Top public and private small dog parks in Vader, Washington

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A dog friendly spot nestled in the peaceful Newaukum Valley. A place to walk on leash in the fields. A place to run wild and crazy in a safe & fenced area and a place to practice for dog sports. What more could you ask?

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Gorgeous land in the country. Come spend some time with your dogs and enjoy safe and private doggy freedom. 9 acres apron fenced meadow (for smaller dogs or escape artists who can't jump a 4 foot fence,} 10 acres in deep woods with a large creek and 13 remaining acres in open meadow. Seasonal pond in the upper meadow. ALL 32 acres are fenced with triple barbed wire. Sorry! No water, chairs or poop bag trash cans on site. This is not a place that gets policed by anyone but you! Please help keep this site as pristine as you find it. If you pack it in please pack it out. Please park on the gravel rather than in the grass. The I-5 of the Pacific Northern railways runs right by my property. The trains are frequent and loud. Be aware if you have sound reactive dogs (or humans). So far, no one has told me their dog was scared. Thanks!

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Added an outhouse with hand sanitizer, covered seating area, privacy screen along fence to help with anyone walking dogs down the street or the neighbors concrete business. Mostly quiet neighborhood where you can feel safe to let your dog run and dig. Large playground tunnel equipment for your doggy to play in! Don't let the darkness defeat you taking your canine out to play! Installed 3 street lights to keep the early darkness at bay. Light timer switch is on the left inside the dog two way gate. Lights take a couple minutes to get fully bright. Now you can play with your dog from 6am to 9pm. Enjoy this private area that you can let your dog off leash without having to worry about anyone interrupting your time with your dog. Picnic table with cover. Water dish, poop bags, waste bin, sticks and balls with a chuck it at entrance. Coordinate with a friend and meet here to let your dogs play together while you catch up. We charge $13 for the hour space rental so, *please mark only one dog even if you are bringing more* The space has a long grassy open [360 feet] area to use a chuck it for dogs that love to fetch. A large cedar provides shade on half of the property while the other half is in the sunshine. This is a fun spot for dogs to exercise their legs and noses. Please check back for future upgrades. Any suggestions on obstacles or improvements please message me. Thanks for considering enjoying canine time here!

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Beautiful private 10 acres with a 1/4 mile fairytale nature loop, not all 10 acres is accessible Private wetland see owls deer wildlife property dry in the summer months No cars or traffic Small area fenced for smaller dogs with a 4’ fence Walk the trails like you’re in a park, great photo spot Security camera son property, you must exit property at exact time of your booking time Let your fur baby let out some energy, large ball toss area in back yard Places to dig if need be Doggy heaven ❤️ Very very quiet and peaceful Picnic table for a nice lunch with your pup Escape the city or a place to stop on a road trip between Portland and Seattle Long private driveway, property is not fenced Ample parking Trails do get standing water

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Located in Tumwater. Fully fenced half acre yard to play fetch and work off some energy. Lots to sniff and explore. Waste bags and Chuckits/balls available. Water bowl available. There is a rustic picnic table or folding camp chair if you'd like to sit.

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2 acres of fully fenced grassland, woods, natural streams, logs, all to exercise your pup and keep Fido happy! There is plenty to explore, dig, jump on, and climb. There is also a smaller fenced area for smaller pups, such as our jack russell terrier.

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Beautiful fully fenced park-like setting. Lots of trees for shade but also open space for pups to run. Lounge chairs and picnic table. Bring a picnic 😊 Use of basketball court just bring your own ball.

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Our spot was designed and built specifically to help keep pets in their homes. We are a search and rescue that deals with hard cases and know what its like to have dogs that can’t be around other dogs, animals or people. This spot is dedicated to those dogs in an effort to help keep them active and happy at home so their families don’t have to give them up or have them end up in a shelter. All proceeds from this sniffspot go directly to I Paw’d It Forward's mission of keep families together.

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One securely fenced (terrier-proof) acre of pasture. Can be muddy until mid-summer. Stock tank with resident goldfish available plus hose by the barn if needed.

