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Marymoor Park Pet Garden

The Marymoor Park Pet Garden is the first of its kind in the region. The new 1.25 acre area is envisioned as an oasis where you and your family may celebrate a living, lost, or deceased pet. Adjacent to the 40 acre Marymoor Park Offleash Dog Area, this serene setting seeks to honor the bond so many people have with their animal companions and we invite you to simply visit or contact us for more information about honoring your family's pet.

For more information | 206-296-4232 | download registration form

Seattle Times: Popular play place now also can be final resting place for beloved pets

Sculpture & Garden Bench Bequest: Major gifts to the Pet Garden will allow you to sponsor a sculpture or bench.

Celebration Wall: The Pet Garden celebration wall is a place where you may inter animal cremated remains. Containers are secured inside of the wall and a beautiful rock façade is available for inscribing with a pet’s name.

Garden Plantings: Trees, seasonal bulbs or flowering plants can be named in honor of your pet.

Garden Stones & Pavers: With a donation of one-hundred and fifty dollars, garden stones and pavers are available for inscription.

Pet Tag: With a donation of fifty dollars, you may bring a pet tag to add to the garden arbor.

Volunteer: The garden area will be maintained in large part by volunteers from Friends of Marymoor Park (FOMP), Serve Our Dog Areas (S.O.D.A.), Community Gardeners and the Audubon Society. Donations toward garden features directly supports Marymoor maintenance and operations.

Pricing

A list of options to memorialize your pet

Special Thanks

Washington Department of Natural Resources
USDA Forest Service’s Urban & Community Forestry Program
Mutual Materials
Rinker
JB Instant Lawns
HD Fowler
Serve Our Dog Areas
Friends of Marymoor Park

Getting there

From the west entrance of Marymoor, at the third stop sign, turn right. Follow the road to the end and park in lot D. There is a $1 per car parking fee. Enter the off-leash area via the entrance located at the south end of the parking lot. Take the first path to the left. Follow the path east. You will see the entrance to the Pet Garden on your left.

For questions about the Parks and Recreation Division, please contact Kathy Nygard, Assistant to the Director

For questions about the Web site for the Parks and Recreation Division, please contact Eli Brownell.

Parks and Recreation Division
201 S. Jackson Street, Suite 700
Seattle, WA 98104
Phone: 206-296-8687
Fax: 206-296-8686
TTY: 711 Relay Service

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