Dog park in Seattle, WA · one of 24, mid-sized
I-5 Colonnade
This 0.5-acre off-leash area sits on a steep slope beneath the I-5 freeway north of downtown Seattle. It has several large tiers connected by walkways and stairs, with a crushed-gravel surface, benches, and potable water at the north entrance. Its location under the freeway provides protection from rain.
Amenities
- Water for dogs Yes
- Shade Yes
- Seating Yes
- Surface gravel
- Size 0.5 acres
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Questions people ask
Yes, I-5 Colonnade has a water source for dogs. Bringing a collapsible bowl is still a good idea in summer.
The surface at I-5 Colonnade is gravel.
Dog park rules in Seattle
Seattle requires dogs to be leashed in all parks except inside designated off-leash areas, and dogs are not allowed on beaches or in play areas at all.
- Scoop your dog's waste and dispose of it — fines apply.
- Dogs must be under voice control and within sight inside off-leash areas.
- Dogs are prohibited on organized athletic fields and swimming beaches.
- Check the posted rules at each area; some have separate small/shy-dog sections.
Summarized from Seattle Parks and Recreation. Rules change — check signs at the park.
Dog parks near I-5 Colonnade
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- Denny Park Fenced · Water · Shade
- Plymouth Pillars Park Water · 0.2 acres
- Day 1 Dog Park
- Regrade Park Fenced · Water · 0.3 acres
- Construction Site Dog Park
Location data from OpenStreetMap.