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Plymouth Pillars Off-Leash Area
1050 Pike St., Seattle, WA 98101 — official off-leash area run by Seattle Parks and Recreation (SPR).
Quick answers
| Is it fenced? | Not published by the official source |
|---|---|
| Is there drinking water? | Unique human/dog drinking fountain inside the dog park |
| When is it open? | 6 a.m. - 10 p.m. |
| Is there a small-dog area? | Not published by the official source |
Full verified attributes
| Attribute | What the parks authority says |
|---|---|
| Fenced | Not published by the official source |
| Drinking water | Unique human/dog drinking fountain inside the dog parkSource: seattle.gov |
| Shade | Not published by the official source |
| Separate areas for large / small dogs | Not published by the official source |
| Surface | Crushed rockSource: seattle.gov |
| Opening hours | 6 a.m. - 10 p.m.Source: seattle.gov |
| Size | About 0.2 acresSource: seattle.gov |
What the authority does not publish
The parks department does not state the following for this site, so we leave them blank rather than guess: fenced, shade, separate areas for large / small dogs.
Other amenities recorded
- Drinking fountains
- Dog Off Leash Areas
- Views
Also stated officially
Source: seattle.gov
- Just east of downtown; long, narrow design with a scenic view of downtown