Dog-Friendly Activities in Likely, BC

Corporal Darren Fitzpatrick Bravery Park is pet-friendly. This park includes a brand new fenced, off-leash dog park with pet waste stations. There are also new paved trails with lighting, so you can walk your pooch when the sun goes down. Stop at one of the benches for a picnic, too. Dog owners are reminded to clean up any mess that is left behind by your pooch.

Central BC Railway and Forestry Museum is pet-friendly. First opened in 1986, its collection consists of over sixty pieces of rolling stock, ten historical buildings and numerous smaller pieces on an 8-acre site. They are open Wednesday through Sunday from 11am to 4pm.

Moore's Meadow Nature Park is pet-friendly. This 60-hectare nature park is situated within a glacial kettle, a unique geological feature formed after the ice age. The park also boasts a forested hillside area and open meadow. You can let your pooch off-leash in the meadow to play. Dog owners are reminded to preserve the cleanliness of the park by cleaning up any waste that their pups leaves behind. Moore's Meadow is a popular winter destination for cross-country skiers and snowshoers. The park can be accessed every day of the week from 8am to 11pm.

Bring Fido to play off-leash at the Boitanio Park Dog Park in Williams Lake, BC. This fenced recreation area features two separate spaces, one for small pups and one for large dogs. Other amenities include double-gated entry, shade trees, benches, and waste stations. Fido should be leashed when entering and exiting the dog park.

Leashed dogs are welcome at Boitanio Park in Williams Lake, BC, a pet-friendly 17-hectare community park featuring manicured gardens, open grasslands, and stands of natural fir forest. The park includes paved walking trails, picnic areas, a bike park, skate park, and the Gwen Pharis Ringwood Outdoor Theatre, along with a designated off-leash dog park where pups can play freely.

There is a huge dog beach west of the human beach at Purden Lake Provincial Park, located 45 minutes east of Prince George. Pets must be leashed when not swimming, and humans must dispose of dog waste in garbage cans provided.

This off-leash dog park is not fenced, but there are no roads in the immediate vicinity. Dog waste bags and garbage cans provided.

Sugarloaf Dog Park in Quesnel, BC, invites Fido for a morning outing or an afternoon adventure of running with friends and playing fetch. This dog park is located near the top of Baker Drive at the base of Sugarloaf Hill. It features a fenced area for large and small dogs as well as trails that connect to the Riverfront Trail system.

Well-behaved, leashed pets can join their owners at Deadfall Brewing Company in Prince George, BC. This dog-friendly bar has indoor seating inside the taproom where two and four-legged friends can relax together while owners sip on tap and can brews. Note that Deadfall doesn't have a kitchen, so visitors are welcome to bring in outside food.

West Lake Provincial Park has a dog friendly beach at sites between the log house and the boat launch. Pets must be leashed when they aren't swimming, and you must pick up dog waste. Garbage cans provided.

Fenced dog park with an area for small dogs and another for larger dogs. Clean up pet waste , bags and garbage cans provided.

Cottonwood Island Nature Park is pet-friendly. This trail system is open year-round. A 32-hectare park part of the Heritage River Trail System, connects a number of other parks along the Nechako and Fraser rivers. The trails wind along the Nechako River's shoreline. Leashed dogs are welcome on the trail, as long as all mess is cleaned up after them.

Ginter's Meadow is pet-friendly. Bring your dog for an off-leash romp within the meadow and on-leash walk along the perimeter trail. Ginter's Meadow is located toward Massey Drive's west end and is also accessible from Ferry Avenue's west end. Dog owners are reminded to clean up any mess that is left behind and to make sure their pup is under control during their visit to the meadow.

Duchess Park is pet-friendly. Located near the downtown and Duchess Park Secondary School, Prince George's premier community park has a dog park, trails to explore and a mini bike track. After a nice run off-leash in the dog park, chill out at one of the benches and have a picnic with your pooch. Dog owners are reminded to clean up any mess that is left behind and to keep an eye on their pup playing in the dog park.

Forests for the World is pet-friendly. Leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners on an outdoor adventure of the Prince George countryside on this trail network. Dog owners are reminded top clean up any mess that their pup leaves behind.

Heritage River Trail is pet-friendly. Enter this trail from Cottonwood Island Nature Park with your leashed pup. Along the way, you'll find a boat and canoe launch, benches for a picnic with your pup, seasonal washrooms and tree carvings. The trail system can be accessed every day of the week from 6am to 11pm.