This is a HUGE park. There are so many amenities, from athletic fields of so many types, to a playground and splash pad for kids, and even multiple off leash dog areas. There are open fields and wooded areas if you want to walk around different areas. If you want to have a picnic, there are tables and benches, or even set up a blanket on a grassy area. There are also picnic shelters if you're worried about the weather. The shelters can also be reserved for private events. The only bathroom here is near the splash pad, but it's well supplied with soap and running water. There are multiple parking lots. One lot has EV chargers, but I couldn't figure out if they were working or not. Even on days when the car parks are pretty full, the park is large enough that you don't really feel crowded at all. This is a thoughtfully planned, wonderful multi-use park. read more

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Splash pad was within operating hours and our family drove a long way to arrive, but it was not working and there was no notice that it would not be on on any website or social media. Dozens of families with kids ready in swimsuits and no water except for the shower. Multiple families called parks services but on Sunday they were of course closed. Not planning on coming for the splash pad again as it's impossible to plan for if the pad is on or off read more

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

Willis D. Tucker Community Park - Splash pad! - Parks Near Me - Snohomish, Washington

This park is so cool!! I came here for the first time, for National Night Out and was blown away by how 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. read more

Willis D. Tucker Community Park - Parks Near Me - Snohomish, Washington

Stopped by today to try this Willis Tucker Off Leash Dog Park. Park itself is very large. Grounds are hard packed sand, dirt, gravel with muddy areas all over the field. Didn't see any grass. Pet poop bags are not supplied must bring you own. I watched many pet owners just left the poop and walked away. Fence around the park is low enough for my black lab to jump over. Which he did, thankfully he ran straight to me. I've been to many off leash dog parks in Western Washington and still prefer the Strawberry fields Off Leash Dog Park. read more

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This is a great local dog park! We stopped by on our way home from a family holiday. Our dog was able to stretch her legs, do some running, and interact with other friendly dogs. This park offers an area designated for more seasoned or shy dogs, trails and agility course in larger area, and poo bags. Some of the locals kindly leave gallons of water and bowls for the dogs. Very nice. read more

This review is for the dog park, though the 5 stars would apply to the rest of the park as well. The dog park has 3 great options for your pup: a shy dog area, a trail area and an open area. The shy dog area is one of the more spacious ones I've seen. I started off there with my pup as she's a bit skittish and she did well. The second time we went it was full of decidedly *not* shy dogs so we opted for the trail. The trail area is fully fenced and meanders through a forested area. There are plenty of paths for humans and the pups have their run of the area. We encountered quite a few dogs in this area, but all were quite nice and watched closely by their humans. The open area is very large with a big area for dogs to roam and a bit of a trail in the back to take your pup if they are easily overwhelmed by the more rambunctious canines. This is my favorite park by far. In addition to the off-leash area, there are plenty of trails where your pup can walk on-leash as well! read more

We came here for an event and were surprised how big this park is. There's a bunch of trails to choose from. The paths are mostly cemented, so it's easier to walk especially after a rainy day. The grassy areas were super muddy, and I was sinking in because we came after a rainy day. I'm glad there's a bathroom here with flushable toilets that's not a porta-potty, since I would assume a place like this would have a porta-potty instead. It might have to do with the spray park, though. We were looking for the dog park and decided to enter through the west side of the dog park, thinking it would connect to the main area, which is not the case. This was a huge mistake, since it was full of mud and only took us to the shy / senior dog park area. The enclosure was never-ending, and we couldn't see what was ahead because of all the plants in the way. There should be more exits / entrances out of this area, since we felt stuck for the longest time, never knowing when and where we would be able to get out. The main dog park had no poop bags or trash cans available. There's a dumpster outside the dog park, so you have to walk out to dump. I like that there was a water station, which is outside the park by the dumpster, but it was kind of gross lingering there because of the smell. read more

Just the delicious and flavorful meal Unexpected in a humble setting. Evocative of really good family meals in a neighborhood setting in Mexico. Meal was delicious and they gave specials and happy hour treats Monday through Fridays. Would totally recommend that locals check this out for a quick meal read more

Great dog park. Seven acres with some forested areas as well as meadows. There is also a smaller park for shy, small or older dogs. There is a water pump, but it was out of service when we were there. Lots of dogs and owners were paying attention to their dogs' behavior. Plenty of room to romp, explore or fetch. read more

Great recreational space, just wished it was closer to where we live. Located in a great neighborhood.

