Doleshel Park 9028 67th Avenue Northeast, Marysville, WA 98270

"Nice little park with a hidden river at the bottom. Clean and quiet during the day. Parking is limited. My pup loved playing through the trees and in the water?"

"Doleshel Park proves to be a haven for dog owners seeking a tranquil escape. If you're accompanied by a furry friend, this park is an excellent choice for a serene outing. The peacefulness envelops you as you stroll along the quiet walking trails, offering a perfect opportunity to bond with your canine companion. Nestled within a wooded setting, the park exudes a natural charm that's both refreshing and rejuvenating. The rustling leaves, fresh air, and serene ambiance create an ideal environment for relaxation. The well-maintained trails enhance the overall experience, ensuring a clean and inviting atmosphere. One of the park's standout features is undoubtedly its dog-friendly atmosphere. The abundance of space for your four-legged friend to explore and play will surely make their tail wag with joy. It's evident that Doleshel Park is designed with both human and canine comfort in mind. Whether you're looking to enjoy a leisurely stroll, engage in outdoor activities, or simply spend quality time with your dog, Doleshel Park checks all the boxes. The harmony between nature and pet-friendliness is what sets this park apart, making it an ideal destination for those seeking solace in the company of their dogs amidst serene surroundings."

"Great little dog park, a quick walk, but it is not so inviting as you walk in. You can see a huge sign that says no trespassing, which I understand because private property is left of the entrance. Be respectful to property says cameras in use. I didn't feel welcomed inside Doleshel Park with my two puppies. I wanted to walk back to the car & leave but, kept going for puppy curiosity. There is a large Square field with benches where you can walk around with dogs. The trail route is very straightforward and easy to navigate. Wear waterproof shoes or boots it was very muddy."

"Quaint public park, short walk across the wooden bridge to an open field. Gravel parking lot. Two streams flow together just passed the wooden foot bridge."

"Hidden little gem of a park. Trail goes around the (1/2 to 3/4 mile) perimeter which encompasses an awesome creek, a large meadow, and some gridded pines. It's dog friendly, has bathrooms, (though they were locked when we were there), and an ample parking area. We saw just a few locals there - as there were no other parked cars - and I for one hope that the fairly deep & fast flowing creek stays throughout the summer months as there would be several nice cool spots to picnic."