Huge Fenced in Off-Leash. No lights. Location: NE 57th and Halsey behind baseball field. Directions: Just east of I-84 NE 39th exit on Halsey.

Off leash dog park that is seperated into 2 areas. The park is 5-6 acres big. The park has many trees and is grassy with some mud during the rainy season. Many different types of dogs go to this park, from smaller dogs to larger dogs. The people are very friendly, and the dogs always seem to get along! The park is completely fenced, with many entrances and exits. There is a path that is layered with bark dust that loops the entire park which most use to exercise themselves and their dogs! There is one picnic table, and garbage cans for disposal of trash/waste. There is plenty of parking. Location: Columbia Blvd going W past Portland St. Directions: From I-5 N, take the Columbia Blvd exit (the exit after Lombard). Take a Right at the light onto Columbia Blvd. Follow Columbia Blvd for a good 5-7 miles. The park is on the L hand side of Columbia Blvd. There is a small sign stating that there is a park, however you will see the large fenced area first. On the Right side of the street there is a wrecking yard. Take the first L after the field and wrecking yard. Follow the narrow road to the top of the hill, there will be plenty of parking.

Daily 5 a.m.-midnight, May-Oct. (open during dry season only) Fenced, 5 acres of off-leash field, trees, benches; bring drinking water for your dog. Dogs are not allowed on the sports fields.

This is a large lease-free area designated by the city of Portland. The field directly across from the entrance to the Portland International Raceway. Adjacent to the Vanport Wildlife viewing area. Location: North Broadacre Road. Directions: Take I-5 to the Portland International Raceway exit. This is one mile south of the Washington State line on I-5.’

Fenced in Dog Parks. Location: Both the East and West sides of Delta Park off of I-5. Directions: Take I-5 just before Washington you’ll see the Delta Park Exit. Then look on both sides of Park.

1000 Acre off-leash dog park. If in Portland, don’t miss 1000 Acre Park. It’s really in Troutdale, but worth the drive. 1000 acres at the delta of the Sandy and Columbia Rivers. Restrooms, gravel paths, unpaved paths, trails, wide open spaces, grassy lands, trees, the river banks – wonderful freedom for your dog. Location: 1000 Acre Park. Directions: Take I-5 to 84 east. Exit at Lewis and Clark State Park. Turn RIGHT under freeway overpass, and circle back around toward freeway again. Entrance to large park in on the left. Plenty of parking. Plenty of people and dogs. Very tranquil.

DOGPAW’s flagship Park is at the ROSS substation off of I-5 and Hwy 99. This site is approximately 8 acres of open fields with plenty of hilly terrain to run, jump and fetch. Mission: To work with dog owners and the community at large to promote awareness and acceptance and to increase the availability for safe off leash areas for dogs in Clark County. Location: Between NE 15th Ave. and NE 18th Ave. Directions: I-5 exit 3, Hazel Dell, Hwy. 99. Head north on Hwy. 99. Go east on NE Ross St. to NE 18th Ave. Parking at 18th Ave. and C-Tranï¾’s BPA parking lot on 15th Ave. DOGPAW is a non-profit organization registered in the State of Washington.

Approximately 20 acres currently (as of 10/05); Parks and Rec is in the process of developing this park but agrees to let dog owners use the park for off-leash play in the meantime. Once developed, the off-leash space will be approximately 8 acres. Some woods; some open fields. Squirrels and bunnies. Fenced. Bring your own water. Pick up after your dog. DOGPAW is a non-profit organization registered in the State of Washington. Mission: To work with dog owners and the community at large to promote awareness and acceptance and to increase the availability for safe off leash areas for dogs in Clark County. Location: NE 18th St & NE 172nd Ave. Directions: You can reach the park via Highway 14; take 164th Ave. exit, drive north for 2.5 miles. (164th Ave. turns into 162nd Ave but you won’t notice the change.) Turn right on 18th Street. Turn right again at first corner. Drive about one block, gate to park is on your left, across from a storage facility and rock/landscaping retail yard.

Fenced in area with picnic tables, poop bags, pools, & water buckets. Location: Coburg Rd. Directions: Take Coburg Rd. going towards the town of Coburg. Turn Left into State Park (Armetage Park).

The new four acre park features gathering places with intersecting walking trails, a wash down station, benches, rest stops, and a pasture rotation system in which half of the off-leash area can be closed to allow the grass to regenerate faster. Volunteers worked hard to help make this vision a reality and have continued to support and care for their park. Location: Leo Harris, Eugene, OR 97401. Directions: If you are on Franklin Blvd, you take the overpass to get onto Coburg Rd. You go over Ferry Street Bridge and stay in the right lane. Take a slight right towards Autzen Stadium. Keep going down Martin Luther King Blvd/Centennial. Turn on the road right before Autzen Stadium. Go down the road and you will see the dog park on your right. Keep going a little farther and there is a huge gravel parking lot. Turn in there (on your right) and park. Take the sidewalk to the park entrance.

Small and utterly lacking in ambience but totally usable! Poop bags, kiddie pools and water available. Location: Corner of East 29th Ave. and Amazon Parkway.

Big dog park fenced in with fresh water access, poop bags, pools. Location: On Crest Blvd. Directions: South on Willamette, right on Crest about a mile up the road.

Daily 6 a.m.-11 p.m. Fenced, benches, tables, simple shelters for protection from sun and rain, disposal bag receptacles, water.