Dog Park Locations

Madison Park is a pleasant grassy park located south of the Evergreen Point Bridge on the beaches of Lake Washington. During the summer, the park has a bathhouse and a swimming beach that is monitored by lifeguards. Residents of Madison Park work hard to keep their community calm, welcoming, and relaxed.

Features
Court for basketball
Area off-leash
Court for pickleball
Tables for Picnics
Playground
Restrooms
Court Tennis

A new kind of bar has opened on Evergreen Way in south Everett. Humans can enjoy a beer (or cider) as their dogs play in an indoor/outdoor dog park at this bar.

A new kind of bar has opened on Evergreen Way in south Everett. Humans can enjoy a beer (or cider) as their dogs play in an indoor/outdoor dog park at this bar.

In Everett, WA, Howarth Park features a dog-friendly long beach area where you may take your dog. At low tide, the sand runs out forever with lots of room for you and your dog to run around, or simply pack a picnic and enjoy the sun! To assure optimal beach happiness, check the tide reports before going, and park up top for a delightful short trek down to the water in this gorgeous small 28-acre park. Unfortunately, just the beach section is off-leash, but there are picnic facilities, paths, a playground, tennis courts, bathrooms, fishing, and salt-water access throughout the park.

Loganberry Lane Off Leash Dog Park is a large wooded area in Everett, Washington, located between Kasch Park Athletic Complex and Walter Hall Golf Course. It has an open area at the entrance off of 18th Avenue W, but the majority of the park is a network of forested trails through natural vegetation. A couple of things to keep in mind: it can get muddy at times, and it is not completely fenced, so your dog may be able to escape the park's borders.

Lee Park in Ephrata, Washington, is a 1.2-acre park.
It's a great area to take a break, go for a walk, or even go for a fast run before work.
Lee Park in Ephrata is a nice spot to visit with your family or friends, and it has plenty of seats and green space.
Lee Park is one of the ten largest parks in Ephrata, Washington, with 1.2 acres.

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.

Irene Rinehart Park is a lush green regional park along the Yakima River's border that is part of the Ellensburg development project. Ellensburg is a short commute from Seattle and has a small population, so if you drive through it, you might get that classic country feel.

In a specified area of this farm near Highway 525 and Wonn Road, dogs are allowed to play off-leash.