Mountlake Terrace Off-Leash Dog Park

It's a good dog park, but the plants along the fence look like foxtail barley grass, so it's better to keep dogs away from that area just in case. The park has a slope with lots of tennis balls at the bottom. It's fully fenced and has a couple of benches.

We loved this little park in the early morning! They have trees, shade, and a few wide open spaces for running/chasing. There are two entrances, so you can exit from multiple points if needed for safety. Other owners have been responsible so far, watching their dogs and being friendly/picking up after them &tc. They were okay with me taking a short break and exiting the space to refocus my young dog’s attention/check in with him, before resuming a few minutes later. We’ll definitely try this park again.

A fully-fenced, varied-terrain, off-leash dog park adjacent to the Mountlake Terrace Pavilion. Bring your own water during winter months. We have loved the park and the variety of dogs. We’ve had trouble finding friendly chase-mates. Three different visits, at three different times to this park; it’s the only park we’ve visited where the group of dogs has been too aggressive or territorial to stay for long. May be great if you plan to be a regular! As occasional visitors, we haven’t had much luck.

Good sized dog park. It is pretty hilly though so might not be the best place to play fetch, but there are tons of smells to keep your dog occupied for a long time! Kind of annoying but the only trash can is at the very far back of the park. Lots of convenient parking too!

Beware the foxtails. Going to this park tonight cost me $1500 at the emergency vet. It’s a gorgeous park otherwise but the foxtails are a no go for us. I’ve included a photo I happened to take of the water bowl setup and you can see the scene of the incident right behind it. Beware.