The worst dog park I have ever gone too! I've lived in many different city and states and this dog…read morepark was the grossest park I've been too. It's small, very muddy, no grass, poop left in multiple spots and around a very unfriendly community. My first time experience: I got into the park with my two dogs and already there, were 3 other women with their dogs. Well as my dogs were smelling one of the other dogs, they had their hackles up ( which I understand is sign of excitement, fear, anxiety or aggression). Well in response the women took her dog into the "small dog area". Minutes later the other two women did the same. Afterwards, all of their dogs started barking and lunging at my dogs through the fence as they were trying to smell. I ended up leaving shortly after, since I was shocked on how gross this park was and how unfriendly the owners were of these pups who go there to socialize.

Came here last night with Loki, Cody's lab, and another dog we have been pet sitting from Rover…read more Parking: the lot for the dog park is small, maybe 10 spots? But I did notice, the shopping center next to it has spots and there is a walking path to the dog park from there. Not sure if you there's any restrictions in that lot though. The dog park is separated into 3 sections: Section 1: the small space where you can unleash your dogs in a confined space Section 2: a small dog/shy dog area. Smaller space than the main area. Section 3: the main space where all the dogs are running around. Great space for the pups. It is a dirt lot and even though it was dry yesterday, the pups were still very dirty from their brief visit. I had a lil dog run up to me and it got dirt all over me. I mean, I don't mind. But I can imagine it getting very muddy if it rains. Overall, nice little dog park close to the house.

After the updates, the small dog park is now much bigger and longer, so dogs actually have a place…read moreto run. However, it's usually used up by bigger dogs as a private space. There's now a cement walkway all the way down through the park, plus more covered areas and trash cans than before. I wish they had kept more of the grass because it seems harsh for 99% of the park to be gravel and sand. It's also disappointing they got rid of the wooden play structure by the grassy area, but they kept the platform by one of the entrances.

When I ran middle distance in track and field for Shorewood High School in the spring of 2007, the…read morearea that is now Shoreview Park Off-Leash Dog Area (or Shoreview Off Leash Park) was a meadow. We ran on the trails abutting the space for practice and had fun spotting the occasional grazing deer or scurrying chickaree (North American red squirrel). We all wanted the meadow to stay or go a more nature way, however urban development/urban sprawl quickly ensued and in a few years the meadow was replaced with an off-leash dog park. The track and field at Shoreline Community College I used for walking when earning my associate degree there (graduated June 2010), however that space now serves as a parking lot for the college. Hence, if one wants a flattened area for walking near the college, the dog park is conveniently located neighboring the campus. On a side of the off-leash area towards the trail system of Shoreview Park, Hidden Lake, and Boeing Creek Park is an entrance with rules posted and park closing time of day communicated (at dusk), as of Thursday 7 September 2023. I used to walk dog(s) down by Hidden Lake, we enjoyed watching the ducks swimming in the lake. However, in the past couple years the lake has been filled in, hence no more watching the ducks in the lake. Sad that more and more space is being taken away from the wildlife, but it is just the way of the city these days.

People who have dog need to have a poop bag(s) on them at ALL times. They also need to follow the…read morerules/laws. Just like you hope they do when driving. However, I've seen people walk to the park without a leash while my two dogs struggle on their leashes because they get approached and usually want to play. It's a mess. There is always ALWAYS dog poop left along the side of the trail that leads to the park. Good: nice run area with shady places. Most dogs are friendly. It's an easy to access off-leash park and they PROVIDE poop bags on rolls at both ends of the park. There is a trash receptacle inside the park, just outside the gate and a big dumpster in the parking area. Bad: a volunteer at the park does not leash his dog, (if he even owns one) and throws his cigarette butts on the ground everywhere. He also will throw away ANY water bowl someone leaves for the dogs. I know it's a rule to not share dog bowls but the dogs don't know that. Willis Tucker, Clark Park and others I've been to leave bowls of water and no one throws them in the trash. The community agrees it's ok and some even bring big water containers to refill. Many people who come regularly do it to socialize with others which is great but they don't pay attention to their dogs who I've seen poop which leaves a LOT of dog poop all over the place. It's a shame that over the 14 years I've been coming here that with the extreme population that has occurred in Lake Stevens that several visitors DO give a literal sh*t.

