Bandix Dog Park

Rotary Bark Park is a 15-acre off-leash dog park in the woods with paths and a play meadow in Gig Harbor. In the meadow area, there are picnic tables and a shelter. Waste bags and a water fountain are available at the trailhead, as well as designated parking at the Pierce County Fire District parking lot.

This 122-acre natural area is home to old-growth trees, numerous wildlife, and approximately 4 miles of hiking, biking, and horseback riding trails. Some of the routes lead through old-growth woodland, while others provide views of McCormick Creek canyon. The Fire Station parking lot is across the street from the main trailhead on Bujacich Rd NW.

Tubby's Trail Dog Park is a 9-acre dog park near Highway-16 with a broad, rectangular area ideal for throwing balls and grassy side slopes for your dog to go up and down. During the rainy season, it can become muddy as a collection area for extra water. It is completely enclosed and features a large and small dog area.

Much of the style and feel of the ancient McPherson and Howe family farmsteads may be found on the 83-acre Howe Farm Park. Physical traces of the early farming activity, which included sheep, cows, poultry, hay fields, vegetable gardens, a woodlot, and a fruit orchard, can still be seen, particularly the formidable family-built barn, which is still structurally intact. The West barn, built in the 1920s, and the East barn, built in 1946, had began to degrade with age and weathering. Both barns have been rebuilt to a stable and usable state, and the farm is being reimagined as a living example of our local farming past.

Burien Off Leash Dog Park welcomes pets. Dogs are welcome to come explore the park and meet new people. The park is enclosed and features a variety of agility equipment. Owners of dogs are reminded to tidy up after their pets.

The City of Bremerton Parks and Recreation Department is preparing to open an off-leash dog park in a city park in collaboration with a group of concerned citizens. The long-term goal is to create a permanent dog park (currently Stephenson Canyon Park). The short-term plan is to use Pendergast Regional Park as a temporary location.