Dog Walkers in Medina, WA

Best Dog Neighborhoods in Medina, WA

1. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 806/sq mi

   #1 Medina

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   If you're thinking about moving to Medina, WA or you're just passing through with your pup, you should visit the Medina Park. The Medina Park includes a designated area for the furry friends. Dogs are allowed to run around off-leash and socialize with other pups. The park has water available and includes a pond as well, which is great for all the swimmer pups out there! It also has a parking space that is pretty decent, and it's a really quiet park. The only downfall is that the off-leash area is not fenced, so you should keep that in mind if your doggo tends to run away.
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
2. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 873/sq mi

   #2 Sand Point

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   Around 9 miles away, on the other side of Lake Washington, you'll find another pawesome dog park. The Warren G. Magnuson Park Off-Leash Dog Area is located in the Sand Point neighborhood of Seattle. The park has a 6-acre area that is fully fenced, which is further divided into separate areas for small dogs and large dogs. This is a unique park because it's also a wildlife reserve! It offers huge fields for running and has water access in several locations throughout the park. The ground is grassy, and the trails outside of the fenced area are all dog-friendly, on-leash trails. Make sure you bring waste baggies with you!
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
3. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 5,032/sq mi

   #3 Delridge

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   Around 16 miles away from Medina, across Lake Washington, you can find yet another great dog park named Westcrest Dog Park. It's a 4-acre off-leash park that is pretty spacious and great for tiring out a very hyperactive pupper. The park includes lots of trees that provide shade and a doggie drinking water fountain. There are three areas: one with sand, another one with shredded bark, and a third for small and shy dogs. There are a lot of dog-friendly trails outside of the fenced area that you can walk on with your pup. Although they are officially on-leash, most people let their dog off-leash. Just be extra careful if you choose to do this!
   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
4. Dog Parks 2

   Population Density 3,591/sq mi

   #4 Mercer Island

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   If you go south of Medina, in about 7 miles, you will find the Luther Burbank Park on Mercer Island. The park includes an off-leash fenced dog area at the northern end. There is a lot of space for your pup to run around and exercise here. A big plus is the shore area where your four-legged fur baby can play in the water and chase frisbees in the water! The park is covered in sand and also offers a doggie rinse station so you can clean up after having all that fun. Playing fetch in the water and running down the beach is the perfect way to spend the day with your best friend!

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay
5. Dog Parks 1

   Population Density 4,176/sq mi

   #5 Bellevue

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   If you're looking for yet another dog park, this neighborhood has got you covered! Approximately 7 miles away from Medina, you'll find the Robinswood Animal Corral located in Bellevue. It's a beautiful park that has enough space for running and exploring. There is water available at the park and it's open from sunrise to sunset. There are also benches where you can sit and watch over your pup. The park is fenced and has a double gated entrance. The ground is mostly bark with some sand in the middle. Lots of tennis balls are available for playing as well. Poop bags are provided most of the time, too.

   Dog neighborhood? yay nay