Off-leash area · Abbotsford
McKay Creek Park (Sumas Dike)
Also known as Sumas Dike.
- Fence not recorded
At the gate
Sumas River trail accesses at Lakemount Road or Eldridge Road, Abbotsford
- Off-leash hours
- 1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset (city park curfew)
Not in the records yet: fencing, small-dog area, water for dogs, shade, washroom, ground and parking. Know one?
If your dog gets hurt
Nearest 24-hour vet: Animal Emergency Clinic of the Fraser Valley, Township of Langley, 36 km away in a straight line.
Call 604-514-1711From the source
- Bylaw lists two trail sections: McKay Creek Trail (west bank, Eldridge Rd to Lakemount Rd) and Sumas River Dyke Trail (east bank, Eldridge Rd to McDonald Park).
- Carry a leash for each dog and leash up before leaving the area.
- The City asks visitors to use the park lots rather than parking on residential streets.
Boundary not mapped yet; the pin shows the approximate spot · dots: nearby parks
Field notes
About McKay Creek Park
The nearest recorded fenced option is No. 3 Road Dog Off-Leash Area, 7.2 km away.
The next nearest off-leash area is No. 3 Road Dog Off-Leash Area, about 7.2 km away. For a separate small-dog area, the closest is Vedder Park, about 14 km away.
Questions
Before you go.
What are the off-leash hours at McKay Creek Park?
1 hour before sunrise to 1 hour after sunset (city park curfew).
Is there parking at McKay Creek Park?
No public lot is mapped nearby, so expect street parking.
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