Dog-Friendly Activities in Treherne, MB

(Formerly known as Charleswood Golf Course.) This is a multi-use park, other users include: skiers, snowshoe enthusiats, walkers, runners, cyclists.

Please obey the following rules while enjoying Winnipeg’s off-leash dog areas: Dog owners must be present and within view of their dogs at all times. Aggressive dogs are not allowed in off-leash areas. Dogs must be under voice control while off-leash. Dog owners must have a leash in hand at all times. Female dogs in heat are not allowed in off-leash areas. Holes dug by dogs must be filled by the dog owner. All feces must be picked up by the dog owner and removed or deposited in waste receptacles. All dogs must be licensed in accordance with the City of Winnipeg Responsible Pet Ownership By-law 92/2013. Please call 311 for more information. All sites are open 7:00am to 11:00pm or as posted at the site.

Large open area is used for the off-leash area, located at the north/west corner of park @ Klimpke Rd. & Farmer Ave. (parking available during summer at the Klimpke Road lot, west side of park). This is a multi-use park, other users include: skiers, snowshoe enthusiats, walkers, runners, cyclists.

Please obey the following rules while enjoying Winnipeg’s off-leash dog areas: Dog owners must be present and within view of their dogs at all times. Aggressive dogs are not allowed in off-leash areas. Dogs must be under voice control while off-leash. Dog owners must have a leash in hand at all times. Female dogs in heat are not allowed in off-leash areas. Holes dug by dogs must be filled by the dog owner. All feces must be picked up by the dog owner and removed or deposited in waste receptacles. All dogs must be licensed in accordance with the City of Winnipeg Responsible Pet Ownership By-law 92/2013. Please call 311 for more information. All sites are open 7:00am to 11:00pm or as posted at the site.

Fully-fenced 2.5 acre park offers waste bags, picnic tables, washroom facility, and garbage bins.

International Peace Garden is a beautiful, dog-friendly outdoor garden and nature park in Dunseith, ND. This park is located directly on the border of the US & Canada, but you do not need a passport to visit here if you're coming from the US. The garden and walking trail is rectangular, level cement sidewalk wrapped around each display. Leashed dogs are welcome throughout the park and on the cafe's patio but not inside any buildings.

Riding Mountain National Park is pet-friendly. Dogs are welcome on a leash, as long as they are cleaned up after. Your pooch can join you on the trails and in campsites around this great park. This gorgeous park is made up of grasslands and deep, silent forest, orchids and lilies, and lakes and wetlands. Make sure you keep your pooch close by because of wildlife in the area.

Chapters is pet-friendly. This bookstore in Winnipeg invites leashed pups inside to join their owners in selecting a new book on behavioral techniques that they can chew up. The store hosts signings and sells all the latest books from thrillers to children's.

Spruce Woods Provincial Park is a pet-friendly protected area in Glenboro, south-central Manitoba. Home to the only sand dunes in the region, you and your leashed pooch are invited to explore them via the pet-friendly trails inside the park.

The Park is located at 100 Ferry Rd. Off-leash Dog Area is south of dike, along riverbank. Please obey the following rules while enjoying Winnipeg’s off-leash dog areas: Dog owners must be present and within view of their dogs at all times. Aggressive dogs are not allowed in off-leash areas. Dogs must be under voice control while off-leash. Dog owners must have a leash in hand at all times. Female dogs in heat are not allowed in off-leash areas. Holes dug by dogs must be filled by the dog owner. All feces must be picked up by the dog owner and removed or deposited in waste receptacles. All dogs must be licensed in accordance with the City of Winnipeg Responsible Pet Ownership By-law 92/2013. Please call 311 for more information. All sites are open 7:00am to 11:00pm or as posted at the site.

