Rotary Bark Park

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.

Over two miles of saltwater shoreline, two and a half miles of urban creek and canyon, and spectacular mountain and Puget Sound views may all be found on this 930-acre site. Relax at Central or North Meadow, or see the award-winning Environmental Services Building.

This vast, beautiful park includes several acres where your dog can run free. Spend some time with your pet exploring the region. If playing in a clearing isn't your thing, there's also a large grassland where you can throw the frisbee or stick. There are lots of benches to sit on if you've worked up an appetite and need a break. Your pet will have access to water bowls.

At the southern end of the esplanade, it provides 2.5 acres of much-needed waterfront park space with esplanade paths, seats, picnic spaces, green space, landscaping, and parking. It is part of Tacoma's downtown waterfront renovation.

With a soccer field, walking pathways, and play equipment, this little park caters to the recreation needs of its neighbors. In 1981, this 2.68-acre community park was constructed.