Awesome dog park in the city of Snohomish! We came here with our dog and had a fun time in the dog park area. It was our first time at Willis Tucker Park, so didn't know what to expect. But we soon learned that the park is spacious with plenty of parking, and is easy to find. Located off of Cathcart Way, there's plenty of signage, indicating those driving to where the park is. After parking our car we saw that the park is divided into two sections from the lot, with one side being dedicated to the dogs and the other with courts and more for recreation use for people. We went here specifically for the dog park, which we loved. The dog park was spacious! There was ample room for our little one to play around in, and even though there were a ton of dogs there, running around - there was plenty of space for all the dogs and humans to hang out in. There was also a shy dog/senior area that's fenced off. At the main off-leash dog park area, it goes down to two different trails and the forested trail is also off-leash and is the largest of the two. We went there for a walk and the trail had plenty of shade, which was ideal for our dog. It wasn't too strenuous either, another criteria for our dog! I would recommend anyone living in the Snohomish area to take their dog here! The park has plenty of space for your fur baby to run around in with trails for exploring. Glad to know this is in the area. read more

Nice park, enough parking, play area, saw people playing volleyball baseball, cricket

We just got back from our exploratory trip to the dog park. We parked in the main parking lot. It was difficult to find the dog park from there as there is no east to find map near the main entrance. We wandered around and at the end of baseball field 2 we found a map and how to get to the offleash areas. We also saw that parking lot off the gate 3 park entrance goes right to the dog park. There are three offleash areas. A small / shy dog area, a trail through the woods and a "meadow" area. I turned my dog (and wife) lose in the meadow area, hiked back to the car and moved it back to the parking area near the dog area. The meadow area is NOT a meadow. Rather it is a large offleash area 6 acre area with open area, a good number of treed areas and this time of year ground water / mud and a even a small spring. It was lots of fun for Lola, she enjoyed bossing the other dogs as usual. She only got her paws slightly muddy but for mud wallowing hounds there is a wash station outside the offleash area. We were planning on trying the forest area but it looked like the mud bath area too so we will leave that for summer. Just remember to park in the lot through gate 3 (the furthest East entrance.) read more

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First time here! Awesome recreational area with two fields, tons of grass to run around and lounge, lots of benches and covered spots which I can imagine are good for parties and other gatherings. Parking lot was decent sized although I can imagine it fills quickly in the nicer months / weekends. I believe there is overflow parking close by... Since it's not very warm right now, the spray park was not on but I'll bet that is super fun for the kids in the summer! What a great idea! The trails around are nice for walking as well. This park is clean and safe, both very important factors for a place for kids :) read more

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Dear park agents: Please have your lawn-mowing employees go through diversity training. My husband and I (who are Latinos) don't appreciate being bullied by your workers--one in particular, who was mowing on March 29, at approximately 6:15 pm. If you have something to say to someone, a little kindness goes much further than sour words. And, frankly, I don't care if you don't like dogs. There are people who assault others and get off with nothing more than a shrug. So don't scold people whose dogs are off leash when no one is around and the dogs aren't bothering a soul. In case you haven't noticed, there are a lot worse things going on in the world right now. Shame on you! Notice to anyone...move to somewhere that isn't Washington state if you want true freedom! read more

There is a small dog area but for some reason there's always a small dog in the large dog area that doesn't like large dogs. ‍ Otherwise it's a pretty big, forestry area so there is a big of room to spread out. A few times I've been here I've also noticed parents bringing there's children but no dogs, I guess to just play with the dogs. So if you're dog is uncomfortable with small humans be wary. My husky girl got her face smushed for about 15 mins before she stood at the gate wanting to leave. read more

