I typically go to Warren G. Magnuson off-leash dog park, but on occasion I like to explore different dog parks. One day I decided to head north about 20 minutes to Shoreview Off-Leash dog park. I was pleasantly surprised and have been back a few times since that first visit. There are a few things you need to know before your visit, so keep reading to get the rundown on Shoreview park off-leash area!
While there are tons of great dog parks in Seattle, the drive to Edmonds off-leash dog park is well worth your time. There is a sandy beach for your dog to explore and access to the Puget Sound for swimming. In this post I will be sharing everything you need to know about visiting Edmonds off-leash dog beach near Seattle, Washington.
When you’re searching for dog parks in Seattle, Golden Gardens Off Leash Area is one of the top search results. My dog Rio is very active and needs to go on a good run a couple of times a week. This leads us to visiting different Seattle dog parks every week! I have visited Golden Gardens dog park many times throughout my years of living in Seattle and in this post I will be talking about what you can expect if you bring your dog here.
Read through this post to hear all of the good and the bad when it comes to Woodland/ Green Lake dog park.
Whether you’re a local looking to switch up your routine or a visitor seeking a fun outing with your furry friend, Seattle’s dog parks are sure to give you what you’re looking for. In this blog post I will talk about some of my favorite and least favorite dog parks in the greater Seattle area.
After visiting all of the dog parks in Seattle, I quickly realized where the best off-leash dog park in Seattle is. In this blog I will talk about all of the reasons why Warren G Magnuson Off-Leash Park is my favorite off-leash dog park in Seattle, Washington.
Double Bluff Beach has become one of my most visited spots in all of Washington! It’s close enough to Seattle for it to be a quick day trip, and my dog gets to run free while I explore.
