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Ontario Dog Parks, Dog-Friendly Trails, Beaches and Off-Leash Areas

Do you know of a dog park in your local area that doesn't appear on this list? Please let us know!

 

This list is believed to be accurate but is not guaranteed to be so. Park regulations may change from time to time.

Dog Parks & Beaches in Ontario

 

Dog Park tips from our readers/visitors - Ontario

  • Ajax Dog Park: From Jenn - "The Greenwood Off-Leash Area is located at Concession 5 and Church in Ajax, Ontario. This off-leash dog park is great. Located north of Taunton Road, it is connected to a trail system and forested area."

  • Aurora Dog Park: From Helen C. - "Aurora's Canine Commons is a 4.5 acre off-leash park located on Industrial Parkway North at St. John's Road."

  • Aurora Dog Park: From Amanda - There is a fenced dog park at St John's Rd & Bayview Ave in Aurora, Ontario.

  • Brantford Dog Park: From Linda - "There is a dog park in Brantford, Ontario in the west end. Go over the bridge into West Brant, turn left at the first stop light (Gilkison) and the park is down along the river on your right. Large fenced in area with benches and trees."

  • Brockville Dog Park: From Megan D. - "There is a new dog park located in Brockville on Broadway Avenue. There is an arena at this location, and the park is behind that. It is a large fenced park with a separate area for puppies. The adult dog park is called 'Rotary Off Leash Dog Park' and the Puppy park is called 'Barkville Puppy Park'."

  • Burlington Dog Park: From Corinne - "There is a leash free park at Bayview Park on King Road North in Burlington. It is past the North Service Road. From 403, exit on Waterdown Road, turn left, right on North Service Road, left on King Road. Very nice with a lovely view. Friendly owners and well behaved dogs! Fenced an with smaller trees, grass, wood chips."

  • Burlington Dog Park: From Virginia A. - "In Burlington, Ontario, there's a great leash-free area within Bronte Park Provincial Park. There is a small park admission fee (half and full-year passes available), but the leash free zone features trails for owners and dogs to walk so the dogs aren't bunched up in corners. Leashed dogs are welcome in the rest of the park zones. To reach the leash-free area, exit at Burloak Drive (from the QEW). Turn north and the park entrance is just above Mainway on the right hand side of the road."

  • Burlington Dog Park: From Ria - Location: Shell park, on Lakeshore, west of Hwy 25. "A good size park that is completely open for good viewing of what your dog or other dogs are doing. There are a couple of picnic tables that people use for sitting on... but this is also a drawback as then they are not always supervising their dogs when they should be. Most owners keep an eye on their dogs though. There is also a small fenced area for small dogs only! Facilities: fenced, gated entrances, water tap, ground cover is grass with dirt, open space with a couple smaller trees for shade."

  • Cambridge Dog Park: From Ria - "There is a dog park at Maple Grove Road - Off Hwy 24, North of 401. A good size park that is completely open for good viewing of what your dog or other dogs are doing. There are a couple of picnic tables that people use for siting on... but this is also a drawback as then they are not always supervising their dogs when they should be. I have seen a number of squabbles arrise due to owner not supervising their dog's behaviour... as well as a small dog being mauled. :( A lot of great owners/dogs there most of the time... but at other times it's not the place i'd want to be. Please supervise your pet at all times. Facilities: fenced, gated entrances with additional gate to enter, ground cover is grass with dirt, open space with a couple smaller trees."

  • Collingwood Dog Park: From B.W. - "Collingwood has a new, large, treed dog park on Poplar side road."

  • Fergus Dog Park: From Rachael B. - The Fergus Dog Park is located at 840 Glengarry Cres. "Beautiful site, well maintained, where dog owners are very friendly and there is lots of room to run and throw a ball. The dogs love it!" Facilities: Grass with mulch path, large open space, agility equipment, water tap, poop bags provided.

  • Goderich Dog Park: From Linda M. - "Sunset Dog Park is located at Sunset Drive & Warren Street. Fenced and byob. Nice little park."

  • Grand Bend Dog Park: From Melissa - "There's a very popular dog beach at Pinery Provincial Park in Grand Bend. Great place to socialize your dog and get them used to sand and water."

  • Guelph Dog Park: From Jim - "There are 6 leash free areas in Guelph, Ontario. They are listed on the City of Guelph website."

  • Kincardine Dog Park: From Terri M. - "the KinDog Park is in Kincardine, Ontario (located off Bruce Avenue, between the Kincardine Cemetery and the ball diamond). There is also the Saugeen Shores Off Leash Dog Park in Port Elgin."