Within five minutes of being here we saw a kid poop on the floor and one kid was peeing in the splash pad area. We immediately left! The sign said that the water is recycled and I'm not about to put my daughter in poop and pee water. read more

This is a dog-park review. You walk past a very sizable and very nice-looking little league baseball diamond to get to the dog park from the main parking lot, but I won't comment on that--except to say that it looks sweet, and seems likely to satisfy most little league teams and families. The dog park is a great use of some scrubby woodland in Clearview. They keep a nice greenbelt intact to separate some subdivisions; it's slopy, rolling land that might have frustrated the bulldozer drivers and others if they tried to build here (but probably not too profoundly, so it's cool that it's preserved to be a park). You walk down some gravely dirt roads and into the usual low-fenced offleash area. There are lots of scrubby maples and other lightweight trees cobbling together into a loose approximation of a forest. There are rolling short trails where you can let the pooch stroll, and one main hummocky area where there's enough room for tennis ball olympics and family dog races. There are all kinds of purebreds here, and a smattering of cool mutts (I'm always surprised how few mutts show up at dog parks). They all romp around the place all day. They let fallen trees stay where they fall if they add to the landscape for the dogs, which is cool. The community vibe here is good, with lots of friendly and familiar hellos among human and canine alike. I'm sure I'll be back a ton. read more

One of my favorite parks in the area! Many parks get crazy crowded on the weekends, and it's hard to find solace on the trails with 100 other people. I went on a Sunday and it was quiet and peaceful. I love the amenities, which include volleyball areas, covered shelters, a baseball and athletic field, and an off leash dog area with trails. I was impressed with how well maintained everything was. The only downside was a lack of garbage cans and water. Maizey read more

Willis D. Tucker Community Park - Parks Near Me - Snohomish, Washington

Extremely large and open area for the pups to do what they do best; play! The only con I saw for this park is that they don't have a watering hole for the pups; you have to bring your own. Some people have shared and left gallon jugs of water, which is so nice. Although you have to leave your car a good distance away from the a actual park, it is not a bad walk through a beautiful wooded area. This is where my dogs usually like to poop. Which is nice, because then I don't have to worry, as much, about them running off far away and pooping once we are inside the park. The park itself is divide up into 3 areas; the large meet and greet dog park (with a nice. agility course), a small dogs park for the shy pups, and a wooded area with many trails. It's awesome read more

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Another fun filled day in the park. Definitely a favorite park of mine and my kids. Always clean and filled with friendly moms and busy kids. With an expansive playground area my kids are never disappointed. Not even mentioning the fantastic sprinkler area that even I find myself enjoying on more than one occasion. There is always a great big baseball field and a basketball court plus an outdoor stage that I've never actually used but have heard they play movies on thursday nights over the summer there. read more

This park is just excellent. From the super cool splash pad that my kids loved when they were younger to the greatest dog park I've ever seen, this place has it all and we love it. so many great picnics and get-togethers. They even have a hall for wedding receptions and parties. Appreciate it if you live near this place. It is something very special. My dogs certainly think so... read more

Willis D. Tucker Community Park - Parks Near Me - Snohomish, Washington

An anomaly here as we appeared to visit the park when the rangers were having a meeting. They seem to almost all have brand new full size pickup trucks. This is somewhat inconsistent with the donation box, the lack of garbage cans and poop bags, and the insufficient toilets. The ball fields, kids play area and off leash fields are great. There is enough parking in the extended parking areas for a very large weekend crowd. But why they couldn't install a toilet in the new eastern area or provide some poop bags and garbage cans around the park is a strange decision on priorities. read more

Went to the dog park and completely loved it! Beautiful and clean area! Easy and large parking. Fun for the whole family! Definitely my new spot to go read more

