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  • Some dog access
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Food & drink

The Ballard Cut Dog-Friendly Patio

A Ballard restaurant whose operator welcomes dogs on its partially covered, unheated outdoor patio.

Conditions apply
  • Dogs explicitly welcome on patio
  • Partially covered outdoor seating
  • Daily patio happy hour seating
Seattle
Parks

Volunteer Park Paths

Leashed walks on Volunteer Park paths and gardens, with Seattle exclusions for play areas and organized athletic fields.

Conditions apply
  • Olmsted-era path network
  • Garden and lawn setting
  • Central Capitol Hill location
Seattle
Things to do

Washington Park Arboretum Trails

A free 230-acre living collection with walking loops where dogs stay leashed and out of beaches, playgrounds, natural areas and the separate Japanese Garden.

Conditions apply
  • 230-acre living collection
  • Half-mile Pinetum and one-mile Lookout loops
  • Free admission
  • Open daily from dawn to 8 p.m.
Seattle
Things to do

Washington State Ferries Pet Trip from Seattle

A Seattle ferry trip decision page for the state's current policy allowing leashed pets in most passenger areas, with signed exclusions and crew discretion.

Conditions apply
  • Current statewide ferry pet policy
  • Most passenger areas available
  • Clear carrier and floor rules
Seattle
Things to do

Waterfront Park Seattle

A 20-acre central waterfront park from Pioneer Square and the stadiums to Pier 62 where pets stay leashed and on walkways during posted hours.

Dogs allowed
  • Central Elliott Bay waterfront views
  • 20-acre linear public space
  • Drinking fountains and fishing piers
Seattle
Parks

Westcrest Park Off-Leash Area

An 8.4-acre southwest Seattle off-leash area with open space, paths, shade, water, shelters and a separate section for small or shy dogs.

Conditions apply
  • Large 8.4-acre area
  • Separate small and shy dog space
  • Shade, paths and water
Seattle
Parks

Woodland Park Off-Leash Area

A one-acre off-leash dog park on a slope in lower Woodland Park, with benches, a drinking fountain and a separate small-and-shy-dog area.

Conditions apply
  • One-acre sloped dog park
  • Small and shy dog area
  • Benches and drinking fountain
Seattle

Maps of permitted areas are added only when boundaries can be verified. Each guide links to its official source and gives arrival guidance.