There are few things in life a dog loves more than running off-leash with his canine comrades. No matter where you live or where you’re headed in Canada, we can help you find an off-leash dog park nearby. We’ll even give you the scoop on poop bag and water availability.
Sunnybrook Park
The popular Sunnybrook Park offers many amenities for dogs to enjoy with their humans, including an off-leash dog park below the Sunnybrook Hospital, on the west side of the West Don River. Leashed pets are also welcome throughout most of the areas of the remainder of the park.
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High Park
This 125-year-old park and recreation area is 398-acres of gorgeous gardens, hiking trails, picnic areas, playgrounds, and fun activities. Plus, there are baseball fields, an outdoor pool, ice rink, tennis courts, a green house, a zoo, and the High Park Adventure Playground for the kids. Leashed dogs are welcome throughout much of the park, and there is also an off-leash dog park located within the park.
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Apollo Crater Park
Clean Off-leash park in Orleans (east of Ottawa). Recovered crater is grassed and has planted trees on the sides. Friendly pet owners and other dogs of all sizes.
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Stony Swamp Conservation Area
Leashed dogs are allowed on the trails unless otherwise posted. Bruce Pit and Conroy Pit are large off leash areas and trails, most of which are forested and approximately 3km.
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Stoney Creek Off-Leash Dog Park
London’s second largest off-leash park is located within Stoney Creek Meadows, on Adelaide Street North at Windermere Road. Surrounded by trees and meadows, this off-leash area is completely fenced and offers an open area and trails through a naturalized area. There is also an area for small dogs, with a separate entrance from the parking lot. Site amenities include parking, double-gated entrances, garbage containers, benches, rule sign, bulletin board, and a portable toilet.
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Banff Dog Park
This 1.5-acre, off-leash park is fenced and offers plenty of trees for shade. Dog park regulars have installed benches and water bowls.
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Parc Sir-Wilfrid-Laurier Dog Park
Parc Sir-Wilfrid-Laurier Dog Park is located within Sir Wilfrid Laurier Parc in Montreal, QC. This fenced-in area is perfect for dogs to run and play. There's also a drinking fountain for fresh water.
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Pottersburg-FIDO Off-Leash Area
Dog-friendly Pottersburg-FIDO Off-Leash Area is an ideal spot for Fido in London, ON. This popular off-leash park has a completely fenced area and an open section delineated by boundary signs. Both sections offer trails through naturalized spaces. Visitors will also find a separate area for small dogs. Site amenities include parking, double-gated entrances, garbage container, picnic tables and benches, bulletin board, and portable toilet. Alongside the park is a section of Meadowlily Trail where leashed dogs can accompany you for a casual stroll.
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Edworthy Park
In a valley by Bow River, this park features an off-leash area for four-legged friends. Let your pup get his exercise as you enjoy a view of the city while relaxing in green space.
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Jack Darling Leash Free
Over 3 km of leash free dog space. Includes a sand pit area, hill climbing, with bathrooms for humans and a water source to fill drinking bowls for doggies. The trail areas are for the most part covered with pebbles which is great in the wet spring months and winter thaw. There are some areas that can get muddy but, for the most part, if you strive not to bring home a mud ball - it's doable at this park. Dogs don't have access to the beach or any large body of water (although there is a beach area for humans and leashed pets that is part of the overall park) but there is always someone to play with and it's a good walk for the motivated owner who wants to get some exercise. There is plenty of parking. In the winter months part of the hill is closed for use by tobogganers, but it's fully fenced in so it's not a problem with dog owners. Next to high park this is one of my favorite places to walk my dogs.
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Umbach Off-Leash Dog Park
Umbach Off-Leash Dog Park is a 25-acre park in Stony Plain, AB. The park is well maintained in a non-residential area. It features a pond, walking paths, agility area, park benches, a grassy dog run area, a shelter, dog waste bag receptacles, ample parking and more.
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The Oxbows Off Leash Dog Park
The Oxbows Off Leash Dog Park, is a 16 hectare site designed exclusively for dogs and their owners.
The site includes the following features:
entrance staging area
winding trails
diverse terrain
open training sites
rest locations
agility park
amphitheater
interpretive kiosks
small dogs area
private booking area
Due to the site's closeness to Piper Creek, the park's trails and amenities were designed to mirror the creek's wandering nature; hence, it has appropriately been named 'The Oxbows".
Dog Park Etiquette
Dogs must:
have up-to-date license and vaccinations
not chase wildlife
interact well with other dogs and dog owners
come immediately when called
Dog owners must:
keep dog on a leash until inside the fenced area
have a leash in possession at all times
keep dog within sight and under verbal control at all times
clean up after dog and fill any holes the dog may dig
remove dog from the park at the first sign of aggression
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Barrie Molson Centre Dog-Off Leash Recreation Area
The Barrie Molson Centre Dog-Off Leash Recreation Area boasts two fenced areas for dogs of different sizes. Dog owners are welcome to park in the north BMC parking lot to access the walk-in entrance. Parking is also available in the south-east lot when the north parking lot is closed for events. Dogs are also permitted off-leash in the natural area beyond the pens; however, owners should be aware that the perimeter fencing does have gaps under the fence line, overland waterflows, and movement from small animals. Dog owners can check out Barrie Molson Centre Dog Off-Leash Recreation Area's website for information on rules and regulations and tips on avoiding poison ivy.
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Knowledge Park Drive Dog Park
Knowledge Park Drive Dog Park is a 2-acre, off-leash area in Fredericton, NB, that is totally fenced in for Fido to play. It features separate areas for large and small dogs. Benches, garbage cans, clean-up bags, and water access are provided.
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