Blue Dog Pond
A fenced neighbourhood dog area that doubles as a drainage basin.
- Fenced dog area
- Rain can mean mud
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A fenced neighbourhood dog area that doubles as a drainage basin.
A compact central-city dog stop inside Denny Park.
A four-acre off-leash area on north Beacon Hill with skyline and Puget Sound views, a rolling compact-gravel trail, stair access and an accessible approach from the bicycle trail.
A leashed park walk with skyline views; play areas and all lake contact remain outside the dog outing.
An enclosed play area with a separate space for small and shy dogs.
An uphill wood-chip dog area with trees and a covered resting spot.
A half-acre all-weather off-leash area under Interstate 5, arranged in several steep tiers with gravel walkways, some stairs, benches and water at the north entrance.
Leashed use of Jefferson Park’s Olmsted-inspired path system, avoiding its play, spray and sports facilities.
A fenced 5,400-square-foot off-leash corral in west Kinnear Park beneath a wooded slope, with wood-chip surfacing, a double gate and a connecting nature trail outside.
A 21,000-square-foot off-leash area at Magnolia Manor Park with a game zone, dog drinking fountain and nearby walking path and community garden.
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A fenced dog outing with designated access to Lake Washington.
A wooded dog area with trails and room to pause in the shade.
Maps of permitted areas are added only when boundaries can be verified. Each guide links to its official source and gives arrival guidance.