This was one of THE BEST experiences at a dog park up north! Unfortunately at one of the other dog parks in the area my pup and I had issues with another dog and so we decided to try other parks in the area. We found Willis Tucker Park and now it's our go-to! It has a "shy dog" fenced area if your furry friend is slow to acclimate to other dogs being in their bubble... There is also a fenced wooded trail that is pretty cool, from there you can cross over to the main fenced area. It's very big, with a combination of wooded areas and wide open places! There are some agility obstacles and seating for the humans. Not only that... BUT THERE IS A PLACE TO FILL UP WATER BOWLS/RINSE YOUR PUP OFF AFTER THEY GET ALL MUDDY! read more

This park pretty much has it all: community building, off-leash dog park, outdoor amphitheater, splash pad, bball courts, baseball fields, volleyball courts and picnic shelters! We took our Labrador to the dog park and really appreciated that all areas were shaded from the hot sun that day. There's also a shy dog area, an open "meadow" area and wooded path area if your pooch like a variety. There are 2 parking areas (the main lot by the community building and splash pad) and an overflow lot down by the dog park. It gets busy on summer days, so plan ahead for crowds. read more

i come here about 2 times a week with my little dog and the only thing that really makes me mad is that people keep bringing their kids in!!! PLEASE DO NOT BRING YOUR CHILDREN!!! I DONT BRING MY DOG TO YOUR KIDS PARK!!!! my dog hates children, has been known to bite small children... i like to come here because he can be off leash and I should NOT have to worry about him hurting anyone because there shouldnt be any kids!!! so please leave your kids at home or at the park not from from the off leash area... id like to be able to let my dog run around without worrying about your kids getting bit! read more

It was a beautiful and warm day and I was in an adventurous mood to explore outside of Seattle! I learned about this dog park through the Internet. I parked by the baseball field and walked on the wood chip trails to the off leash area. There are 4 areas-all fenced. The first area which I am going to call it the "trail area" which my dog and I walked on narrow paths. It felt like we were in the woods. My only disappointment was that the area was too small. The second area was the small dog/shy dog area. My lab isn't small or shy so we skipped that :-) The third area was large open area with hills and trees. It also had an awesome view of the Cascade mountains!! My dog enjoyed fetching her balls in this area! The fourth area is the temporary dog park which we didn't go to. We did drive by and it seems really small. From the friendly people here, this area was temporary until the first 3 areas were completed. If you live in the area, stop on by! We would return to this park if we knew people in the area. read more

This is a decent small park but the water park is scary for little ones. The teenagers/big kids kinda take over in the summertime and run around in the water making me a nervous wreck to bring my 2 year old with the slippery cement. I would feel a lot better if it had the rubber ground like Forest Park in Everett instead of hard "skull fracture waiting to happen" concrete, too bad they didn't think about this in the planning stages. Also there is no shade in the play area making it not the best place to visit on hot days. But it does have a nice shaded picnic area and we do love the movies in the park during the summertime, perfect set up and nicely done, Bothell needs to take some lessons from them. read more

The best dog park in the area! They have recently finished their improvements (I hope they are finally finished) so it's not a huge treck from the car to the park any more. They have an area that is off leash trails which is cool - we took our dogs for the first time last week. Very neat if a little small. A large area for most dogs - it has a huge meadow, an agility area, and community water bowls (it's always nice to bring some extra water in if you remember!). And, my family recently used the other area for small/shy/senior dogs as my Jack Russell was having an off day and acted a little overwhelmed by the other days on a busy sunny day. It was very nice to have that separate space for the more overwhelmed member of our pack so the more social one didn't have to go. Such a fun place for everyone. I would recommend leaving your small children at home or have a sitter/spouse play with them on the play structures in the other part of the park. The dogs can get a little rambunctious when they are playing and it would be sad for little Johnny to get knocked over when he's trying to pet one during their social time. read more

