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Is your pup ready for a stroll around the neighborhood? Find local dog walkers in Steilacoom, WA who are background checked and vetted by Wag!. Easily schedule recurring walks ahead of time for days when you're in the office, or book on demand when you're out on the town and can't get home in time to walk your dog. Wag! is here to help you ensure your pup can enjoy the sniffs and sights around your Steilacoom, WA neighborhood, even sending you pictures during the walk and notifications when your furry family member does their business.
The best dog friendly neighborhoods in Steilacoom
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Steilacoom Town Center
The Town Center of Steilacoom is home to many neighborhood hangs for you to check out with your dog. If you are looking to warm your toes (or paws) in the sand, check out the Sunnyside Beach Park! This park is friendly to leashed dogs and offers 1,400 feet of beaches and shoreline. From here, you can enjoy views of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge, and may even spot some jellyfish or seals! This park also has restrooms, drinking water, playgrounds and trails. The scenic Pioneer Park in the same neighborhood has a bandstand overlooking the bay that often hosts wedding ceremonies and free concerts in the summer. This park also welcomes leashed dogs, so why not bring your pup for some free entertainment, or quiet relaxation with bay views?
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Union Ave / Sequalish
When you and your wild dog are itching to get back into nature, no need to go far! Right in this neighborhood of Steilacoom, you’ll find Farrell’s Marsh Wildlife Area. This large wildlife reserve features 3,500 feet of shoreline and has even inspired poets, such as the late Hilda Skott. You can wander along the rustic nature trails through the thick woods, and may even spot some owls and blue herons. If a small urban park is more your jam, check out the Webber Court Park in the same neighborhood. This park has a variety of athletic fields, picnic benches and portable toilets. Both of these parks welcome leashed dogs, but don’t forget the waste bags!
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Steilacoom Park
Just a short trot over the border into the Steilacoom Park neighborhood of Lakewood, Washington, brings you to a puppy paradise! This neighborhood is home to the Fort Steilacoom Park and Dog Park. The dog park is located along Angle Lane inside Fort Steilacoom Park, and features 22 fenced off acres that are separated into three different areas for glorious off-leash freedom. One of the areas is for smaller breeds, and another has an obstacle course and walking trails. There are waste bags and drinking water available as well. The surrounding area offers tons of opportunities for hiking and exploring with your doggo on leash. There are about 6 miles worth of trails in the park that pass through varying terrains, and offer views of Mount Rainier and the Olympic Mountains.
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Pioneer
Just above Steilacoom in the town of University Place, you’ll find another great place for your pooch to have some off-leash freedom and playtime. In the neighborhood of Pioneer sits the Chambers Bay Off-Leash Park and Beach. This dog park is inside the Chambers Creek Regional Park, and just across from the Chambers Bay Golf Course. The park has an off-leash beach area located south of the bridge, where your dog can splash and play. There is also a separate fenced off area for small, shy and senior dogs to play and still feel safe. Waste bags and drinking water are available. In the surrounding area, there is also a paved 3.25 mile pathway around the golf course that’s easy on the paws and the eyes. Your pupper must stay leashed when he’s not in the dog park.
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Lakebay Town Center
If you and your dog want to take to the sea, hop on one of the ferries from Steilacoom to explore some of the surrounding islands in the Town Center of Lakebay. The ferries depart several times per day year-round for Anderson and Ketron Islands, and allow leashed dogs on the vehicle deck. Once you arrive on Anderson Island, there are several parks to explore. A dog favorite is the Jane Cammon Park. This park is 40 acres and features a network of trails through the woods. You can hike here all year round because it doesn’t have ponds or wetlands. Leashed dogs are welcome to enjoy the park along with their humans, as long as they get picked up after!
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