  • Kitchener Dog Park: From Ria - Location: Ottawa Ave, west of Homer Watson Blvd. "A smaller park - but the dogs I've met there were all well socialized with great manners and had owners that were observant of what they were doing. Facilities: fenced, gated entrances, water tap, ground cover is grass with dirt, a few benches for people to sit on as well as a groomed path through a wooded section."

  • Morrisburg Dog Park: From Juli - "The South Dundas Dog Park is located at Canada Way Drive in Morrisburg. There are two full fenced in off leash areas - one for small dogs and the another for all dogs. Water fountain, shade and benches. I've visited many dog parks and have never seen one as nice as the brand new Morrisburg dog park (construction completed July 2011). It's easy to tell a lot of time and thought went into planning it. It's a great stop if you're enroute between Toronto and Montreal on the 401 with your pups. Exit 750 at Morrisburg, south - drive straight past lights and stop sign, and then turn left on Canada Way. Dog park is on left, across from the beach."

  • Orillia Dog Park: From Dale - "Kitchener Park is a new park just developed by the City of Orillia on the shores of Lake Simcoe, located at the bottom of West Street and Hwy 12. Plenty of space to let your pet roam free, fenced in area, just watch though the fence area doesn't go down all the way down to the water in the far corner section. Wood chips are spread around the trails making it nice to walk on. There are a couple of picnic tables there also to sit and rest at. Behind the Baseball diamonds. Leash-free."

  • Oshawa Dog Park: From Daniela P. - "In Oshawa (Durham Region) we have an 'official' leash free dog park - part of Harmony Conservation Area. It's a very nicely maintained park, where volunteers as well as Oshawa Park authority have done a wonderful job." (thanks also to Earl P. for providing the link to the Harmony Conservation Area)

  • Owen Sound Dog Park: From Mary P. - Small but pleasant leash-free park located at 1st Ave East, near the downtown harbour on the east side.

  • Port Colborne Dog Park: From Debbie C. - Elm Street Naturalization Site has a leash-free dog park.

  • Port McNicoll Dog Park: From John R. - Location: Hwy 12 and Talbot St on OSPCA property. Amenities: Leash-free fenced area with parking.

  • St. Catharines Dog Park: From Debbie C. - "Burgoyne Woods dog park located at 70 Edgedale Road, St. Catharines. Facilities: small dog and large dog fenced parks, free parking. Parking area not open in the winter - you can still access the dog park on foot."

  • Stratford Dog Park: From Steve M. - The Stratford Dog Park is located at Packham Road, with free parking off Dunn Road. Open 7 days a week. Facilities: 5 foot chain link around perimeter, double gated entrance, 6 acres of open field, tall grasses, wooded path and small creek, lighted.

  • Thunder Bay Dog Park: From Kate P. - "There is an off leash dog area in Thunder Bay. It lies directly opposite of Carrick street on Central Avenue."

  • Vaughn Dog Park: From Jeff B. - dog park located at Dufferin/Hwy 7 (Racco Parkway at end of Concord/Thornhill Sports Park). Two sections - 1 for large, 1 for small dogs, dog bags provided.

  • Wasaga Beach Dog Park: From Jennifer S. - "Also there is a dog beach and off leash area at Wasaga Beach, Ontario. Love these places and highly recommend them!"

  • Wasaga Beach Dog Park: From Nicky - Bark Park at Mosley and 42 St South. Facilities: Parking, Fenced, Water, Bags.

  • Waterloo Dog Park: From Jennifer S. "Another dog park is at Bechtel Park in Waterloo, Ontario (large open area but no trees)."

    Ria adds: located at University Ave East & Bechtle. There are areas of long grass & a hill. Has a groomed path that owners & dog are to walk. No stopping allowed. Numerous dog signs with tips and info on dog behaviours around the park on fencing!"

  • Waterloo Dog Park: From Deanna B. - "There is a dog park located along the Grand River Trail entering from Kwainis Park. There are two fenced areas, one for small dogs and the larger one for all sizes. Pine trees and open area with bags."

  • Woodstock Dog Park: From Jennifer S. - "There is a dog park in Woodstock, Ontario at Southside Park (large fenced in area with trees for shade)."

  • Woodstock Dog Park: From Laura W. - "There is a leash-free dog park in Woodstock, Ontario at Roth Park, with entrances off both Huron Street (at Huron and Highland Drive) and Leinster Street."

 

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