04/12/2019
time for a community work party once weather allows us to work around the dog park
Plymouth Pillars Off-leash Dog Park
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Plymouth Pillars Park opened on January 14th, 2006. The off-leash area is roughly 9,800 square feet, and boasts a fantastic view of downtown Seattle.
The surface is crushed rock and there is a unique human/dog drinking fountain inside the park. The Plymouth Pillars Park also features a pedestrian corridor, benches, and public art. The park is dutifully maintained by the Citizens for Off-Leash Areas.
04/06/2019
keep up picking up after your dog it really makes a difference
04/01/2019
03/23/2019
have a great weekend everyone
03/21/2019
Plymouth Pillars tomorrow will Be closed for resurfacing. 8am 12
03/21/2019
loving this weather
03/02/2019
keep up the great work doing our part to keep this city clean
03/02/2019
amazing weather with our kids
02/22/2019
no more snow
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Plymouth Pillars Park opened on January 14th, 2006. The off-leash area is roughly 9,800 square feet, and boasts a fantastic view of downtown Seattle. The surface is crushed rock and there is a unique human/dog drinking fountain inside the park. The Plymouth Pillars Park also features a pedestrian corridor, benches, and public art.
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Pine And Minor
Seattle, WA
98101