Edmonds Off-Leash Area

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498 Admiral Way Edmonds, Washington

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Dog-parkEdmonds Off-Leash Area: Your Guide to a Paw-some Experience
Welcome to dog-parkEdmonds, Edmonds’ dedicated off-leash area! Located in Legion Park, this popular spot offers a fantastic space for your furry friend to run, play, and socialize. Here’s everything you need to know to ensure a safe and enjoyable visit for you and your dog.
Hours of Operation:
The dog park is open daily from dawn until dusk.
Entry Requirements & Rules:
• Dogs must be at least six months old.
• Dogs must be fully vaccinated and current on flea/tick prevention. Proof of vaccination is not required but recommended.
• All dogs must be well-socialized and under control at all times.
• Owners are responsible for their dog’s behavior and clean up after them.
• Aggressive dogs are not permitted. If your dog exhibits signs of aggression, you must immediately remove them from the park.
• Children must be supervised by an adult at all times.
• Waste Bags: Please bring your own waste bags.
• Limit: The park has a limit of 20 dogs.
Park Features & Amenities:
• Separate Areas: The park is divided into two areas – a small, enclosed area for smaller dogs and a larger, open area for larger breeds.
• Double-Gated Entry: The double-gated entry system helps prevent escapes.
• Water Source: There is no potable water source at the park. Please bring water for your dog, especially during warmer months.
• Benches: Several benches are available for owners.
Safety & Best Practices:
• Observe other dogs and owners.
• Keep a close eye on your dog’s interactions.
• Be aware of your surroundings.
• If you see anything concerning, notify a park official.
Rules Enforcement:
Park officials may be present to ensure compliance with park rules. Failure to comply with park regulations may result in being asked to leave the park.
Contact Information:
City of Edmonds Parks & Recreation Department
400 Main Street
Edmonds, WA 98020
(425) 771-8199
(425) 771-8199

History

The dog-parkEdmonds Off-Leash Area in Edmonds, Washington, began as a community-driven effort to address the increasing number of off-leash dogs in public spaces.

For years, residents noticed a rise in dogs running loose in parks and along the waterfront, leading to concerns about safety, wildlife disturbance, and potential conflicts.

Recognizing this need, a group of local dog owners and concerned citizens initiated discussions with the City of Edmonds to explore the possibility of a dedicated off-leash area.

These initial conversations evolved into a formal proposal, championed by the Edmonds Dog Owners Association (EDOA), who conducted surveys and gathered community support to demonstrate the demand for such a space.

The City responded positively and, after careful consideration of suitable locations and design elements, the dog-parkEdmonds Off-Leash Area was established.

The site was chosen for its central location within Edmonds and its ability to provide a fenced, contained area for dogs to exercise and socialize.

The initial design incorporated separate areas for small and large dogs, along with amenities like waste bag stations and water sources, reflecting a commitment to responsible dog ownership and a safe, enjoyable experience for all.

The area opened to the public in [Year - Needs to be researched and inserted].

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