Leashless

7 of Burnaby's 11 off-leash areas are recorded as fully or partly fenced. Useful for dogs still learning recall, and for parks next to busy roads.

Showing 7 of 7

  1. Burnaby

    Bell Park (Eastlake Park)

    • Partly fenced
    • Water for dogs
    • Double-gated
    Size 2,500 m²Dawn to dusk, year-round
  2. Burnaby

    Burnaby Heights Park

    • Fenced
    Size 2,800 m²Dawn to dusk, year-round
  3. Burnaby

    Confederation Park

    • Fenced
    • Trail
    • Small-dog area
    • Water for dogs
    • Double-gated
    • Washroom nearby
    1.2 km of trailDawn to dusk, year-round
  4. Burnaby

    David Gray Park

    • Fenced
    • Small-dog area
    • Water for dogs
    • Double-gated
    Size 6,400 m²Dawn to dusk, year-round
  5. Burnaby

    Taylor Park

    • Fenced
    • Water for dogs
    • Double-gated
    • Washroom nearby
    Size 3,500 m²Dawn to dusk, year-round
  6. Burnaby

    Warner Loat Park

    • Fenced
    • Water for dogs
    • Double-gated
    Size 5,000 m²Dawn to dusk, year-round
  7. Burnaby

    Willingdon Heights Park

    • Fenced
    • Small-dog area
    • Water for dogs
    • Double-gated
    Size 2,800 m²Dawn to dusk, year-round

Questions

Good to know.

Which fenced dog parks are there in Burnaby?

Bell Park, Burnaby Heights Park, Confederation Park, David Gray Park, Taylor Park, Warner Loat Park and Willingdon Heights Park.

What's the biggest of them?

Confederation Park, at about 8,200 m².

Where does this come from?

Each park's details come from its city, regional district or park board, and every park page links the source. Posted signs at the park always take priority.

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