Turn west on Hekla off of Keewatin St. - area just north of Parking lot. Please obey the following rules while enjoying Winnipeg’s off-leash dog areas: Dog owners must be present and within view of their dogs at all times. Aggressive dogs are not allowed in off-leash areas. Dogs must be under voice control while off-leash. Dog owners must have a leash in hand at all times. Female dogs in heat are not allowed in off-leash areas. Holes dug by dogs must be filled by the dog owner. All feces must be picked up by the dog owner and removed or deposited in waste receptacles. All dogs must be licensed in accordance with the City of Winnipeg Responsible Pet Ownership By-law 92/2013. Please call 311 for more information. All sites are open 7:00am to 11:00pm or as posted at the site.

Assiniboine Park is pet-friendly. When a local Winnipeger befriended and nicknamed a black bear “Winnie” in World War I, the legend of Winnie the Pooh was born. Visit Assiniboine Park to see a commemorative statue dedicated to this heartwarming tale. Afterwards, take a stroll around Leo Mol Sculpture Garden and enjoy the well-manicured gardens and unique sculptures on display.

Situated atop the Manitoba Escarpment, Riding Mountain National Park is a beautiful forested parkland in Onanole, Maintoba, that you can explore with your furry best friend. There’s a hike to suit all levels of outbound hound here. Take on the easy Brule Trail and enjoy a laid back loop around a lake, stomp through the forest and enjoy natural archways enveloping the path on the moderate Arrowhead Trail, or take on the challenge of the difficult North Escarpment, Bald Hill and Reeve’s Ravine Trail for views of the valley below.

Prairie Village Museum is a dog-friendly museum in Rugby, ND. Your leashed dog is welcome to join you on the grassy area and the grounds, but is not allowed inside the buildings or gift shop. Enjoy the views of over 20 history buildings and exhibition halls, and transport yourself back to the 1800s!

Pembina Gorge State Recreation Area in Walhalla, ND is pet friendly. With more than 30 miles of trails and exciting kayaking options, it's an ideal destination for you and your furry companion. Please be aware that the multi-use paths may temporarily close in heavy rain to facilitate water drainage.

Leashed dogs are welcome at Assiniboine Forest in Winnipeg, MB. This pet-friendly park offers a quiet and relaxing forest space within the city. There is an all-weather nature trail leading from the corner of Chalfont and Grant to the pond in the center of the park with an observation area.

Barn Hammer Brewing Company is a dog-friendly bar located in Winnipeg, MB. You can enjoy one of their craft beers like an orange milkshake IPA or a lager. Although Barn Hammer Brewing Company doesn't have a kitchen, they often host local food truck vendors. Dogs are allowed at outside tables.

Check out the Minnedosa District Museum and Heritage Village, a pet-friendly pioneer village in Minnedosa, MB. Featuring nine restored heritage buildings furnished with period artifacts, leashed pups are welcome to join you on the grounds for a walk between the buildings.

Icelandic State Park is a pet-friendly destination in Cavalier, ND. Your leashed four-legged friend can explore the four miles of trails that wind through the park and the historic 200-acre Gunlogson Nature Preserve. A dog park is also available for your pup to make new friends and run freely.

Fido can join you and the rest of the family on the next movie night at Stardust Drive In Theatre in Morden, MB. This pet-friendly theatre plays a mixture of new releases as well as feature flicks. The establishment also boasts RV campsites. Dogs are welcome but must be leashed when outside of a vehicle. Please clean up after your pets.

Island Park is pet-friendly. Make a pitstop off the Trans-Canada Highway at historic Portage La Prairie to walk around Island Park and get a taste for the scenic beauty on offer here, learning about the flora and fauna that work together to make prairies function. Leashed dogs are welcome on the walking trails.

Spirit Sands provides endless hours of beautiful scenery as you trek through a small prairie desert filled with giant sand dunes. Unfortunately, most of this trail is a fragile ecosystem that requires your dog to be on a leash. Trail system requires a good day to explore in it's entirety. Don't forget to see the Devils Punch bowl!