Off Leash Area Edmonds

My little chihuahua absolutely loves it here! We just can’t seem to get enough of it. Wished there were more off leash parks like this one. We live in Everett and make the drive at least 3 times a week weather permitting. Highly recommend this park if you haven’t been!

Off Leash Area Edmonds is such a fun spot for dogs and their humans. My pup had the best time splashing in the waves and swimming out to fetch his ball—though there’s definitely some playful competition with other pups chasing the same tennis balls! At low tide, the beach opens up into an awesome area to explore, and the dogs go absolutely wild with excitement. A great place for dog lovers to spend some time.

Best place to bring your dog. So much beach for them to run. Nothing but other friendly dogs and nice owners to match. Even had bathrooms around for us humans. Highly recommend it and the bus wasn't too bad ether. Great day venture for pups

We love this dog beach! Our Frenchie Hank has so much fun here. It’s very well kept, plenty of room for dogs to run around, and of course swim (not that Hank can swim!) Generally we have only met wonderful dogs and people here too! Hank particularly likes it when the tide is out as then he has almost endless amount of space to run!! It’s a great place to spot wildlife too.

Took our puppy down there for his first dog park/beach experience and he had a blast. People were super nice and all the dogs were well trained and gentle with our little guy. One dog was being bad, and another dog owner warned us when ours started going over to him. But yeah, generally super awesome spot.

This is a great place to bring your dog with the water, poles and tunnel for them to place. Our mini golden doodle Maisie absolutely loved it! The other dogs were very friendly as well. The area was well maintained. 0:07

This is the place to take your dog when in Edmonds! Fenced in beach front and kept very clean by other visitors who clean up after their dogs. (Doggie bags are conviently available if you forgot to bring one.) Big logs, a mini dog "agility course", a fresh water station to hose your dog off if they take a swim. (Or to drink for a thirsty pup.) We have never had an encounter with an aggressive dog here. Love it and so does our dog.

What a superb find. We were visiting Edmonds to wander around the quaint craft stores with our two dogs, one of whom's only a year old. We needed somewhere to get some exercise and we found the dog park. Well we didn't realize is it has waterfront access. It's kind of triangular in shape and the top end of the triangle is all waterfront. The dogs can go play in the waves play in the water, chase around on the sand. Our two had the best time and came home absolutely exhausted. Dog-friendliness Because without saying that the dog park is dog friendly but have to say this was well sorted between great fencing, a good sandy soil and the water to play in. It's much better than the normal mud pit that you find in some cities.

A really great dog park for water dogs. Plenty of space and lots of soft sand for them to run on. Water, poo bags and everything you need is available. You may want to check the tide as if it is very far out there is lots of stuff to see but the slippery rocks and sea-life can be dangerous or at least rough on their paws. If there's a lot of churn there will be a ton of kelp, but that doesn't usually bother my guy. To dry off there is plenty of space away from the water and even a little agility course with things to jump over or on, and a big concrete tube to explore. Very fun! Restrooms A few port-a-potties are available just outside the park

We love this dog park: beautiful views, well maintained, mostly well behaved dogs and friendly people. My pups love splashing in the little waves. One thing to keep in mind is that more than a couple hours before and after high tide, the jetties/rock piles don't go all the way to the water, opening up to the larger park and with it the road and children, etc, to the right, and train tracks immediately to the left, so if you don't have great recall with your dog, it is essential to check the tides before you go down there or you will end up chasing them all over creation. And the trains do come by about every half hour, so it's definitely not safe over there for a dog that wanders. Some dogs are afraid of the train itself too, it's pretty loud, so if that's something that would freak your dog out, it's definitely something to keep in mind.