Always show respect for other park users. Families, cyclists, skiers, walkers, bird watchers, and joggers have a right to enjoy clean, safe parks too. Other dogs and people may not appreciate your dog approaching them.

Dog Park Directory and Map

Keep Your Distance From Playgrounds and Playing Fields

Dogs are not permitted near playgrounds, picnic areas, wading pools, water parks, or playing fields. Please also note that dogs are not allowed in local schoolyards. Dogs are only allowed within parks listed in this directory. Safety is your responsibility.

Protect Wildlife, Protect the Environment

Do not allow your dog to chase wildlife, dig holes, or wander without supervision. Protect our natural environment—keep your dog away from natural wetlands and other sensitive areas. Leave no trace of your visit.

Off-leash Dog Park Etiquette

• Owners are expected to have voice control over their dogs.
• The dogs should be fully capable of passive interaction with people and other dogs. 
• When visiting an off-leash park, keep a leash on the dog in the parking lot and around populated areas. Only take the leash off after you are inside the fenced park. 
• Owners must carry a leash at all times.
• If your dog becomes unruly or plays rough, leash him and leave immediately. 
• Be cautious about bringing your dog's favourite toy to the dog parks—other dogs may try to take it, which can cause an unwelcome confrontation.

For information on dog licensing and responsible pet ownership, click here.