FETCH!

So this was not an off leash dog park. It was a stop sign on a road with out a park. lol look up the park names in the photos and youll find the actual dog parks.

Very Misleading, please read below:nnIf you are like me and looked up off-leash or dog friendly beaches, this is likely one of the first results. The park pictured above (the Marguerite Bron Memorial Park which I will talk about more in a minute) is NOT a beach OR is it at the address given.nnThe address given here takes you to a closed down building in Langley, about 3 miles from where the pictured park is. To get the park pictured above, you need to look up directions to Marguerite Bron Memorial Park. Getting to the park from Langley is fairly simple, just be extremely alert as the entrance is not very well marked and is very easy to miss. The park itself is quant. Looks to be about an acre with a small kiddie pool, ramada, small dog area, and seating provided by the locals. There are trails that loop around the park that are approximately a half mile in total distance. Other paths are accessible within the trails. The trails are fenced in from what I have been told.nnIf you are still looking for that off-leash beach, the closest one is Double Bluffs Beach. Fairly easy to get to. Just stay on 525 N until you see Double Bluffs Rd. and make a left. Keep going all the way until it ends. Signs marking public beach access should queue you that you are heading the right direction. There is a marked and fenced off-leash area for fido, but if you actually wish to roam the beach, s/he should probably be on leash. Beautiful view of Mt.Rainier and scenic drive to the destination.nnI hope this helps.