Blue Dog Pond

Love this off leash spot for our favorite mutt. There are gentle sloped entries for man & beast. The one to the right is gentle enough for wheelchair access and the main gate, by the bill board, has stairs along with gentle incline towards the side of it. Did I mention water? There is a water station towards the northwest corner. It was early Apring when we went. The trees had not bud out yet, but the nearby neighborhoods are in full cherry blossoms blooms.

Nice, wide open space for dogs to wander and play. There is a water spout and bowl for thirsty pups. Some chairs and benches for people.

This off leash dog park has a steep incline with a few stairs then a steep hill into the all fenced in park. Off street parking, no handicapped nor a handicapped entrance. Plenty of room to run with trees and bushes for sniffs. There are trails surrounding the off leash area which can walk ( leashed) with your dog. There are roads that have fast frequent cars. There’s a hose here also!!! It works!!! Not busy one other dog mostly likely due to a the respiratory mystery disease or virus that’s spreading around. Nice park overall for being in Seattle, Massachusetts street.

Another urban dog oasis! While this off leash park is not as expansive as Magnuson, it is well kept with clean grounds, ample gravel, poop bags, a water spicket to fill buckets for dogs to drink from, and has a fun outer loop at the back perimeter of the main area that owners and dogs alike can hike/run through. Benches and chairs that have been donated are scattered around the park to offer humans some time off their feet to chat with other dog owners and care givers while having clear views of the activities of the pups. Some very cool artistic installments around and historical and educational placards located in one of the terraces of the park offer insight into the park serving as a water runoff basin for the area and how the structures in place in the park serve that function. Funky and interesting for the humans and lots of fun space for the fur babies to get their energy out.

An urban gem! Fully fenced, communal water, open play space, shade, seating, pet waste bag stations. A little dusty on dry days, but the options for a trail walk in the trees or fetch on the open yard make this a great stop. Owners were friendly and responsive on our Thursday rush-hour visit, with a variety of size, age, and breed dogs to interact with.