Willis Tucker Park

Great dog park! A huge, gated in area that has to be at least a few acres. There were a lot of trees and hills. They provide poop bags and there is also a fenced in trail for your dog to sniff around. It is tucked away and there is an area for shy/​elderly animals as well. They should put a few benches in the park, but another then that, our two dogs left with happy hearts!

I love this dog park! We make the trek from lynnwood several times a week for the dogs to run around! I have 2 complaints though 1– no running water for the dogs and 2– there is only 1 dumpster. I wish there were more trash cans!

Great park to take the kids! The playground is right next to the water playground which is lots of fun for the kids. There are plenty of picnic tables and benches under cover and in the open. The bathrooms are also conveniently located next to the playgrounds which is awesome.
There is a nice looking baseball diamond very close by, as well. I went to the dog park section after it being highly recommended to me by someone at the Edmonds Dog Park but was less than impressed. Its pretty much all dirt. There are some nice trails, though, to walk, run, or jog on with your dog.
I go here for my kids, not my dogs.

I have taken my dogs to multiple dog parks and this is one of my favorite. It is a large place where there are trails and areas for dogs to play, obstacle course and the only reason I’m giving a 4 star is no water. Hopefully at some point they will have water available for the dogs.

Stoped in here with a picnic lunch and it was a cool place. Walked around for a minute and there are Baseball fields, a nice size splash fountain for the kids. There was some weard shorts rule for the water portion like no street shorts? There is no water slide so that dosnt make a whole lot of sense if you ask me. It looked like there was a paved trail not sure where it went or how far. There are little to no trash cans I think I saw one right by the main office and that was it. Cool little place though and would recommend.

Was looking for a finced dog park and baam. This is by far the best one. Very large lot of things for dogs to do. Friendly people. All in all best dog park ever.

I can only speak for the dog park but I have to say it’s my absolute favorite dog park. I’ve taken my dogs to several parks ie. Edmonds waterfront, mukilteo, and a small park in Everett and nothing’s quite comparable.
There’s lot of land for the pups to roam which is awesome. Equal parts dirt and grass and trees and stumps to run on, under, and around. In fact we still haven’t checked it out in its entirety quite yet but one day we might get there (we get distracted easily) (;
The only thing is there’s no supply of water (except old dirty water that’s been there for who knows how long). My suggestion is to definitely bring water and a portable water dish if you have one!

This is a dog-​park review. You walk past a very sizable and very nice-​looking little league baseball diamond to get to the dog park from the main parking lot, but I won’t comment on that – except to say that it looks sweet, and seems likely to satisfy most little league teams and families.
The dog park is a great use of some scrubby woodland in Clearview. They keep a nice greenbelt intact to separate some subdivisions; it’s slopy, rolling land that might have frustrated the bulldozer drivers and others if they tried to build here (but probably not too profoundly, so it’s cool that it’s preserved to be a park).
You walk down some gravely dirt roads and into the usual low-​fenced offleash area. There are lots of scrubby maples and other lightweight trees cobbling together into a loose approximation of a forest. There are rolling short trails where you can let the pooch stroll, and one main hummocky area where there’s enough room for tennis ball olympics and family dog races. There are all kinds of purebreds here, and a smattering of cool mutts (I’m always surprised how few mutts show up at dog parks). They all romp around the place all day.
They let fallen trees stay where they fall if they add to the landscape for the dogs, which is cool. The community vibe here is good, with lots of friendly and familiar hellos among human and canine alike. I’m sure I’ll be back a ton.

Great dog park. It’s fairly clean (for dog standards), very open, and a mixture of open dirt and grass area for dogs to play in. The community is also great and you can find tiny dogs to ginormous German Shepherds playing with one another.
There’s a senior area and also an off-​leash park that I like. The downside of both these areas is that they are often muddy. If your dog is a lover of all things water, including water mixed with dirt, he or she will be thrilled about these areas! My dog must’ve plopped and rolled in 3 lovely puddles.
I’ve started to come here often because there are always dogs to play with.
Note: It’s a short walk from the parking lot and can be hard to find if it is your first time.

Best dog park around! This place has 3 areas. A main area where most dogs run and play, a small shy dog area and a fenced in forested area with trails. Lots of fun terrain for your pup to run around. People that come here are pretty laid back as well, plus you don’t have major swamp puddles like at Cavalero. Overall kickass dog park

This park has come a long way since 2009. Lots of space for pups to run around and have some independence while still being able to keep an eye out. Only thing that would make it better is if there were closer parking to the actual park entry.

