LOVE LOVE LOVE this park! Pretty big and so many different pups that come! Gone a few times and…read morewill be going back! Water source available and poo bags on stand by! Was just a little sketched out in the night time but we survived lol!

Cute little dog park located near the downtown Burien area. We like to bring our little puppy here…read moreon the days we know he is going to get a bath since it can get a little messy out there playing in the dirt and water. It would be nice to have more grassy areas for them to play in to avoid having the dogs get as dirty.

My dog Leo has been adventuring with Dallas and Pals for about 4 years now, and he absolutely…read moreadores it. He's not the easiest pup to win over, but once you're in his circle, you're in for life -- and the team at Dallas and Pals definitely made the cut. He gets so excited when the van pulls up, and I know he's in great hands. His brother Kevin has been going for a while now too, and he loves it just as much. The staff treat both of them like family, and I always know they'll come home tired, happy, and full of tail wags. We're so grateful for the care, fun, and love they get every time. Highly recommend!

Tony is so kind and patient with my scared little cocker spaniel Wilson yet he is clearly the pack…read morealpha. I watched him handle over seven dogs on a leash together with absolutely no chaos. The dogs 100% respect him.

I like the open space for the dogs to run and water was available for them. The police were…read morepatrolling so I felt safe also.

The location is on Renton Ave s and cedar park trail. You'll want to follow cedar park trail past…read morethe underpass where the parking lot is. Then walk down the paved trail to the dog park. I had the hardest time trying to find the location using what was shown as the address on Yelp. Wear rain boots in the cold months. I went mid November and it gets real muddy and water logged. Your dog will need a bath afterwards. It might be more than twice the size of the genesis dog park and they have agility toys that my lazy shih tzu doesn't care for. Great place to tire out your dog though!

I am new to owning a dog so I obviously am new to dog parks too! Westcrest was the first one I took…read moremy pup to and so far, we love it! When it is sunny, I take advantage of the weather and head here and it seems like a lot of people do the same. I appreciate everyone here being so nice and welcoming, offering to let me the ins-and-outs of the place, showing me the main area as well as the small dog area, and the amount of fixtures the dogs can play on at this park. Only downside is that the parking lot for the big dog area is a little small but seems like most people park on the street or in the small-dog lot of need be. Can't wait to come here during the summer and meet more furry friends!

It's a pretty decent size, with multiple water stations, a small-dog gated area, training area,…read morelarge clearings, and wide trails. There are many entrances along the perimeter from the park or the Greenbelt Trails. I recommend using the entrance from the parking lot on SW Cloverdale & 5th Ave Sw. The Off-Leash area was closed for half a year to improve irrigation. The outcome created the gravel layer, updated the fencing area the play areas but it also limited trash access, sometimes leaving piles of dog bagged waste. Disappointed with the lack of dog-park-related improvements (water stations, benches, dog bags, etc.).

Decided to bring our shihpoo here. The park is pretty big, bigger than I expected. Theres a section…read morefor handicap dogs and small dogs, which we ended up going to. This park has potential to be amazing. I feel it needs to be taken care of more and the community needs to do a better job with collecting trash and picking up their dogs poop. We decided to pick up the trash we found at the small dog area. It needs to be raked, because there's a lot of debris from the trees, poop, and trash.

Great park with great people and their doggos! We go there anywhere from 4-7 days per week. Lots of…read moresquirrels for the dogs to chase.

Nice dog park for ROCKY to do his business and mingle with the doggie lady's. Rocky can run around…read morewith the other dogs burning off some energy stored up.

Best dog park ever! Wonderful mix of forest trails and a big open meadow. Gorgeous views of farm…read moreand surrounding trees.

This is an absolutely lovely little park/off-leash dog area…read more The off-leash area is really great and gives the puppers plenty of area to run and play in a fenced in area for safety. Outside of the dog area you can go up to the historic farm and take a walk in the meadows. Further down it gets really muddy and completely impassable, but most of it is perfectly fine. Great place to come get some fresh air!

The Rotary Forest We had a good and safe experience at the Mc park. It was pretty vacant as we…read morewent in the middle of the day, but enjoyed having the place to ourselves! Sophie, our 3 year old doggie, loved zooming through the woodsy areas and just had a great time. We met up with 3 or 4 others, with their dogs well behaved and social as well. It can get a bit muddy as expected, so just be ready to clean off paws later. We had Sophie wear a little windbreaker light jacket, as once you get in to the woods more deeply it does get chilly. There was a muddy creek, but small, and hear a fun little 'bridge' to go over. Not much for squirrels or chipmunks, but we walked around the perimeter and it was well fenced in. There was also a smaller fenced in area, as you entered the main entrance I think, there are several entry ways, for small doggies. Google the directions and then verify. The first google maps took us way out of the way from a Gig Harbor start point, so we think that the address may not be completely accurate on google maps. Once there we parked in a nearby business lot, and walked over to a secured entry. It had 2 gates to go through, both secured and nice, esp for excited pets. We brought along our usual, poo bags, treats to practice recall skills, water bottle, and travel dish. You can spend up to 1-2 hours walking about and meandering through the little internal off trails. The trails are easy around the perimeter, and then more hilly and rustic in the interior towards the little creek.

Open during Covid!…read more Honestly besides not living in gig harbor it's my only complaint I have to pay $6 to cross the bridge. But it was worth it! I honestly loved this dog park it was a little tricky to find for me signs aren't that noticeable. Besides that there's no parking you kinda have to park on the side of the road. You hike up this hill to get to the dog area. It's all nature and they also have down below an area for the dogs to just run and play together! Stella absolutely had a blast also if you scared of snakes beware their there. Also they have water so if you like to bring a gallon and leave it do so! Help the dog park out don't be selfish.