Rent the best private dog parks hosted by locals in Moxee, Washington

My house and yard is at the end of a dead-end street that borders a vineyard. There are a couple chairs under the covered patio on the backside of the house that you are welcome to use and move around wherever you'd like. There's also a water dish and water under the patio.

5 acres of desert land, but awesome view, where there is a gravel drive down into it. Just close the gate behind you and park near the picnic table. You can have a picnic while your dogs run and play to their heart's content. There is water available, but no shade at this time. The complete fence is partial 8 ft high elk fence and partial 4 ft high field fence. Only a 5 lb dog would be able to get through the wire squares of the fence. Spend an afternoon or just an hour enjoying the peace and quiet of this place, looking at the view of local orchards. The area is not conducive to bringing a camping trailer as there is not much room to turn around with anything but one vehicle.

This is a private horse boarding facility which has a back 5 acres which is open for dogs to play in. There is access to a creek, and lots of areas to play in. It's not fully fenced but the horses and cows are fenced off from the area so the dogs have free rein.

5 full acres. I live on-site, but my area is separately fenced from dog park.

Let your dog(s) explore this quiet, scenic country property at this lovely Sniffspot that is approximately 4 miles north of Prosser, in the heart of Wine Country. Mature trees provide shade on warm days, and easy access to water and sanitation equipment make your visit worry-free. Sit a spell and enjoy the fresh country air while you let your dog or dogs stretch their legs and be dogs again! ***Gate is to the right, text us if you aren't sure how to open it! Note: Although hot-wire will be in place, It'll be off so there's no risk of harm to your pet.

Great Location plenty of things for your favorite companions to choose to mark.

Come experience the beauty and sights of country living. Let the fur babies off the leash and get som good throws in they'll love to fetch.