Off-Leash Dog Parks in Oakville, ON

There are 6 off-leash dog parks in Oakville. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners. Coming from out of town? Get a discounted rate on pet friendly hotels in Oakville.

Pet Friendly Shell Dog Park
Shell Dog Park Shell Dog Park is an off-leash recreation area in Ontario's Oakville district. The park provides an area for pooches to socialise, get some exercise, and be free off-leash. Additionally, there are a number of little spots for you to sit at while Fido goes about their business. The park is open 24 hours a day, every day of the week. See Details
Pet Friendly Trafalgar Memorial Park
Trafalgar Memorial Park The off-leash area at Trafalgar Memorial Park is now open. This dog-friendly area allows pooches to socialise and exercise too. The park consists of two sections, one for larger dogs, and another for smaller breeds. The larger park area also includes a couple of large ponds, an active playground, and a community area. The park is open every day of the week, 24 hours a day. See Details
Post Park Post Park is a wooded off-leash dog park that Fido will love. It's a great place for pooches to meet new pals and get some exercise. While the pups play, humans can wander the trail that zigzags through the off-leash area. The park is also home to plenty of watering bowls and a shaded area to use when the sun is beaming down. Post Park is open every day of the week from 8am to 11pm. See Details
Palermo Park Palermo Park is a clean, large, and open dog park in Oakville, Ontario. There is a fenced-in area for Fido to run off-leash and a walking trail that surrounds the park for owners to enjoy. There isn't a water fountain on the premises, so you should take a portable bowl with you to quench your dog's thirst after their exercise. Palermo Park is open every day of the week from 8am to 11pm. See Details
Glenashton Park Glenashton Park is a dog park in Oakville, Ontario. This popular pup paradise has plenty of perfect pet-friendly parts, including picnic tables and a windowed wind screen. The rest of the park is popular among skaters and there are plenty of fun activities for kids to get involved in like splash pads. The park is not huge and may get busy at times, especially between 10am to 4pm. To avoid over-crowding, try and get to the park during the other open hours on weekdays from 9am to 9pm, Saturday from 9am to 6pm, and Sunday from 10am to 5pm. See Details
Kingsford Gardens Kingsford Gardens is an off-leash dog park in Oakville, Ontario. This pretty park is home to a small off-leash area for pups to play and make friends. After Fido has expended some of their extra energy, you can take a walk on the trails around the rest of the area. There are a number of places for you to sit and hang out as well. Kingsford Gardens is open every day of the week from 8am to 11pm. See Details
High Park High Park is the largest park in Toronto, ON. Your pup can join you on the hiking trails and beautiful lakefront and enjoy the picnic areas and off-leash designated areas. While the dog park is not entirely fenced in, it's surrounded by natural borders, such as thick bushes and trees. See Details
Quenippenon Meadows Quenippenon Meadows, often known as Q Park, is home to a popular pet-friendly dog park. There, you can let Fido run off-leash to their heart's content at this park with one area for small pooches and another for larger dogs. The park has a number of entrances for pets and their owners to gain access to the 1.4 acres. In addition to the dog park, there's a soccer field, tennis court, baseball field, and splash-pad. Quenippenon Meadows is open every day of the week from 7:00am to 9:30pm. See Details
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. See Details
Totoderaca Leash-Free Dog Park Well kept, spacious area for your pups/dogs to roam free and have a blast making new friends! See Details
Heritage Green Community Dog Park Heritage Green Community Dog Park is a secure, enclosed, off-leash park in Hamilton, ON. Bring Fido to play, exercise and socialize at this popular community park. A pet waste station is located along the fence and owners are required to clean up after their pets. Owners must be attentive to their dog(s) and accompany them inside the dog park. Benches provide a resting spot where owners can sit and watch their pets at play. See Details
Totoredaca Totoredaca is a pet-friendly place for pups and their people. This park is equipped with a splash pool and a doggy pool and there's a wooded area to naturally shade you on hotter days. The 3.5 acre off-leash area has a number of different areas for Fido to explore. There's even a separate area for smaller pups. The park is open every day of the week from 5:30am to 12:00am. See Details
Dog Park Leash Free Dog Park Leash Free is a large, fully-fenced area for Fido in Hamilton, ON. Situated next to Hamilton Burlington SPCA, this park has a secure double-gated entrance which makes it an ideal, safe place for dogs to socialize, exercise and enjoy off-leash play. See Details
Corporal Nathan Cirillo Leash Free Area Formerly known as the Ancaster Leash Free Dog Park @ Cinema Park, this area is a natural oasis. It is 23.5 totally fenced acres, and features a double gated entry, park benches, a stream, and walking trails. The park is open year round to visitors from all regions in and around Hamilton Ontario Canada. It is located on Golf Links Road between Legend Court and Kitty Murray Lane, directly beside the Silver City Movie Cinemas. See Details
Jack Darling Memorial Park Jack Darling Memorial Park is home to one of the largest off-leash dog parks in all of Ontario. Your dog can play in the park, while you hang out in one of the shaded areas. Unfortunately, there's no water provided for pooches, but there are bags for you to clean up after they do their business. The park is usually open every day of the week from 7am to 11pm. Summer hours may differ day by day. See Details
Earl Bales Leash Free Dog Park This lovely and expansive leash-free park offers many amenities including walking trails. Visitors to the park must follow the rules posted at each of the three double-gated entrances. Access to the park is off Don River Boulevard from Sheppard Avenue West. See Details
Bickford Park This off-leash dog park is located at 400 Grace Street at Harbord Street and features plenty of room to run and play no matter what the season. See Details
Wychwood Barns Park Wychwood Barns Park offers many amenities including an off-leash dog park. See Details
Lakeside Park Dogs are allowed at Lakeside Park, a 1.6 acre off-leash area at the waters' edge of Lake Ontario. This popular dog park is great fun for pets and their owners. On hot days, Fido can get themselves a drink from the lake. The park is open every day of the week from 7am to 11pm. See Details
Cedarvale Park This off-leash dog park is located east of Cedarvale Park's arena's parking lot. Leashed dogs are also welcome in the common areas of Cedarvale Park, which features a splash pad, playground, outdoor fitness equipment, and seasonal artificial ice rink. See Details
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