Dog-Friendly Activities in Eagle Creek, OR

Sandy River Delta Park is a pet-friendly recreation area in Troutdale, OR. The trail system consists of 1,000 acres of off-leash trails that lead to the Sandy River where your dog can wade or swim. It can be muddy at times due to Portland's frequent rain. Take I-84 to exit 18, follow the road and cut back under 84, stay straight instead of getting on the on ramp and you will be in doggy heaven! Dogs must remain leashed on Confluence Trail.

Portland, OR's Mt. Tabor Park is nearly 200 acres and features a 4-acre off-leash area for dogs of all sizes. The grassy lawn is located in the southern corner of the park and is not entirely fenced-in, so be sure to monitor your dogs closely. Fresh water is available at the park.

Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden is a dog-friendly attraction in Portland, OR. Leashed dogs are welcome at this lovely botanical garden and park. Your dog will love all the new smells and watching the ducks. Discover unique plants, birds, and inspiring vistas.

Mt. Tabor Park Off-Leash Dog Area in Portland, OR, provides a large expanse for Fido to run and play. Dogs must be within your view and under voice control at all times because the off-leash area is not fully fenced.

Bring your pet to play off-leash in this small, fenced, neighborhood dog park inside of Happy Valley Park in Happy Valley, OR. It is covered in grass and mulch with a couple of shady trees. Amenities include double-gated entry, shelters, benches, waste stations, and water access. Note that parking is limited.

Pets will love to play off-leash in the designated 1-acre area of Grant Park in Portland, OR. The grassy space can be found just north of the soccer field. Be mindful that it is not fenced. Be sure to bring water and waste bags.

Wahkeena Trail Loop is a pet-friendly hike in Corbett, OR. Dogs are welcome to join their owners if they are leashed and well-behaved. This 4.6 has six officially named waterfalls on this trip and a number of cascades and intermittent falls. Start your hike at Multnomah Falls or the Wahkeena Trail head. If you have a harder time with elevation climbs, its recommended to start on the Multnomah side where the trail has more switch backs and is paved. The trail is rated as moderately difficult.

Travel to the breathtaking Multnomah Falls in Bridal Veil, OR, to enjoy the splendor of cool water cascading 611 feet to the base of the falls. The dog-friendly trail offers easy access to the base of the falls from the parking area, or hike up the paved trail to Benson Bridge for a closer view of the water. Your pup is welcome to enjoy this hike as long as he remains leashed on the trail.

The Grotto is a pet-friendly attraction in Portland, OR. A 62-acre Catholic shrine and botanical garden, the Grotto is an oasis of serenity and green space just moments from downtown Portland. Leashed pets are allowed outside on the first level. Every year, the Grotto offers a Blessing of the Animals; check their website for this year's date.

Bring your pet to play off-leash in the designated area of Mary S. Young Park in West Linn, OR. The area is not fenced and you should bring your own waste bags, but water is available.

Portland, OR's Laurelhurst Park features a designated off-leash area for dogs in the southern end of the park. The space is grassy and adjacent to a lake. There is fresh water access, but you'll need to bring waste bags for Fido.

Fernhill Park has a 4-acre off-leash area that is popular with local dog owners in Portland, OR. It's a great spot for you and Fido to play fetch, take a walk on the walkways, have a picnic, or just relax on the gassy lawn. Be mindful that the area is not fenced. Bring water and waste bags.

Alberta Park is a 16-acre park in Portland, OR with a designated 1.3-acre off-leash area for dogs on the east side of the park. Be mindful that it is not fenced. Plastic bag dispensers and fresh water are available at the park.

The Springwater Corridor is one of 1600 rail-trails supported by Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, a nonprofit organization that is working to create a nationwide network of trails from former rail lines and connecting corridors. Previously an unused railroad corridor, this "rail-trail" is now a great place to walk Fido in Gresham! The map below shows a parking area with convenient access to the Springwater Corridor. Rails-to-Trails Conservancy has generously provided map data for this trail to Bring Fido for informational purposes only. For more detailed trail information, please visit TrailLink.com.

Bring Fido to blow off some steam at the Dakota Memorial Dog Park in Vancouver, WA. This fully fenced eight-acre pup recreation area features double-gated entrances, separate sections for small and large dogs, a gravel perimeter trail through the open lawn and forested areas, a rustic log agility course, benches and drinking fountains. A dog rinse-off area is located on the back side of the restroom located on the west side of the park.

Your pet will love to run off-leash in the designated off leash area at Milo McIver State Park. It is an open, grassy space, which includes shady trees, and a water area for Fido to cool off. Be careful as it is not fenced and there is a horse trail nearby. There is also a fee to enter.

Woodstock City Park has a designated off-leash area for dogs in Portland, OR. Pets are always welcome to enjoy the park on a leash, but from welcome on-leash anytime in this beautiful neighborhood park, and also off-leash at certain times of day. Remember to bring water and waste bags.

Powell Butte Nature Park is a peaceful natural area in Portland, OR. The dog-friendly park is named after an extinct cinder cone volcano and now features 611 acres meadowland and forest. Fido must remain leashed on your walk through the park.

Crown Point – Vista House State Scenic Corridor is a pet-friendly overlook in Corbett, OR. Drive up with Fido and enjoy views of the gorge from 693 feet above the Columbia River. Once a rest stop memorial for settlers on the final stretch of the Oregon Trail, it now features the prominent Vista House and ample viewfinder machines for taking in panoramic views.

Lynchwood Park in Portland, OR features a 1-acre pet-friendly off-leash dog park area. There are park benches and picnic tables available on the site as well. Bring waste bags and fresh water for your pets.