Is Chestermere Lake Off-Leash Area fenced?

Partly. Some sides are fenced and some are open.

Is there parking at Chestermere Lake Off-Leash Area?

Yes, the city lists on-site parking.

Chestermere Lake Off-Leash Area, Chestermere, AB

Chestermere Lake Off-Leash Area

Partly fenced

At the gate

Northwest side of Chestermere Lake; parking at John Peake Park, Chestermere

Along the northwest shore of Chestermere Lake, from the pathway in front of the library to just before the Lakepoint Drive entrance; park at John Peake Park.

Fencing: Partly fenced
Parking: On-site parking
Seating: A bench or picnic tableMapped on OpenStreetMap
Shelter: Covered shelter, about 80 m awayMapped on OpenStreetMap

Not in the records yet: small-dog area, water for dogs, shade, washroom, ground and off-leash hours. Check the posted signs for hours. Know one?

If your dog gets hurt

Nearest 24-hour vet: Calgary Animal Referral and Emergency Centre (C.A.R.E. Centre), Calgary, 17 km away in a straight line.

Call 403-520-8387

From the source

Off-leash area starts at the pathway in front of the library and ends before the entrance to Lakepoint Drive; keep dogs leashed until the off-leash signs.
Redevelopment added split rail fencing, secondary trails, a shade sail at the pebble dog beach, picnic tables and garbage cans (source).
Shared pathway with pedestrians and cyclists.
Keep dogs leashed until you pass the off-leash signs at the entrances, and leash up again before leaving.
Dogs need a City licence tag and up-to-date shots.
Remove your dog if it is in heat or acting aggressively.

Boundary not mapped yet; the pin shows the approximate spot · dots: nearby parks

Chestermere Lake Off-Leash Area

About Chestermere Lake Off-Leash Area

Before you go.

Dog-friendly nearby.

The closest other off-leash parks.