Top Public & Private Dog Parks in Kingston, WA

Lovely sniffspot. Fully fenced, with trees, shade, chairs, toys & water. Quiet when we were there. Lots of bird song. My pup especially enjoyed the big bucket of water provided. She would put her ball in then go bobbing for the ball (one of her favorite activities).

We had an amazing time with our two dogs! It was perfect for both a 20lb MinPin mix and 65lb husky/shepard mix.

Great spot! Beautiful spot for pups to run and play with areas in the shade to cool down after playing. Highly recommend!

Great spot. I always walk the fence line at new spots, and this one had a great fence. I have an Anatolian Shepard, and it’s hard to get him to relax, but he felt safe enough to enjoy himself and had fun getting to sprint in the open field, roll in the grass and he loved the bucket of fresh water. Chairs were comfy and it was quiet and secure enough that it was even peaceful and relaxing for me.

A wonderful spot for all kinds of pups! It’s fully fenced, nice and big but open enough you can see your doggo just about everywhere. They had water, toys, chairs, dog bags, shade, and sun. No other animals anywhere around and great even for reactive pups. Good communication. Just a perfect spot!

This is such a great spot! My dog had so much fun exploring, playing fetch, and playing with the tug toy in the yard. The fencing is very secure and there weren’t any other dogs or people around. We’ll definitely be coming back soon!

Absolutely loved this Sniffspot! The host was incredibly friendly and welcoming, and the space was exactly as advertised—clean, safe, and perfect for our pup to run and explore. It was such a peaceful and enjoyable experience. We’ll definitely be returning! Five stars all around!

Second visit today and we were SO happy with a couple changes that were made! The section of fence that was missing a panel of hog wire has been fully covered and reinforced. Multiple other places around the fence line have been reinforced with panels of wire, even the gaps underneath the gates. I walked the entire perimeter and did not find a place where my smallish medium sized dog could get out. She’s about 28 lbs, 14 inches or so at the withers, and very lean. There was not a single place she could wiggle through. There’s also a great shade canopy now. Love this place, had so much fun.

Beautiful large grassy pasture with shade trees on a sloping hillside. Feels larger than an acre, maybe because the entire area is usable, vs. being partially filled with brambles like some other larger spots in the area. Ideal place to run, chase, and play ball. Clean water bucket, grass not too high, but still plush, very clean, trash pail, chairs under the shade trees, and really lovely scenery. Everything you need to have a great time! Bring your favorite toys and treats. 95% of the fence is covered with hog wire and very secure. There are two sections (back left corner and middle) where there’s either no wire or wire that hasn’t been totally secured yet. A large dog that wasn’t heck bent on getting out would likely not get out, but a little ornery pup definitely could. It looks like they’re working on that though, because the one back left section already has a cut wire panel leaning on it, and the other section just needs some finishing work. There’s also a roll of hog wire nearby. Our pup is smaller and ornery still, but we blocked the one area of concern (back left corner) with a couple camp chairs and were good to go. We would totally come back as is, it was a great experience! Just be aware of the fence if your dog is an escape artist.

The name of this spot is apt - it’s truly a beautiful, peaceful spot. The space is essentially a very large field, with a fence on one side and buildings and blackberries hemming in the other side. The field is great for fetch as well as having your dogs explore. It is definitely possible for your dog to run away if they wanted in this space so make sure they have good recall. There is a working area near the barn so there is some equipment and items near the barn and house, if you are worried about it keep your dog toward the open field. The neighbors have horses and there was a dog on their land (with the horse enclosure separating it from our field) that was barking a bit, it didn’t bother our pups at all. I met Christian, extremely nice guy who was working on some beautiful wood furniture on the deck. Thanks for sharing, Christian!