Denny Substation Dog Park

Magnuson's off-leash area is 8.6 acres in size. It's a location where city hounds can play with their friends in Seattle's largest fully-fenced dog park. This off-leash facility is the only one with water access (Lake Washington's freshwater shoreline) inside city borders. The park features a wide, mostly flat play area, a winding route with various open sections and scenic changes along the way, and lots of space for dog owners and their dogs of all ages to "work out." The trail is mostly made up of compact gravel and is wheelchair accessible. Within the main dog park, this off-leash section has a small and shy dog area. The Magnuson Off Leash Area Group assisted with the installation of fencing and signs (MOLG). The

Seasonal activities take place along this groomed trail with river views and seating.

Woodland Park is a 90.9-acre public park in Seattle's Phinney Ridge and Green Lake neighborhoods that began as Guy C. Phinney's timber mill and real estate development estate.

In this designated area by Shoreline Community College, pets will enjoy playing and running off-leash. Because the location is not fenced, exercise caution.

Westcrest Park is a huge space. It has a viewing platform with a spectacular view of the city skyline, a flat open meadow with a short walking route, and a dog off-leash area.

A conservatory, a children's play area, and the Seattle Asian Art Museum are among the designated landmarks.