Reviewing dog park only: we love this park, but mostly our dog loves it. Great options for all types of dogs. Three different enclosed off leash areas to enjoy. Typically a good group of dogs and people at the park. Overall a great opportunity to let your dog burn off some steam and socialize.
Drawbacks: no public restrooms, no running water, no signage near main parking lot to direct guests to the off leash dog area, and limited trash cans.

The park was decent, I mean it is a dog park. The only negative thing I would have to say is how muddy it is and your dog will need a bath afterwards! Other then that the my dog really enjoyed playing with all the dogs and it was a fenced dog park!

Stars are an average from Yoshi (5 stars) and Drake (3 Stars). Yoshi loved that there were so many nooks and crannies to explore. Plenty of other pups to chase and bark with. Drake is a bit more laid back but he did appreciate that there were places that he could break away from the pack and chill. Yoshi found a pot of rain water to drink from — Drake only will drink from a tap and wished that outdoor plumbing was available. During the walk back to the car Drake looked for a place to dispose of his biodegradable poo bag. .. but alas — no container to be found and he had to drive to find a dumpster. As for the humans. .. we thought it was a great spot and worth the drive from Everett.

Great dog park. A little difficult to initially locate as we parked by other cars and therefore entered past the splash park– which is a long walk and not a direct route as we just did it wrong. But once there it was great. Lots of space. Beautiful trails. Be careful though as the dog gates were open which made me nervous as it should be entirely fenced/​closed.
We went during the week and it was quiet and beautiful.

HUGE Park. Includes a very, very large off-​leash park with a forested area, a meadow area & a wooded dusty area as well as an off-​leash hiking-​trail (short ~10min walk), a shy-​dog area & a dexterity training area.
There is NO water here (hence 4 stars only). There are bags, trash cans & a port-​o-​potty.
You can park at the main area & walk to the park (~10min walk) or park a little closer and walk in from there (~5 min walk). Both walks are nice but the longer one is nicer if it’s been raining.
My dog loves all the different areas, trails, hiding & sniffing places here! Also nice that she gets a brief walk in to curb a bit of her energy before the park. The entrances are mostly gates & not «airlocks» (2 gates).
The only problem is that the park is sooo big it takes quite a few dogs to fill it up. This place is usually to let the dog run free & not to socialize.

Great park big park. Fun playground for kids with a splash park as well which is great in the hot summer months. You will probably find yourself using your kids as an excuse to run through the water to help keep yourself cool too. They also have a huge are for dogs and a baseball diamond.
Another quick tip about this place is they are doing some great summer movies in the park which are free to attend and they usually have free entertainment and food stands where you can purchase some food.

Really wish people would use the «shy/​old/​smalldog» area then this park would get a higher review. I come here a lot because it’s the closest dog park and owners will bring their really small dogs/​shy/​scared dogs into the main park area and then gets upset at the other dog when they want to play or when their yorkie runs in the middle of two bigger dogs playing trying to bite their legs then gets stepped on they blame the other owners and I’ve seen not very social/​snappy dogs there quite a bit in the main area too (at least 80% of my visits)
Also a little warning lot of unsupervised kids have been coming around harrassing the dogs (and yelling the people who ask them not to call their dogs/​throw sticks and rocks at them) I noticed a few Sundays this has happened and no one seems to know where their parents are.
Park gets REALLY muddy as well after it rains so a little warning there and gotta bring water too. But there are a few nice trails around the area as well as one off trail one too.
It’s a decent park, I recommend just keeping a close eye on your dog.

Extremely large and open area for the pups to do what they do best; play!
The only con I saw for this park is that they don’t have a watering hole for the pups; you have to bring your own. Some people have shared and left gallon jugs of water, which is so nice.
Although you have to leave your car a good distance away from the a actual park, it is not a bad walk through a beautiful wooded area. This is where my dogs usually like to poop. Which is nice, because then I don’t have to worry, as much, about them running off far away and pooping once we are inside the park.
The park itself is divide up into 3 areas; the large meet and greet dog park (with a nice. agility course), a small dogs park for the shy pups, and a wooded area with many trails. It’s awesome

i come here about 2 times a week with my little dog and the only thing that really makes me mad is that people keep bringing their kids in!!!
PLEASE DO NOT BRING YOUR CHILDREN!!! I DONT BRING MY DOG TO YOUR KIDS PARK!!!
my dog hates children, has been known to bite small children… i like to come here because he can be off leash and I should NOT have to worry about him hurting anyone because there shouldnt be any kids!!!
so please leave your kids at home or at the park not from from the off leash area…
id like to be able to let my dog run around without worrying about your kids getting bit!