Dog Park Locations

Amenities. Baseball Fields; Basketball Courts; Picnic Tables; Playground; 6.38 acres; ADA accessible

Rain or shine, health-conscious people can be found walking, jogging, or biking the 3.5 miles of trails that snake through rhododendron gardens, past various species of trees and flowers in bloom, and past the lake's two stunning fountains.

At the lake, there is definitely something for everyone, so add it to your list of things to do in Longview and come down for a visit. You'll see why Lake Sacajawea is known as the city's crown jewel: it's always bustling with activity!

Tam O'Shanter Park is a park dedicated to Tam O'Shanter. This park is the most important in the city's system. Because of its size, central position, diversified natural characteristics, and a wide range of activities,

Dog Bone Park, like the rest of the neighborhood, was built to give inhabitants plenty of opportunities to connect with nature and one another. It's a location where dog owners can socialize with other dog owners while allowing their pups to run around and play. It's a place to exercise as well as unwind at the end of a long day.

vThis three-acre off-leash dog park in Longview, located at Gerhart Gardens Park, has separate gated sections for little and large dogs to play. Friends of Off Leash Areas (FOLA) supports the park, which is jointly maintained by FOLA and the City of Longview. There is a covered shelter, benches, and water.

The Granite Falls Dog Park is a double-fenced dog park where Fido can run free. A separate area for little and large dogs, trails to explore, shade beneath a gazebo, seats, and drinking water are all available in the park. At this popular neighborhood dog park, poop bags are also supplied.

A seasonal spray park, off-leash dog area, farmer's market, and summer movies are all available in this recreation facility.

Martha Lake Airport Park is a county park in Martha Lake, Washington, in Snohomish County. It was once known as Martha Lake Airport and was closed in the late 1990s before being sold to the county in 2000.

Birdwatchers flock to this swampy 400-acre island in the Snohomish River estuary thanks to a historic bridge.

An open-air neighborhood park includes a popular skate park and a fun playground.