Top public and private dog beaches in Phinney Ridge, Washington

Ashley's 25 Acre Partially Fenced Private Dog Park In Duvall

River access July through September. Very secluded area with one of the only RC race tracks in the Puget sound area. There are events periodically but once past the metal building and parking lot the area is nice and private

Camp Dilly Dally Doggie Park In Buckley

We offer five acres of partially mowed fields and a natural wooded area. There is a small spring-fed pond and access to South Prairie Creek. Since the creek has a variable current, it may be best for larger dogs. The pond is ideal for smaller dogs who aren't strong swimmers. There are some logs and rocks to step over so sturdy shoes are recommended. We make a constant effort to subdue the blackberries but you may encounter strong-willed vines. Please avoid the dead tree area. There is a shed with supplies where you park.

Tripper's Creekside Park SHELTER/LIGHTS After Dark Water Obstacles Table/Chairs

In DRY Season, Creek is always running. Wearing water-shoes or sandals, etc to cool off is a nice plan... The creek rises & falls even in summer. PLEASE DO NOT BLOCK ROAD. Enter at large Black Gate on Right side, pull gate towards car. There is BungeeCord at top to keep closed. Pull into right side by Parking Sign at Chainlink Gate. Creekside/Picnic Table is about 150 yards down from Barn Gate. OffLeash Safe entire middle and low sections after going through Chainlink Barn Gate by parking sign. FRESH CHICKEN EGGS $7.00 dozen/ $12 2 Dozen

Pig Beach (near Port Ludlow)

A .63 acre dog sanctuary for you and your pup. The yard is well maintained with dog friendly grass and has incredible views of the Hood Canal and Puget Sound. If you're interested, there is private beach access for you and your pup to explore miles of beach (public but almost always empty). There are numerous dog toys available and a massive 6+ person, dog friendly couch (late Spring to early Fall) you can relax on and watch the canal when you need a break! Regarding the beach, there are approximately 50 steps which you will need to climb up and down to access the beach so please wear proper footwear. As this is on the Hood Canal and not a lake or a pond, tides impact the size of the beach. If you are hoping to walk endless miles of beach, the tide will need to be at 2ft or below. Anything under 4ft will give you a massive area (probably 1/2 mile or more) and almost guaranteed private area as only people with stairs can access the beach at this tide level. Though the beach is open at any point, I think the maximum height you would probably want to go is about 6.5ft. This still gives you and your dog a decent sized area to play in (approximately 500ft by 30ft or 1/2 acre). Photos 16 and 17 show the beach at 6.25ft with a very large sandy area for you and your pup to play in. Anything above 6.5 ft is not recommended as the beach just gets thinner and thinner, but you're able to try if you want. (no refunds given if you don't like what you find). With that said, a 8 ft tide still gives you approximately 20 feet x 300 feet of beach to roam so you pup still has some room to explore and 9ft is approximately 10 feet x 30 feet. You are responsible for checking out the tides before you go. Legally, I can't recommend any specific source for you to use, but you might find good information Googling "tide chart port ludlow". Regarding ADA Accessibility, my property is on a gently sloping hill. To access it, there are 2 very wide concrete steps to get to the grass. This would be doable for someone on crutches and probably ok for a regular wheelchair if you had a second person to help lower you to each step and pull you up. It's definitely not accessible to a motorized wheelchair. Sorry. Note - restroom is only available if I'm home, otherwise there is one approximately 2 miles northwest at the gas station in Port Ludlow

Luther Burbank Park Off Leash Area

Luther Burbank Park Off Leash Area in Mercer Island, Washington, offers a fully fenced enclosure for off-leash play. This dog park is small dog friendly, with access to a lake or pond and a beach for added fun. It is open from 6 am to 10 pm daily. For more information, visit their website at https://www.mercerisland.gov/parksrec/page/leash-dog-areas or contact them at (206) 275-7609 or via email at [email protected].

Park hours: Wednesday 6 am–10 pm Thursday 6 am–10 pm Friday 6 am–10 pm Saturday 6 am–10 pm Sunday 6 am–10 pm Monday 6 am–10 pm Tuesday 6 am–10 pm

Edmonds Marina Beach Off-Leash Dog Park

The Edmonds Marina Beach Off-Leash Dog Park in Washington offers a fully fenced enclosure with amenities such as agility equipment, chairs, dog drinking water, and a beach area. It is small dog friendly and open from 5am to 9pm every day of the week. For more information, visit their Facebook page or contact them at (425) 771-0230 or [email protected].

Park hours: Friday 5 am–9 pm Saturday 5 am–9 pm Sunday 5 am–9 pm Monday 5 am–9 pm Tuesday 5 am–9 pm Wednesday 5 am–9 pm Thursday 5 am–9 pm

Jaime's 10 Acre Partially Fenced Private Dog Park In Seabeck

Chambers Creek Regional Park Off Leash Areas

Chambers Creek Regional Park in Tacoma, Washington offers fully fenced off-leash areas for dogs to enjoy. Dogs must be on leash when not in the designated off-leash areas, and owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets. The park is small dog friendly and provides amenities such as chairs, dog drinking water, indoor restrooms, tables, fields, and a beach. The park is open from 7am to 9pm every day of the week. Horses are not allowed on the premises. For more information, visit their website at https://www.piercecountywa.gov/1317/Chambers-Creek-Regional-Park or contact them at (253) 202-8502 or [email protected].

Park hours: Friday 7 am–9 pm Saturday 7 am–9 pm Sunday 7 am–9 pm Monday 7 am–9 pm Tuesday 7 am–9 pm Wednesday 7 am–9 pm Thursday 7 am–9 pm

Pleasant Glade Park

Pleasant Glade Park in Olympia, Washington is a charming dog park located at 5000 Pleasant Glade Rd. The park offers a beach, field, and trail for dogs and owners to enjoy. The park is open from 8 AM to 9 PM seven days a week. For more information, visit the cityoflacey.org website or contact Shannon Bell at 360-491-0857 or [email protected].

Park hours: 8 AM–9 PM 7 days per Week

Squaxin Park Trailhead

The Squaxin Park Trailhead in Olympia, Washington offers a variety of amenities for dogs and their owners to enjoy. Located on Flora Vista Rd NE, the park features a dog drinking water station, a dog washing area, a beach, and a trail for walking or running. This pet-friendly park provides a perfect opportunity for dogs to socialize and exercise while owners relax and enjoy the natural surroundings.

Wanschers Park

Wanschers Park in Lacey, Washington is a dog-friendly park with amenities including a swimming pool, beach, and trail for both small and large dogs to enjoy. Visitors can find dog drinking water, tables, and an indoor restroom available. The park is open from 7 AM to 9 PM every day of the week. For more information, visit laceyparks.org or contact the park at 360-491-0857 or [email protected].

Park hours: 7 AM–9 PM 7 days per Week