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    Off-Leash Dog Parks in Alberta

    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 Alberta, we can help you find an off-leash dog park nearby. We’ll even give you the scoop on poop bag and water availability.

    Pet Friendly Terwillegar Park

    Terwillegar Park

    Edmonton, AB
    Terwillegar Park Terwillegar Park provides acres of space for your pup to enjoy playing without a leash in Edmonton, AB. Just make sure your dog is licensed and vaccinated before enjoying the park. The park also has dog-friendly, multi-use trails and a 262-metre-long footbridge that links the park to Jan Reimer Park on the north side of the river. See Details
    Pet Friendly Buena Vista Dog Park

    Buena Vista Dog Park

    Edmonton, AB
    Buena Vista Dog Park Bring Fido to romp off-leash at the Buena Vista Dog Park. This area brands itself as great for ball throwing, walking and playing with multiple dogs. It is not fenced, although it does feature gravel and paved paths, water access, and snow removal on parking lots and its bike path. Dogs should be leashed during hot air balloon launches and must be cleaned up after and licensed. Owners should have voice control of their pet and have a leash on hand. The park is open daily from 5am to 11pm. See Details

    Cpl. Jim Galloway Memorial Off Leash Area

    Spruce Grove, AB
    Cpl. Jim Galloway Memorial Off Leash Area Bring Fido to Cpl. Jim Galloway Memorial Off Leash Area to play in more than 8.6 acres of fenced space. The Off Leash Area features a designated section for small dogs, double-gated entry, 900 metres of gravel walking trails, multiple seating areas with benches and trees, doggie bag dispensers and trash cans, ample parking and more. See Details

    Off Leash Park

    Black Diamond, AB
    Off Leash Park Fido is invited to explore the Off Leash Park in the Diamond Valley area of Black Diamond, AB. You and your pup will find access to the Sheep River and will get to cross a metal bridge crossing over a creek during your visit. A waste station is offered at the start of the trailhead for convenience. See Details

    Olds Dog Park

    Olds, AB
    Olds Dog Park Olds Dog Park is a large, open field for Fido to run, play, and socialize with other pups in Olds, AB. It can be found just past 70th Avenue on the North side of Hwy 27. The 16-acre space is fully fenced and features double-gated entry and waste stations. Bring water and a bowl for your pup. There's a max of three dogs permitted per owner. See Details

    Sue Higgins Park

    Calgary, AB
    Sue Higgins Park Sue Higgins Park is Calgary's premier off-leash park. Explore hundreds of acres of natural backcountry nestled along the Bow River with your pooch. Dogs can romp in the natural setting, go for a swim, and make new friends along the way. Dog owners are reminded to clean up any mess that is left behind and to make sure dogs are under voice control for the safety of other park users. Sue Higgins Park is open every day of the week from 5am to 11pm. See Details

    Banff Dog Park

    Banff, AB
    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. See Details

    Edworthy Park

    Calgary, AB
    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. See Details

    Bowmont Park

    Calgary, AB
    Bowmont Park Situated along the river, this park has a fenced-in, off-leash dog area for contained playtime. See Details

    Umbach Off-Leash Dog Park

    Stony Plain, AB
    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. See Details

    The Oxbows Off Leash Dog Park

    Red Deer, AB
    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     See Details

    Okotoks Dog Park Off-Leash Area

    Okotoks, AB
    Okotoks Dog Park Off-Leash Area The Okotoks Dog Park Off-Leash Area is a fenced-in space where well-behaved canine companions can exercise and play. Dog owners must ensure their dog is wearing a dog license and identification tag, must clean up after their pets, and bring along their own water. Further rules and regulations, as well as a map, and license and fancier application forms can be found on Okotoks Dog Park Off-Leash Area's website. The Park is open from sunrise to sunset. See Details

    Three Mile Bend

    Red Deer, AB
    Three Mile Bend Located in northeast Red Deer, this off-leash area runs along the Red Deer River and is a great place to let your dogs run. It is accessible from several spots via a 1 km paved road, and there are several parking lots as well. Once you leave the paved road, you have many dirt paths that run near the river. There are shelters for other activities, a BMX track, and some kind of water "jump." A washroom is available as well. See Details

    Sandy Beach/River Park

    Calgary, AB
    Sandy Beach/River Park Sandy Beach/River Park is a great dog park. There are lots of dogs to play with, lots of garbage cans for poo bags, plenty of parking, benches and picnic tables, a dog water fountain, and access to the river. To get to the river you must do down a pretty steep path and through a small "on-leash" area but once you cross the bridge there is a small forested area and places for the dogs to play in the water. There is also a nice path that is good for humans! It is gravel so no rollerblading but bikers and strollers can get around this park well. Great for runners too! See Details

    Nose Hill Park

    Calgary, AB
    Nose Hill Park This is the largest natural area in Calgary! There are areas where your dog must be on leash, but overall, your dog is free to run in the grass. When you get deep into the park, the city disappears and it feels like you are in the true prairies. A great place to relax and unwind in Calgary. See Details

    Lauderdale Off-Leash Area

    Edmonton, AB
    Lauderdale Off-Leash Area An off-leash dog park, Lauderdale is the perfect place for your pooch to play. The area is fenced-in with a separate area for small and shy dogs. Snow is cleared as needed. Dogs must be cleaned up after and licensed. See Details

    Tom Campbell's Hill Off-Leash Dog Park

    Calgary, AB
    Tom Campbell's Hill Off-Leash Dog Park Located in Tom Campbell's Hill Natural Park, this off-leash dog park sits along St. George's Drive and overlooks Memorial Drive and the converging Bow River and Nose Creek. The park features an interpretive exhibit about the park's history and the grassland ecosystem. From the exhibit, there is an excellent view of the city skyline. See Details

    Rocky Dog Park

    Rocky Mountain House, AB
    Rocky Dog Park Rocky Dog Park is a pet-friendly recreation area. This cute and quiet dog park is fenced, although there is a gap at the bottom, so keep an eye on any escape artist dogs. The park is nicely designed, with beautiful trees, shrubs and a very handy human/dog water fountain. See Details

    Trochu Arboretum

    Trochu, AB
    Trochu Arboretum Fido is welcome to join you on a walk through the beautiful gardens at Trochu Arboretum in Trochu, AB. Fido must be leashed and cleaned up after. The tranquil park offers a respite in nature where you'll witness gorgeous flowers, majestic trees, and a pond with a variety of aquatic life. There are plenty of places where you and Fido can literally stop and smell the roses. See Details

    Alex Decoteau Dog Park

    Edmonton, AB
    Alex Decoteau Dog Park Fido can play off-leash in Alex Decoteau Dog Park, a fenced-in area with paw-friendly surfacing and trash bins. The Park features street and park lighting. Dogs must be cleaned up after and licensed. Owners should have voice control of their pet and have a leash on hand. Alex Decoteau Dog Park is open seven days a week from 5am to 11pm. See Details
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