Clark County Dog Parks › Lucky Memorial Brush Prairie, WA · Off-leash · 7.5 acres

Lucky Minkler Memorial Dog Park

Next to the 4-H / CASEE center. A fenced, free, off-leash dog park in Brush Prairie, open 7 am to dusk. It has a separate small-dog area.

7.5fenced acresBrush Prairie

Lucky Minkler Memorial Dog Park

Next to the 4-H / CASEE center
Small-dog area: YesWater: Spigot for dogs (seasonal)Shade: Not listedRestroom: Not listed

Flat, open ground with a half-mile trail. Its southwest gate opens into the Lauretta Noreen Forest Preserve, so you can add a leashed forest walk to your visit.

Small dogs
Separate area with its own entrance
Trail
About 0.5 mile, plus the forest preserve next door
Water
Seasonal spigot. Safe for dogs, not for people.
Seating
Benches
Heads up
Leash up in the preserve. Don't use the private road beside the park.

Bring water for yourself. The spigot isn't drinkable for people.

Directions10100 NE 149th St, Brush Prairie, WA 98606Open 7 am–dusk · Info checked October 2026

Who it's best for

Dogs who like a long sniff walk, and north-county owners in Battle Ground, Brush Prairie or Salmon Creek.

Other off-leash parks nearby

Distances are straight-line, not driving.

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Before you go

What your dog needs

  • A Clark County dog license. Fines start at $100.
  • Rabies, distemper and parvo shots.
  • Spayed or neutered if older than one year.
  • A leash between the car and the gate, even when the lot is right next to it.

Park rules

  • Open 7 am to dusk.
  • No eating, smoking or alcohol inside the parks.
  • Don't wait around the gate. Dogs get territorial there.
  • Kids are welcome, but stay close to them. It's a dog park, not a playground.
  • Pick up after your dog. It's the law in every county park.