Daily 6 a.m.-11 p.m. Fenced, 9 acres, double-gated entry, shelter, parking, separate area for small/shy dogs, dog water fountain, beach access.
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.
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.
Fenced area north of tennis courts. 46th St. and S. 3rd Ave.
Beach area north of the railroad overpass. Beach Access 1127 Olympic Blvd.
Turn south onto Bayview Road from Highway 525 (at Bayview Park and Ride Lot). Follow Bayview Road a short distance past cemetery and look for park entrance on your left.
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.
Turn south on Double Bluff Road from Highway 525. Follow Double.
New off-leash park – – huge. Brand new off-leash park that is on ‘probationary’ term of one year, so practice good dog park etiquette! Lots of dogs of all sizes. No water fountain. Pond. Large running areas. Picnic tables and benches. Location: 31531 1st Ave S. Directions: I-5 South to 320th, Right on 320th, Right on 1st Ave, Left immediately after 1st light
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.
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.
Multi-acre off leash park. Has separate fenced off agility area, toys and water, and clean up bags provided. Location: Patmore Road, Coupeville. Directions: From SR 20 turn onto Patmore Road, will be down about a mile on the left, there is a small sign.
Private, protected dog park for dogs under 20 pounds and their owners. ALPPS features a fenced and covered, private, secure park for petite pooches 20 pounds and under. The park also has 2 sunrooms facing the park for Moms and Dads to enjoy. One room is a coffee/reading room with a breakfast nook and fireplace. The other room is an activity/craft room. I offer free treats and refreshments–for both you and your baby. Location: 1051 Donald Ave. Directions: Between Oak Harbor and Coupeville on Highway 20. Coming from Oak Harbor: Left on Sydney, Right on Paul, Right on Donald
1.7 acre grass dog park. Sequim Dog Park is part of the largest city park in Sequim, Carrie Blake Park. It’s open year-round, from dawn to dusk. Small dog area, dog bags provided, fenced and gated. Location: 202 N. Blake Road, Sequim, Washington, 98382. Directions: Exit highway 101 at Washington (coming from the east) or Sequim Ave (coming from the west). Follow Washingington to Blake and turn north. Drive ~1/3 mile. Enter Carrie Blake Park. Park at the far eastern end of the lot.
2 acres, fenced area, not including a fenced small/elderly dog area. 38th Street and D Avenue.
All Trails.
The two-acre park is fenced using six-foot field fencing, and contains a separately-fenced smaller section for use by small and/or older dogs. Park features include off-street parking, benches, dispensers of biodegradable bags for dog waste, and a small gazebo for shelter on rainy days. The park is open daily from 7 a.m. until dusk. Location: On Mullis Street (off of Spring Street), between Browne’s Home Center and the fire station. Directions: From downtown Friday Harbor, head away from the water on Spring Street. Take a left on Mullis Street. Pass Browne’s Home Center on the left, and look for the park entrance on the left just past Browne’s.
Educating you from your dog’s point of view. 1:1 training can begin as early as 7 weeks in your home and I train dogs through their senior years. Puppy classes begin at 10 weeks of age. I am a “real world” dog trainer and incorporate a variety of opportunities for your dog to learn away from home. Off leash specialist, behavior specialist addressing any and all behavior problems. Problem prevention is also a part of any program. I also offer training for pet therapy services and run a couple therapy programs in the Seattle area
The Travelodge Everett Broadway is pet friendly! Dogs under 30 lbs are welcome for an additional fee of $5 per pet per night. Please note that cats and other animals are not allowed.
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.
La Quinta Inn & Suites Seattle Bellevue / Kirkland allows two pets of any size for no additional fee or deposit.
West of the tennis courts on West Green Lake Way.
Everspring Inn allows up to five pets of any size for a $50 non-refundable fee.
In 2007, Penny became certified in Veterinary Acupuncture at the Medical Acupuncture for Veterinarians course at Colorado State University. She has continued to pursue her interest in Eastern medicine by undertaking the Veterinary Chinese Herbal Medicine Certification course with the International Veterinary Acupuncture Society. Penny is thrilled to have been asked to join the great staff at Eastside Veterinary Associates. She is happy to be a part of a group who values high medical standards and excellent customer service. Penny is eager to continue focusing on her interests in feline medicine, pain management and complementary and alternative medicine.
The Hotel Nexus is pet friendly! Two dogs (up to 35 lbs) are welcome for an additional fee of $15 per room per night. Sorry, cats are not accepted.
Tia’s Doggie SPA & Boutique Call to book your Dog’s Ultimate Grooming Experience. Area Served: Serving Kirkland,Bellevue,Redmond,Bothell,Woodenville,Mill Creek,KenmoreServices Offered: » Grooms most/all breeds of dogs » Special Care Appointments » Offers Large Dog (70+ Pounds) Grooming Services » Pet Daycare Services » Retail Pet Products Available » Vet Referred Business Established: 2003
