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BC, Alberta and Ontario · 1628 off-leash areas

Where can
my dog run?

Every public off-leash park, trail and beach, with the details that decide it.

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The field guide

Know the park before
you open the car door.

Fences, small-dog pens, water, shade, the ground underfoot. Leashless pulls each city's own off-leash records together, fills in what OpenStreetMap knows, and tells you plainly when something isn't recorded.

Off-leash areas
Communities
Fenced
With trails

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Find your next walk.

Every off-leash area in BC, Alberta and Ontario on one map. Tap Near me for the closest, or pick a region to filter by fencing, trails, beaches and more.

Shortlists

Start with what matters.

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By region

23 regions. 288 communities.

British Columbia 650 areas

  1. Metro Vancouver201 areas · 89 fenced
  2. Fraser Valley16 areas · 7 fenced
  3. Sea to Sky and Sunshine Coast28 areas · 7 fenced
  4. Victoria and the Capital Region177 areas · 11 fenced
  5. Vancouver Island74 areas · 16 fenced
  6. Okanagan and Shuswap89 areas · 16 fenced
  7. Thompson and Cariboo35 areas · 8 fenced
  8. Kootenays10 areas · 1 fenced
  9. Northern BC20 areas · 11 fenced

Alberta 365 areas

  1. Calgary area153 areas · 95 fenced
  2. Edmonton area149 areas · 99 fenced
  3. Central Alberta17 areas · 10 fenced
  4. Southern Alberta16 areas · 9 fenced
  5. Alberta Rockies10 areas · 5 fenced
  6. Northern Alberta20 areas · 8 fenced

Ontario 613 areas

  1. Greater Toronto Area178 areas · 148 fenced
  2. Ottawa area247 areas · 25 fenced
  3. Hamilton and Niagara33 areas · 23 fenced
  4. Waterloo and Wellington59 areas · 17 fenced
  5. Southwestern Ontario31 areas · 25 fenced
  6. Central Ontario29 areas · 20 fenced
  7. Eastern Ontario16 areas · 10 fenced
  8. Northern Ontario20 areas · 14 fenced

Field notes

Fencing is recorded for 825 of 1628 parks.

It's the first thing most owners want to know, and most city datasets don't say. Vancouver records shade, water and washrooms for every park but leaves fencing blank. Closing that gap, park by park, is the point of this guide.

How the data works

After the walk · BC, Alberta and Ontario

Patios, breweries and cafés that welcome dogs.

366 spots so far, each with its nearest off-leash park, and only listed when the venue or the city says dogs are welcome.

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Beyond the park

Your next walk starts here

Go let
them run.

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