Strawberry Fields for Rover is Marysville’s original off-leash dog park, set within the Strawberry Fields Athletic Complex at 6100 152nd Street NE. The City describes three acres of running room, and its current detail map shows the fenced dog area at the south end of a trail network beyond the soccer fields.
Plan your visit
- Address: 6100 152nd Street NE, Marysville, WA 98271.
- Hours: 7 a.m. until 30 minutes after sunset unless posted otherwise.
- Layout: Three-acre fenced off-leash area with an internal small-dog section.
- Amenities: Drinking fountain for dogs and people, benches, waste-bag dispensers and agility obstacles; parking and restrooms are near the athletic fields.
- Bring: A leash, backup water and footwear suitable for a wet or muddy access trail.
Find the dog park entrance
Use the named Strawberry Fields for Rover destination. The main parking lots and restrooms are beside the soccer fields near 152nd Street NE. From there, follow the official park map and posted trail signs south toward the fenced dog area. Keep your dog leashed on the approach trail and elsewhere in the athletic complex.
Three acres with a small-dog section
The City lists Strawberry Fields for Rover as a three-acre special-use area. Its park inventory identifies a fenced and gated off-leash area, an internal fenced small-dog section, trees, benches, dog-waste dispensers and a drinking fountain for dogs and people. Visitor reports also describe open running space and agility obstacles.
Pause at the gate to check the current group and use the posted section that fits your dog. The small-dog area’s entrance arrangement has drawn mixed comments, so confirm that both gates are secure before removing the leash.
Trails, water and seasonal conditions
The City map shows several trails between the parking lots and dog park, including crossings near Quilceda Creek. Reviews consistently mention a noticeable walk from the athletic fields. The route and entrance can become muddy or hold standing water during wet weather, while the open field may offer limited shade on sunny days.
A drinking fountain is listed, but bring your own water and bowl in case it is unavailable. Restrooms are near the soccer fields rather than inside the dog enclosure.
Rules before you enter
Marysville’s park code requires animals to remain on a leash no longer than 10 feet except in a designated off-leash area. Handlers are responsible for their dogs’ conduct, must carry cleanup equipment and must remove waste. Follow all posted dog-park rules and leash your dog again before returning to the trails.
Smoking and vaping are prohibited in City parks. Alcohol is also prohibited unless a state license and City permit apply to a designated area or event. The park is open from 7 a.m. until 30 minutes after sunset unless the City posts a different schedule.
What parkgoers say
Parkgoers praise the large fenced field, room to run, agility features, water access and friendly atmosphere. Several visitors call it worth the walk from the athletic complex, especially during drier weather.
The most common cautions concern the long approach, limited wayfinding, seasonal mud, standing water and limited shade. Some visitors also advise checking the small-dog gate arrangement before entering. Conditions change with weather and maintenance, so use the City map and current signs when planning your route.
More options and updates
Check the current City recreation page, City map index and Marysville park code before visiting. The older facility-detail URL now returns a not-found page and is no longer used as the listing website.
Compare other listings in our Marysville dog park directory or browse dog parks in Washington. Last researched August 31, 2026; no site visit was made. To flag a correction, contact DogPark Near Me.