Duvall Directory

Serving up barbecue in Duvall with a dog-friendly patio. Grab some ribs and bring your best friend along for the ride. A local favorite for smoked meats and outdoor dining in the Snoqualmie Valley.

A local restaurant in Duvall with a dog-friendly patio where you and your pup can enjoy a meal together. Stop in for a bite and bring your four-legged friend along.

Big burgers, cold beers, and Main Street roots since 1934.

A neighborhood favorite veterinary care in Duvall, WA, rated 4.6 by 205 locals.

A neighborhood favorite veterinary care in Duvall, WA, rated 4.5 by 260 locals.

A neighborhood favorite pet care in Duvall, WA, rated 4.9 by 371 locals.

Fully fenced and gated off-leash space at the historic Dougherty Farmstead, moved here in 2019 through a community Eagle Scout project. A grassy open slope with a small gravel area, shaded benches for the humans, and a dog-friendly water station near the entrance. Portable restrooms are in the parking area next door. Not huge, but there is room to run.

A 33 mile regional rail trail running from Duvall through North Bend and east to Vantage. Crushed rock and original railroad ballast, flat the whole way, open to walking, running, biking, and horses. Old railroad trestles along the route have been re-decked with handrails, which is where the best views are. Four places to get on it in Duvall: Duvall Village at 14200 Railroad Way NE, the Duvall Park and Ride at 16011 Main St NE, McCormick Park at 26200 NE Burhen Way, and Taylor's Landing at 16201 Main St NE.

A neighborhood favorite pet boarding service in Duvall, WA, rated 5 by 52 locals.

A pet store in Duvall, WA.

A pet boarding service in Duvall, WA.

Four generations on the same ground. The Roney family homesteaded these 39 acres in the Snoqualmie Valley floodplains in 1912, and "Country" Marilyn Roney runs the place today. The land's history reads like the valley's own history: peas in the 1930s, dairy through the forties, fifties and sixties, black angus beef in the seventies, hogs and dairy heifers in the eighties and nineties, organic herbs grown for grocery stores from the nineties until 2023, and now flowers and community gatherings. You can rent the ranch indoors or out for a wedding, a party, or a meeting. BoPaws Off-Leash Dog Park, named for Pa Roney (1931-2020), is here. Seasonal camping is booked through HipCamp. The residents include Hmong chickens, ducks, peacocks, two goats, and a pair of dogs named Peanut and Blue. On a clear day you get Mt. Baker and Mt. Rainier from the same field. One minute to Duvall, 25 minutes to Redmond. Reach them at roneyriverranch@gmail.com.

Brenda Mock offers personalized pet sitting and dog walking in Duvall, so your animals keep their own routine while you are away. Every furry client gets love, attention, and a fair amount of spoiling. Nervous owners get updates through the day: how the visit went, who played with whom, and photos to show that everyone is doing just fine.