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Parks · St. Johns
An eighteen-acre North Portland park whose centrepiece is a large, fully fenced off-leash dog area under mature trees. Outside the fence there are leashed walking trails, picnic tables and a disc golf course.
One of the largest fully fenced off-leash areas in Portland, so a dog without perfect recall can still run — unlike the city's many unfenced off-leash zones.
Off-leash inside the fenced dog area only; leashes required elsewhere in the park. Fully fenced with a double-gated entry and one combined area rather than a separate small-dog section. A water spigot sits inside the dog area. Free. Portland Parks rules require sight and sound control, current rabies vaccination and cleanup. Details come from the City of Portland's park page.
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A long-running brunch cafe on NE Alberta with a corrugated-metal front and a covered, heated garden patio. Biscuits and gravy, potato cakes, scrambles and mimosas, and it keeps a dog menu alongside the human one.
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