Really cool place - there is a lot of variety here for the pups: Plain, open areas, wooded trails, an area for smaller/older dogs, and an agility area with jumps, ramps and those weaving poles if you want to see how competent your dog is! There were a good amount of dogs here that were pretty friendly too. The only thing I thought they could use is a water fountain - If there is one, I didn't see it. Be aware when it has been dry for a long time: It's REALLY dusty. I imagine during the winter months it gets pretty muddy too but eh, it's a dog park, they aren't supposed to be paved and boring! read more

Great dog park. It's fairly clean (for dog standards), very open, and a mixture of open dirt and grass area for dogs to play in. The community is also great and you can find tiny dogs to ginormous German Shepherds playing with one another. There's a senior area and also an off-leash park that I like. The downside of both these areas is that they are often muddy. If your dog is a lover of all things water, including water mixed with dirt, he or she will be thrilled about these areas! My dog must've plopped and rolled in 3 lovely puddles. I've started to come here often because there are always dogs to play with. Note: It's a short walk from the parking lot and can be hard to find if it is your first time. read more

I was so happy to find this local dog park. We reciently got a puppy and need a place to socialize and take him for fun, this was the place! It is great. Just like the first review, there are 4 dog parks, we love the trail area to start off with, great way to get him to run and do a little big of training to stay close and be off leash. We used to go to the small dog park in the beginning, sometimes the big dogs were too much, but now he is old enough to play in the big dog park. The big one is great, they have logs for the owners to sit and lots of little areas, so the dogs can play in their own little groups. Our yorkie loves to do some training through the agility jumps too. It is nice to have a park so close that has everything we need, including plenty of dogs of all sizes to play with. If I could say anything about the park, it would be that the small dog park doesn't have any seats for the owners to just relax and let the little guys play and that there isn't water, so don't forget to bring water and bowls. We have been plenty of times and will continue to go back! read more

Willis D. Tucker Community Park - Parks Near Me - Snohomish, Washington

This is a wonderful neighborhood park that people from all over Snohomish county come to visit. This park has a gravel walking loop, walking trails, a massive dog park, an amphitheater, a playground, baseball fields, and a water park. It's impeccably maintained and a great place to hangout on a nice day. read more

While you can hardly prevent mud in Western Washington (hey, I said "hardly") an over abundance of ankle deep muck is the only thing that kept this rated a 4-star attraction. The off leash trail was an extra special treat for this dog park aficionado. I also love that it's positioned away from the parking lot which gives folks a chance to run off some of that doggie energy before entering the park. (An over-excited dog tends to attract negative attention from other dogs) A hearty romp with a charming Pit Bull, lots of scritches from human admirers and a brief - but torrid - love affair with a giant black Newfoundland (followed by a relaxing, warm bath) and you've got yourself a snoozy little English Bulldog snoring and farting, here at my feet. FAN-tastic. read more

Sometimes the dog park has a bit of an overflow of dog poop baggies, but other than that it's a lovely off leash park. Our favorite is the "trail" area, it provides a bigger sense of freedom and is less crowded. read more

Was looking for a finced dog park and baam. This is by far the best one. Very large lot of things for dogs to do. Friendly people. All in all best dog park ever. read more

Willis D. Tucker Community Park - Great - Parks Near Me - Snohomish, Washington

Awesome park for kids all ages! There's a splash pad and a playground right next to each other. My kids are 1, 7, and 9, all three love the splash pad. There's also a huge grassy area for the kids to run free. Just as a FYI the water shuts off from 2-3 to recycle (clean) the water. There's no shaded areas by the spray pad, but there's some covered tables in front of the playground (with views of the splash pad). This park is our favorite summer hot spot! read more

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WIDE OPEN SPACE!! ^__^ This is a great XXL off leash Dog Park! Tons of trees, grass, bushes, dirt area, hills, tennis balls, water station, for the pups to explore and have fun with. There is also another large fenced in area for older or smaller breed pups that are just not interested in the larger dogs. There is plenty of space for 20+ dogs in this large dog area. There are also trails you can walk your pups on. All of the dog owners were very kind and watching over all of the pups to make sure none of them got out of hand. We really enjoyed this park and will be coming back to this dog park at least once a week from here on out. read more