Off Leash Park Sites

Edmonton has over 40 sites where your dog can run and play without having you on the other end of the leash. You too, can get physical and emotional benefits from exercise and by socializing with other dog people.

Some off leash areas are in river valley parks, some are on undeveloped land, still others are in neighbourhood parks. All sites have boundaries. Area maps with boundaries are posted at each site.

Interactive Map of Off leash Sites

20-Belgravia7-Caernarvon9-Callingwood13-Cromdale6-Dovercourt and Woodcroft25-Duggan and Rideau Park Roadway3-Orval Allen Park and Berm16-Elsinore Pipeline15-Fraser34-Hazeldean1-121A Street City Level Park27-Keheewin Blackmud14-Jasper Avenue and Riverbank33-Larkspur Pipeline Corridor2-Lauderdale31-91 Street Right-of-way32-Mill Woods Pipeline Corridor4-Valleyview Drive5-Prince Rupert21-Royal Gardens Pipeline Corridor24-Ermineskin23-Saddleback Road26-Blue Quill North and East8-Wellington Park30-Brander Gardens10-Buena Vista Great Meadow38-Capilano Hiking Trail17-Dawson Park37-Gold Bar Hiking Trail19-Hermitage Park North39-Jackie Parker Park18-Kennedale Ravine40-Mill Creek Ravine South35-Mill Creek Ravine North11-Patricia Ravine36-Riverside Hiking Trail28-Terwilliger Park29-Whitemud Park and Hawrelak Trail12-Lago Lindo Pipeline

Before you take your dog to an off leash site:

  • License your dog.
  • Have your dog vaccinated.
  • Make sure your dog obeys your voice commands immediately.
  • Remember to bring your pooper scooper!

At an off leash site:

  • Look out for other users. The City has a multi-use policy, so expect to share off leash sites with people that don't bring dogs.
  • Keep your dog within your sight.
  • Have your leash always ready, even in off leash areas.
  • Remember to use your pooper scooper!
  • Bear in mind Animal Licensing and Control Bylaw C13145 and Parkland Bylaw C2202

Bylaw 13145 (2003) - What It Might Cost You If You Don't Comply

Non-compliance Issue Fine
No licence $250
Failure to scoop $100
Dog bite causing injury $500-$2500
Dog attack, no injury $100
Dog not under control $100
Dog on posted parkland, school ground, playground, picnic site, golf course, roadway and flower beds $100
Dog off leash in a non-designated area (including paved trails) $100
Failure to display dog licence tag $100
Failure to carry a leash $100
Failure to control or leash a dog $100

Support Edmonton's Off leash Sites:

  • Become a site monitor. Call 311 if you notice the site needs cleaning or witness dangerous dog behaviour.
  • Offer financial support. It helps install bulletin boards and park benches. Call 311.
  • Participate in the annual Off-leash Site Cleanup (city-wide on the first Sunday in May and last Sunday in September). Call the cleanup coordinator (780) 496-4948 or the off leash sites coordinator (780) 496-1475.

  1. Are restricted dogs allowed in off leash parks?


 

1. Are restricted dogs allowed in off leash parks?

No, they are not allowed in. Restricted dogs must be leashed and muzzled any time the are outside the owners property.

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For more information:

Parks - General Information (not related to picnic site bookings)

4th Floor, Century Place
9803 - 102A Ave. NW
Edmonton, AB  T5J 3A3

Telephone

In Edmonton: 311

Outside Edmonton: 780-442-5311

Fax 780-496-1150
Email parks@edmonton.ca

Off Leash Site Contacts

For Off Leash Area questions, Volunteer Park Patrol, Reports or Animal Control

Telephone

311

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