Dog park · Capitol Hill, Central Seattle
Plymouth Pillars Park Off-Leash Area
About the dog park
- Fenced, with room for dogs to run off leash
- Size: about 0.2 acres
- Surface: crushed rock
- Open daily, 6 a.m.–10 p.m.
- Run by Seattle Parks and Recreation
Long, narrow 0.2-acre dog run just east of downtown at Boren and Pike, with crushed-rock surface, a downtown view and a shared people-and-dog drinking fountain.
Rules
In Seattle's parks, dogs must be on a leash everywhere except inside the designated off-leash areas, and you still need to carry a leash for each dog there. Dogs must be licensed and vaccinated to use an off-leash area. Even on a leash, dogs are not allowed on the city's beaches, in play areas, on athletic fields or in ponds and fountains. Pick up after your dog; fines run from $50 to $150, and up to $500 for a dog on a beach. (Seattle Parks and Recreation)
Rules and hours can change, and dog parks sometimes close for repairs. Check the signs at the gate.
Getting there
- Location1050 Pike St, Seattle, WA
- NeighborhoodCapitol Hill, Central Seattle
- HoursOpen daily, 6 a.m.–10 p.m.
Plymouth Pillars Park Off-Leash Area: frequently asked questions
Is Plymouth Pillars Park Off-Leash Area fenced?
Yes. Our sources describe it as fenced, so your dog can run off leash inside.
Is there a small-dog area at Plymouth Pillars Park Off-Leash Area?
Our sources do not mention a separate small-dog area.
How big is Plymouth Pillars Park Off-Leash Area?
It is about 0.2 acres.
What are the hours of Plymouth Pillars Park Off-Leash Area?
It is open daily, 6 a.m.–10 p.m.
Where is Plymouth Pillars Park Off-Leash Area?
Plymouth Pillars Park Off-Leash Area is at 1050 Pike St, on Capitol Hill, Central Seattle, Seattle. Long, narrow 0.2-acre dog run just east of downtown at Boren and Pike, with crushed-rock surface, a downtown view and a shared people-and-dog drinking fountain.
Sources
- Seattle Parks and Recreation, undated, read Oct 2026
- BringFido, undated, read Oct 2026