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Dogs in a wildlife park? NW Trek says YES!
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Dogs in a wildlife park? NW Trek says YES!
If you are a dog owner, you are used to this sign, especially in any area of the Pacific Northwest where even a sniff of wildlife may be: No dogs allowed. Not so at Northwest Trek Wildlife Park, the 723-acre wildlife park in Eatonville, about an hour east of Seattle. In January, February, and March of 2026, the park will host twelve Dog Days, during which families and their dogs can explore the park together. “Dogs are typically kept away from…
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