer in this area is 60 acres…read more I hate the artificial turfs, but this place is blessing that many tournaments are organized here. It's a well maintained place. Some areas of this park is really good, but there are some fields that are not in a good condition. Some have lost the grass and not regrown to full. In tournaments, we don't get a choice, but when possible we avoid it. Plenty of parking on both sides. It can be crazy during weekend tournaments!

My impression of this park is that is more like a field. Soccer field. I was expecting trees and…read moreso. But we had a good time on a very open space. We brought some picnic stuff on a Saturday and sat while there was a big party launching rockets. I think there's a community of kids that live science and they gather on Saturdays for this fun activity. It was very interesting how they set everything and that it's a big gathering. Hope we can join them soon :) No pets are aloud. On yhe other side of the fence/parking, there is an owl doll. Don't be fooled like I did ;)

Strut the Pup walked my yellow lab, Charlie, for over five years, and I have nothing but wonderful…read morethings to say about their one-on-one dog walking. Einat, the owner, is very responsive and clearly cares about both her customers and her employees--and it shows in the quality of their service. Charlie typically had the same walkers at the same time each week. They were all professional, caring, attentive, and TRUE dog lovers! I loved Strut the Pup's daily walk reports and photos, which gave me peace of mind knowing he was being well taken care of while I was at work. On a few occasions when I was working from home, I watched as his regular walker arrived--Charlie would be waiting at the window and greeted them with full-body wags every time. When Charlie's hips started bothering him as he got older, the team helped me adjust his walks so he could continue enjoying his outdoor adventures. Sadly, Charlie has since passed, but I've saved many of the walk-report photos his walkers took (like this one), and they remain some of my favorite pictures of him. Thank you, Einat and team, for taking such wonderful care of Charlie.

We have worked with Einat and her crew for over 6 years. They have been amazing and really became…read morepart of our family. My dogs walked with several team members over time, from puppy care daily walks to twice weekly walks as adults. The walkers have all been very kind and worked well with our dogs. I appreciate their updates and photos after each walk. It is very easy to schedule and to modify service as needed based on your schedule. They are responsive, professional, and truly care about their clients. I highly recommend strut the pup and will use this service again.

Always five stars! Beautiful and convenient with loads of parking. And those bald eagles. WOW! Was…read moreable to come early on Easter weekend to take a quick stroll. Blue skies and pops of color. Before the lake got busy. Kayak station set up. Maybe someday I'll try that. Definitely blessed by the beauty. Enjoy life and get outside! SYOY!

What a beautiful park on Lake Sammamish. Big parking lots and nice walking paths. We came on a…read morechilly winter day so it wasn't crowded but I hear it's extremely packed in the summer.

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.

DOG PARK WITH FOOD AND DRINK! This is an indoor/outdoor dog…read morepark with a small bar and some food for humans. They have hot dogs (of course) flatbread pizza and a couple of other things. There is also beer and wine and some hard cider in cans. No draft beer. Alex, is the person that runs the place and she is friendly and helpful. Her duties apparently also include breaking up the occasional dog brawl. My Cavalier Spaniel seemed to have a good time running and playing with other dogs. There is both a large dog area and a small dog area. Small dogs are free to play with the big boys but only small dogs are allowed in the small dog area, which also has an indoor and outdoor play area. I had a beer and a hot dog and enjoyed watching Boomer run and play. This place is a little far for me but I was really curious about it and I'm glad I came out. Oh, if you want to bro g your dog here, make sure you have their vaccination records which are required before your dog can socialize. That's it! Woof!