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Get InspiredNorth AmericaUnited StatesWashingtonIssaquahIssaquah Highlands Bark Park

Issaquah Highlands Bark Park

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Dog Park·Clean, Safe, Community Focused
Issaquah Highlands Bark Park
Photo by Lee Phoebe from Google Places
Issaquah Highlands Bark Park
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Issaquah Highlands Bark Park
Photo by Оксана Миргород from Google Places
Issaquah Highlands Bark Park
Photo by Rebecca Merrett Stephan from Google Places
Issaquah Highlands Bark Park
Photo by Оксана Миргород from Google Places
Issaquah Highlands Bark Park
Photo by Lee Phoebe from Google Places
Issaquah Highlands Bark Park
Photo by Louis Ronald from Google Places
Issaquah Highlands Bark Park
Photo by Оксана Миргород from Google Places
Issaquah Highlands Bark Park
Photo by Rebecca Merrett Stephan from Google Places
Issaquah Highlands Bark Park
Photo by Оксана Миргород from Google Places

Located in the heart of the Issaquah Highlands, this expansive bark park is a standout for pet owners in Washington. It features three distinct fenced areas designed to cater to different activities, including a tall grass section perfect for exploration and heavily mulched areas that remain accessible even during the rainy season. Beyond the fenced zones, visitors can enjoy a large walking loop that passes a local pond and offers unique views of nearby geological formations. The park is highly praised for its cleanliness, double-gate security, and the friendly, vigilant community that frequents it. With a pergola for shade and plenty of room to roam, it provides a polished and safe outdoor experience for dogs of all sizes.

Located in the heart of the Issaquah Highlands, this expansive bark park is a standout for pet owners in Washington. It features three distinct fenced areas designed to cater to different activities, including a tall grass section perfect for exploration and heavily mulched areas that remain accessible even during the rainy season. Beyond the fenced zones, visitors can enjoy a large walking loop that passes a local pond and offers unique views of nearby geological formations. The park is highly praised for its cleanliness, double-gate security, and the friendly, vigilant community that frequents it. With a pergola for shade and plenty of room to roam, it provides a polished and safe outdoor experience for dogs of all sizes.

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Address
25th & Natalie Way Issaquah WA 98029,Issaquah, WA 98029, USA
Hours
Open now
Open 24 hours

Highlights

  • Three separate fenced sections for different play styles.

  • Large walking loop with views of a pond and geological formations.

  • Mix of tall grass and bark chip terrains for all-weather use.

  • Double-gated entry for enhanced safety.

  • Shaded pergola area for owners to relax.

Best For

Socializing dogs and scenic walks.

Time of Day

Breakfast, Brunch, Lunch, Dinner

Occasion Tags

Locals, Family, Solo

Reviews

4.5
Excellent291 reviews

Issaquah Highlands Bark Park is highly regarded by visitors for its cleanliness and the variety of environments it offers. Reviewers frequently highlight the three separate fenced sections, which allow for better management of dog interactions and provide different sensory experiences. The inclusion of both tall grass and wood chip areas is a major plus, especially for those visiting during wet weather when soil can become soggy. Many guests appreciate the safe, community feel of the neighborhood and the presence of a scenic walking loop and pond nearby. While some sections have amenities like a pergola for shade and waste bags, reviewers advise bringing your own water as it is not accessible in all areas of the park. Overall, it is described as a well-maintained and friendly spot where dogs are generally well-behaved.

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Location

Issaquah Highlands, Issaquah, Washington, United States