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FYI 50 ft x 100 ft fully fenced. Remaining acreage is unfenced. We now have a July 4th backdrop with a variety of items to try on your dog, for that perfect seasonal photo! Below are instructions of where to park and how to get to the variety of play areas. We enjoy our peaceful, scenic, 3 acres with our Doberman Piper. We are 35 minutes from Fremont Bridge, in Hwy 30. I participate in dog sports and enjoy taking Piper with me as much as able. I thought others may enjoy our property with their dog as much as we do with ours. As you pull off Columbia River Hwy (hwy 30) towards the Warren Country Inn restaurant (56575 Columbia river hwy, warren, Or 97053) stay left towards the guard rail. You will see a dead-end road sign with a Sniffspot sign underneath it. This is our driveway. Follow and stay left up the hill past the barn & past the goats. Our property has the 2-story gold house on it. You will see on your left a green sign with our address 56441. You will park on your right, by the Sniffspot parking sign. This unfenced, large, mowed field to the right is yours to enjoy and is only part of the 3 acres you get to play in. Straight ahead, towards the 2-car garage, there is a picnic table under the trees. Feel free to use this. Dogs love to jump on it. Look to the far right and you will see a 6-foot chain link fence. Walk across the field and the entrance is to your left. Just follow the chain link fence to left for the gate. Inside of this area is a fully fenced, 5 to 6 feet tall area to train or play. This area is about 100 ft by 50 ft wide. Inside of the chain link area is an agility jump, large container of chuck its, tugs, other toys and orange cones for dog training. There is also a water bowl with water that will be cleaned between guests. When it is hot out, I will have a kiddie pool with water so your dogs can cool down. There are 2 chairs to sit in when in the fenced area. Feel free to bring whatever you would like to play with to the big grass field area to enjoy. We would appreciate it if you can put it back inside the fenced area when you are finished with the items. If you continue to the left of the chain link entrance, you will see several steps down to the seasonal stream. It’s either a pond or a stream, depending on if the beavers damn it or the damn breaks. Feel free to let your dog explore this area. The mud is soft. During the summer, its more on the dry side. From the steam continue to the left and follow the stream. When you get to the tall trees straight ahead there will be a box of poop bags, next to the seasonal stream. Our neighbor’s property is behind these bags on the right in the green house. So go left up the hill towards the orchard. Feel free to pick a couple apples during the fall. This will get you to the front, by the picnic table and you will be able to see your car from the top of the orchard. Unfortunately, there are no restrooms on site, however as you will see the Warren Country inn is right by our home. You can go there during business hours to use their bathroom. Or grab something to go to eat on our picnic table. We have an added attraction of moles. My Dobie loves trying to find them. Beware of holes that we may have missed filling in between guests. We do have a variety of unknown mushrooms growing during autumn and some other wet months. If the ball or toy goes over the fence to our neighbor’s yard, just leave it there. Don’t go and get it. We will get later. Please pick up after yourself and your dog. No smoking or vaping please. No drugs or alcohol. Please no glass

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Pigs, sheep, turkeys and chickens are on the farm. Stay clear of pasture fencing. Hot wire used inside of the pasture, don’t touch. Wildlife walk the trails too. Use caution. 200 foot elevation gain from the bottom of the property to the top. Hiking up and down hill is required. Wide dirt and/or grass trails. Several trails that intersect with each other. Grass field area off trail available. Seating and dog water available on the trail. We offer fresh $5 egg and $10 firewood bundles that you can pay cash, Venmo for here or on this app.

The Longview Off-Leash Dog Park in Longview, Washington is a fully-fenced area where dogs can run and play freely. The park offers amenities such as small dog-friendly areas, chairs, tables, and drinking water for dogs. Visitors can find more information on the park's website or contact them via phone at (360) 442-5400 or email at rec@mylongview.com.

The Dog Park at Fort Borst Park in Centralia, Washington is a fully-fenced off-leash area for dogs. Owners must ensure their dogs are off-leash within the play areas and on leash in all other parts of the park. Rules include no food or toys, vaccination requirements, and a limit of 2 dogs per adult. Owners are responsible for their dogs' behavior, cleanliness, and filling holes dug by their pets. Amenities include dog drinking water and a small dog friendly area. The park is open Memorial Day to Labor Day for cars. Contact (360) 330-7688 or visit the website for more information.

Park hours: The south loop of Borst Park is open to cars Memorial Day to Labor Day (closed during winter months)

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Old logging trial is the center of the property with wild animal trails branching off the logging trail which are easy to walk and provides a huge amount of wildlife smells for your dogs.

