Off leash fenced playfield. Lots of friendly dogs come to this park. If you bring your dog make sure you clean up after him/her. It’s a new doggie park and is already getting very muddy. Need more info- go to City of Tacoma Web site. Location: S. 34th and ‘L’ St. Directions: From Seattle Take City Center exit off of I-5 South. Take exit going towards South 26th Street. Take a left on 26th Street Next take a right on Pacific. Take a left on 34th and Follow to ‘L’. Take a left on ‘L’. You’ll see a gazebo and a gate. Enter here the park is below. Parking available below as well.

37 acres of off leash dog park. Fenced with bathroom facilities, water several fountains, covered picnic area, 4-5 separate area to visit. Grass and sand areas with trees and large logs to sit on. Great place to go with your pals. Location: Military Road South and S 228th. Take Kent Desmoins (Kent) exit off I 5. I 5 take Kent/Des/Moines exit (Kent) turn North on Military Road. Across from small church.

Opened in 2005. Just found it today. Had a great time watching the dog be dogs and having a great time. We will definitely go back. Give this one a try. See County website for more info on Ft. Steilacoom Park. There are trails, ball fields a lake and a great playground for kids. Location: 8714 – 87th Avenue SW. Directions: Directions: From I-5 northbound: Take exit 125. Turn left onto Bridgeport Way and go north crossing 100th street SW and Gravelly Lake Drive. Turn left on Steilacoom Blvd. Travel about 1.2 miles and turn left onto 87th Avenue SW. Turn right immediately into the park. From I-5 southbound. Take exit 129 (72nd Street) and turn west onto 74th Street which becomes Custer Drive in 2.3 miles. Turn right on 88th Street SW whichj becomes Steilacoom Blvd. Turn left on 87th Avenue SW.

30 acres with open areas, trails. An official county park, but developed and maintained by volunteers. Opened July 3, 2004. Location: On Bandix between Nelson and Burley-Olalla Rd. Directions: Take the Burley/Olalla Rd exit off of Hwy 16. Head east to top of hill, and watch for Bandix. Turn right on Bandix and watch for the park sign on your right.

8806 8th Ave SW, in West Seattle. Located along the southern and western border of the reservoir.

Bordered by South Genesee and 46th Ave S. A fenced, open area on a previous landfill has become a popular place for dogs and their owners to exercise, socialize, play and learn.

Daily 6 a.m.-11 p.m. Fenced, 3 acres, double-gated entry, parking, dog water fountain.

83 .0 Acres Historic Farm. Limited Parking, wide open fields for dogs to run, small creek, apple trees, and plastic bags available for poopy pickup. Location: Long Lake Rd. Directions: Take Hwy 16 to Sedgwick. Travel east on Sedgwick about three miles to Long Lake Road. Howe Farm is located on Long Lake Road between Mile Hill Drive and Sedgwick.

At Martin Luther King Jr. Way and S. Massachusetts Street on the NW corner. No off-leash areas in I-90 lid Park, located just east of Blue Dog Pond.

Dr. Jose Rizal Park is located at 1008 12th Avenue South on North Beacon Hill. The pilot Off-Leash Area on North Beacon Hill is now open. The site is located in the lower portion of Dr. Jose Rizal Park. Access through the double gate near the green kiosk north of the parking lot. The area is about 4 acres and is fully fenced.

2040 84th Ave SE

Lovely 80+ acres of field, trails, and human recreation. This is a wonderful place, managed by volunteers (so everyone must clean up after their own). Lots of trails, a miniature railroad (rideable), paintball field, several baseball fields, batting cages, basketball court, children’s play equipment, tournament-level horseshoe field. Location: NW corner of Jackson and Lund. Jackson Street entrance brings you right to the field and trail entrances. Directions: Hwy 16 West of Tacoma (east of Bremerton), Tremont Exit, turn east to Jackson, turn left; entrance to the park on left.

Daily 6 a.m.-11 p.m. Fenced, 9,800 square feet, double-gated entry, dog water fountain, scenic view of downtown Seattle.

Enclosed Dog Park. Fenced and water available. There is am enclosed dirt & wood chip area for dogs. Doggie waste bags available. This used to be an area for horses. There are a few picnic tables to sit on. People usually bring a gallon of water with them. This area was a horse corral, so the fences are sturdy and in good repair. There are picnic tables to sit on, and a water stand available for the dogs. New bark chip has just been placed. This is a nice enclosure, and has double gates to help get you safely in and out of the park. Location: 148th Avenue, across from Bellevue Community College.

Off leash dog park. Location: NE Natalie Way. Directions: From I-90, take exit #18 and head north on Highlands Drive. Turn right on NE Federal Drive and right onto NE Park Drive. Continue east on Park Drive. Turn left on 25th Ave NE, and left on NE Natalie Way. Bark Park will be on your right.

Daily 6 a.m.-11 p.m. Fenced, 1.2 acres, double-gated entry, dog water fountain; the I-5 freeway deck provides shelter from the elements.