Lincoln Park

The first dog park in Spokane opened on December 27, 2010, thanks to a three-year deal with SpokAnimal C.A.R.E. and the City of Spokane Parks and Recreation Department. SpokAnimal was unveiled as the namesake donor of the new dog park at the Dog Park Dedication on January 13, 2011. SpokAnimal donated $40,000, allowing Phase I of development to begin. Fencing has been installed for the safety of our dearest friends and the security of the community.

Sprague and Riverside meet in the downtown Spokane Dog Park. 1200 W. Riverside.

Tourists appreciate Washington for its tranquil green zones, just as they do other towns and villages. The 63rd Dog Park provides an opportunity to unwind and have some fun. In your spare time, admire the flora, sunbathe, get together with friends, meet new people, take part in celebrations, stroll with your dogs, lie down on the grass, plan a date, or meditate.

As long as the space is available and not already reserved, park facilities can be used on a first-come, first-served basis.

PARK FEATURES 10 acres (1.5 acres developed with 8.5 undeveloped) A native walking trail and a neighborhood park

Dogs are welcome to play off-leash in the town at this dog park, which is located at the Ephrata Sports Complex, next to the Splash Zone on A Street Southeast.