Welcome! What a better way to spend the weekend then at the off-leash dog park with your pooch? Please remember there is dog park etiquette, as well as each city has their own rules as well.
Balaclava Park | 4594 Balaclava Street | |
Charleson Park | 999 Charleson Street | |
Coopers Park | 1020 Marinaside Crescent | |
Crab Park at Portside | 101 E Waterfront Road | |
Devonian Harbour park | 1929 W Georgia Street | |
Dusty Greenwall Park | 2799 Wall Street | |
Emery Barnes Park | Davie Street & Richards Street | |
Everett Crowley Park | 8200 Kerr Street | |
Falasie Park | 3434 Falaise Avenue | |
Fraser River Park | 8705 Angus Drive | |
Fraserview Park | 7800 Vivian St | |
George Park | 500 E 63rd Avenue | |
Hadden Park | 1905 Ogden Avenue | |
John Hendry (Trout Lake) | 3300 Victoria Drive | |
Jones Park | 5350 Commercial Street | |
Killarney Park | 6205 Kerr Street | |
Kingscrest Park | 4150 Knight Street | |
Locarno Park Extension | NW Marine Drive and Trimble Street | |
Musqueam Park | 4000 SW Marine Drive | |
Nat Bailey Stadium | 4601 Ontario Street | |
Nelson Park | 1030 Bute Street | |
New Brighton Park | 3201 New Brighton Road | |
Oak Meadows Park | W 37th Avenue & Oak Street | |
Queen Elizabeth Park | 4600 Cambie Street | |
Quilchena Park | 4590 Magnolia Street | |
Southeast False Creek Park | 215 West 1st Avenue | |
Spanish Banks Beach Park | 4801 NW Marine Drive | |
Sparwood Park | 6998 Arlington Street | |
Stanley Park | 2000 W Georgia Street | |
Strathcona Park | 857 Malkin Avenue | |
Sunset Park | 300 E 53rd Avenue | |
Sunset Beach Park | 1204 Beach Avenue | |
Tecumseh Park | 300 E 53rd Avenue | |
Valdez Park | 3210 W 22nd Avenue | |
Sunrise Park | 1950 Windermere Street |
DOG PARK ETIQUETTE:
- Keep your pet on leash if there isn’t a sign stating that dogs may run off-leash.
- Always carry a leash even in a leash-free area. You never know when you may need it.
- Don’t let your dog harass other pets, people, or wildlife.
- Make sure your dog has reliable recall if you allow him to run off-leash.
- Always keep your dog in sight and within voice range.
- Make sure your dog is up-to-date on his vaccinations.
- Don’t bring female dogs in heat to the dog park.
- Don’t bring young puppies. Their immune systems are not yet fully developed.
- Never bring more dogs than you can handle if a situation were to arise.
- Don’t bring toys – they may cause guarding or territorial issues.
- If your dog starts behaving aggressively, leash him immediately and leave.
- Leash-free areas are not suitable for aggressive dogs.
- No digging! Fill in any holes your dog has created.
- Respect the rules of the dog park.
- Clean up after your dog… every time!
Rules specific to Vancouver
-Owners are responsible for the actions of their dogs and must pick up and dispose of their dog’s waste. Owners must also have a valid license for their dog.
-Animal Control Bylaw enforcement takes place at all parks and beaches throughout the year and fines of between $250 and $2000 are issued to people who disobey the rules.