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A portion of a small Alpaca farm for you and your best friend(s) to enjoy. Come and enjoy the large rain shelter. At the end of a dead end street. Second to last house on the left. Quiet and private except the rooster serenade. Please note that if you come more than 10 minutes early, you may have to wait. I always do a poop patrol just before any guest arrival. Please close gates behind you when you leave. I do usually have farm fresh eggs available. $5 to $7. Cash only. Lots of organic, low sugar, peach and plum jam from trees right here on the property. Feel free to knock on the front door and ask. Thank you.

The Columbia City Dog Park in Oregon offers a fully fenced enclosure with amenities such as a small dog area, chairs, tables, and a spacious field for dogs to run and play. Visitors can find more information on their website or contact them via phone or email for inquiries.

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9+ fully fenced, private, wooded acres with pond, wetlands, open fields, and more. Private use only.

Olympia Dog Park is located at 2008 Yelm Hwy in Olympia, Washington. This unfenced park offers amenities such as a small dog-friendly area, dog drinking water, chairs, tables, an indoor restroom, a field, and a trail. The park is open from 7:31 AM to 6:23 PM, 7 days a week. For more information, visit olympiawa.gov or contact them at 360-753-8380 or email court@ci.olympia.wa.us.

Park hours: 7:31 AM–6:23 PM 7 days per Week

Barclift Park in Tumwater, Washington offers an unfenced dog park with agility equipment, designated area for small dogs, tables, an indoor restroom, field, and trail. The park is open 24 hours, 7 days a week, catering to dog owners of all schedules. For more information, visit the city's website ci.tumwater.wa.us or contact them at 360-754-4160 or cityclerk@ci.tumwater.wa.us.

Park hours: Open 24 hours 7 days per Week

Evergreen Park in Olympia, Washington is a small dog-friendly park located at 1445 Evergreen Park Dr. The park offers amenities such as dog drinking water, chairs, tables, and a trail for dogs to enjoy. Evergreen Park is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, providing ample opportunities for dogs and their owners to visit and enjoy the space.

Park hours: Open 24 hours 7 days per Week

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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 LaceyParks@cityoflacey.org.

Park hours: 7 AM–9 PM 7 days per Week

Brooks Park in Lacey, Washington is a welcoming dog park located at 1313 College St. It is a small dog friendly park with amenities such as tables and trails for dogs and their owners to enjoy. It provides a safe and enjoyable space for dogs to socialize, exercise, and play.

Homann Park is a dog-friendly park located at 1301 Carpenter Rd in Lacey, Washington. The park features an unfenced enclosure, making it suitable for small dogs. Amenities include picnic tables and a nearby lake or pond for dogs to enjoy. The park is open from 8 AM to 6 PM seven days a week. For more information, contact Homann Park at 360-491-0857.

Park hours: 8 AM–6 PM 7 days per Week

McLane Dog Park in Olympia, Washington is a fully-fenced park located at 4421 Mud Bay Rd. This dog park is small dog friendly and offers a safe and secure environment for your furry friend to play off-leash. For more information, you can contact the park at (360) 753-8380 or email olympiaparks@ci.olympia.wa.us.

Sunrise Park is a dog-friendly park located at 505 Bing St, Olympia, Washington. The park offers amenities such as a designated area for small dogs, a drinking water station for dogs, tables, a field, and a trail for dogs to explore. The park is open from 9 AM to 6:30 PM every day of the week. For more information, individuals can contact the park at 360-753-8380.

Park hours: 9 AM–6:30 PM 7 days per Week

The Scappoose Off-Leash Dog Park, located at Veterans Park in Scappoose, Oregon, provides a designated area for dog owners to exercise their pets. The park is fully fenced and has specific rules for usage, including keeping dogs on leashes outside the off-leash area, displaying current vaccinations, and picking up waste. The park is small dog friendly and provides drinking water for dogs. Owners must supervise their dogs at all times and are responsible for any damages caused by their pets. Aggressive dogs are not allowed, and rules also include no children under 12 without an adult present, no female dogs in heat, and no food or recreational equipment allowed inside the off-leash area. For more information, visit their Facebook page or contact them via phone or email.

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Nestled in the serene farmland of Roy, WA, this private dog park spans approximately 6 acres of a 9.74-acre estate. It features a well-groomed, quarter-mile loop trail that winds through natural woodlands, offering a tranquil and safe environment for dogs to explore and play. This secluded haven provides both pets and their owners a peaceful retreat to enjoy nature's beauty.