It's a great dog park awesome place to just go clear your mind. Listen to the birds chirp and play…read moresome fetch behind a fenced in dog area or simply watch your children play at the park right next-door oh at the very same time definitely a great place for children and elderly alike. Definitely a must see for every age group.

This dog park is great on a dry day! But beware on PNW rainy days, OR if it's rained a substantial…read moreamount in the last 24 hours. This dog park is a big open field covered in dirt and wood chips. At the end of a visit, doggy is sure to be covered in mud. And the problem with that is, there is no running water at this park. So not only is it impossible to rinse your pup off after a romp in the mud, there is also no water supply for drinking. Lesson learned on the first trip. But after the first visit, I learned all these things. Now I know what weather I can go to this park and enjoy it, and also that I need to bring my own water for my dog! I would visit this dog park often, and every time we went, my Paizley always found playmates and always had a great time! My only qualms about this dog park is no water and so much mud during the rainy days! On summer days I would say this place is a 4-star! Tip.... read reviews before you go, like a good Yelper would !! Ha! Bring a towel & water and you'll be A-OK!

I love this place, I go with my husky and shepherd every sunny day!…read more Bring your own water and a towel as your pups will likely become very muddy.

Nice small park for little gateaway. I came here few times with some friends just for little picnic…read moreor easy walk.

The dog park is a pleasant environment for dogs and owners but after bringing my corgi there for…read moreover a year there are safety measures to keep in mind. My dog has been attacked three times since we have been coming to this dog park. Not the fault of the dog but the stupidity and negligence of the dog owner, the ones that let their dogs run free and are glued to their cell phones and don't monitor their dogs. Unfortunately, these are the dog owners that have aggressive and untrained dogs that will attack another dog with no warning. If you attend this dog park, I recommend going during the week and not weekends, since weekends seem to be a crap shoot of irresponsible dog owners. Please don't put your dog in danger, a dog park should be a place that is fun and safe for your dog and you.

My dog (and I) loved this place! So much exploring to be done, lots of benches and tables for…read moresitting, and the amount of walking trails is excellent. They have a couple of convenient parking lots. Perfect dog park for a sunny day!

Very well maintained trail park. Close to the sounds of I5 but the dogs don't care one bit. This…read morewill be a regular spot on our rotation of walks.

The dogs can go right up to the water! Benched for the humans, even an agility course! My favorite…read morefeature is the Woofie Station (like a selfie station). If you're in Edmonds looking for a nice walk and dog park, check this out!

This beach was okay overall, but unfortunately it wasn't a great fit for us. One disappointment was…read morethe amount of dog poop that owners hadn't cleaned up, which made the area less enjoyable. My bigger concern was safety for small dogs. During our visit, a larger dog chased one of my smaller dogs and began nipping at it. While I understand dogs will interact and play, the situation was unsafe and the owner wasn't able to intervene and control their dog. The beach itself has potential, but between the lack of cleanup and our negative experience with an uncontrolled dog, we won't be returning.

Northacres has a great dog park for the pups to play in off leash. It has lots of fenced in winding…read moretrails to explore; water and poop bags are provided. There were only a few things we didn't love about this park. It is right next to I-5, so the loud busy highway is right there. The trails are also quite narrow, so my two Golden's would easily lose track of me and come racing around the corner because they thought I was lost! When we went, during the week in the morning, we were the only ones there. It was nice if you like the space, but we tend to enjoy meeting other dogs more.

A nice setting with many opportunities to relax in the shade as kids play and run thru the splash…read morepark (relatively small, but atop a maze - similar to the one at Artists At Play - and with small and tall water features for all ages), or playground. There is a paved path that winds around and throughout for bicycles and scooters, but be aware of kids that just stop and dismount suddenly in the middle! So many trees around, and walking paths through the woods for the adventurous and shade-seeking park visitors. An ice cream truck makes its away around a couple times on summer afternoons, so go prepared with cash.