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POP-UP DOG PARKS TO RETURN SPRING 2025
Since 2023, Redmond’s pop-up dog parks have provided dedicated, accessible spaces for dogs and their owners to exercise and socialize. These temporary parks have helped the City evaluate different locations and community needs while planning for a permanent off-leash dog area.
Due to the success of Redmond’s first pop-up dog park at Luke McRedmond Park in 2023, a second location was added at Hartman Park in 2024. Both pop-up dog parks will return this year! Each park will be fully fenced, with separate areas for small and large dogs, and will receive regular maintenance and trash pickup.
Planning for a Permanent Dog Park
During the budget process, a permanent dog park was identified as a City priority and approved as part of the 2025-2026 budget. The proposed location is at Luke McRedmond Park. However, construction of King County’s Lake Hills Trunk Line sewer upgrade project may impact the timeline for the permanent dog park.
While we wait to begin construction of the permanent dog park, the pop-ups will continue at both locations in order to provide space for the community’s furry friends.
If you have any issues or concerns at the pop-up dog parks, please submit a service request using the City's Q-Alert system.
Timeline: Spring 2025 through August 2025 Location: Hartman Park (west of the tennis courts) , 17300 NE 104th Street, Redmond, WA 98052 Hours of Operation: Dawn to dusk
POP-UP DOG PARKS TO RETURN SPRING 2025
Since 2023, Redmond’s pop-up dog parks have provided dedicated, accessible spaces for dogs and their owners to exercise and socialize. These temporary parks have helped the City evaluate different locations and community needs while planning for a permanent off-leash dog area.
Due to the success of Redmond’s first pop-up dog park at Luke McRedmond Park in 2023, a second location was added at Hartman Park in 2024. Both pop-up dog parks will return this year! Each park will be fully fenced, with separate areas for small and large dogs, and will receive regular maintenance and trash pickup.
Planning for a Permanent Dog Park
During the budget process, a permanent dog park was identified as a City priority and approved as part of the 2025-2026 budget. The proposed location is at Luke McRedmond Park. However, construction of King County’s Lake Hills Trunk Line sewer upgrade project may impact the timeline for the permanent dog park.
While we wait to begin construction of the permanent dog park, the pop-ups will continue at both locations in order to provide space for the community’s furry friends.
If you have any issues or concerns at the pop-up dog parks, please submit a service request using the City's Q-Alert system.
Timeline: Spring 2025 through August 2025 Location: Hartman Park (west of the tennis courts) , 17300 NE 104th Street, Redmond, WA 98052 Hours of Operation: Dawn to dusk
Provide your feedback on the Pop-Up Dog Park at Luke McRedmond Park or Hartman Park and potential future off-leash dog areas in Redmond.
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Provide your feedback on the Pop-Up Dog Park at Luke McRedmond Park and potential future off-leash dog areas in Redmond.
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Summer 2022: Community Feedback on Off-Leash Areas
Pop-up Dog Parks has finished this stage
Community members gave feedback on potential off-leash dog areas as part of the PARCC Plan Process.
April 2023: Construction of Pop-Up Dog Park
Pop-up Dog Parks has finished this stage
Fencing and amenities for the pop-up dog park being built at Luke McRedmond Park.
May 2023: Pop-Up Dog Park Opens to Public
Pop-up Dog Parks has finished this stage
During the operation of the temporary dog park, the community is invited to give feedback on this and potential future off-leash areas via the questionnaire.
October 2, 2023: Park Closure
Pop-up Dog Parks has finished this stage
Pop-Up Dog Park closes for the season. Staff to disassemble the fencing and make repairs to the grass.
February 2024: Staff Report
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Staff will review operations of the pop-up dog park and community feedback from the questionnaire. Recommendations on future pop-up or permanent off-leash areas will then be provided to City Council.
April 2024: Construction of Pop-up Dog Parks Begin
Pop-up Dog Parks has finished this stage
Fencing and amenities for the pop-up dog park being built at Luke McRedmond Park and Hartman Park
August 2024: Hartman Park Closure
Pop-up Dog Parks has finished this stage
Pop-Up Dog Park closes for the season. Staff to disassemble the fencing and make repairs to the grass.
September 2024: Luke McRedmond Park Closure
Pop-up Dog Parks has finished this stage
Pop-Up Dog Park closes for the season. Staff to disassemble the fencing and make repairs to the grass.
December 2024: Permanent Dog Park Approved in 2025-2026 Budget
Pop-up Dog Parks is currently at this stage
Spring 2025: Pop-up dog parks constructed and open to public
this is an upcoming stage for Pop-up Dog Parks
Fencing and amenities are installed at Luke McRedmond and Hartman Park for dogs to enjoy!
August 2025: Hartman Park Closure
this is an upcoming stage for Pop-up Dog Parks
Pop-up dog parks to close for the season. Staff to disassemble the fencing and make repairs to the grass.
September 2025: Luke McRedmond Park Closure
this is an upcoming stage for Pop-up Dog Parks
Pop-up dog park to close for the season. Staff to disassemble the fencing and make repairs to the grass.
