Leashless

Shortlist

Fenced dog parks in Victoria and the Capital Region

11 of the region's 177 off-leash areas are recorded as fully or partly fenced. 166 more don't have fencing recorded yet, so this list may grow. Useful for dogs still learning recall, and for parks next to busy roads.

Showing 11 of 11

  1. Langford

    Danbrook Park

    • Fenced
    Dawn to dusk
  2. Langford

    Echo Valley Park

    • Fenced
  3. Langford

    Flying Firemen Park

    • Fenced
    Size 300 m²
  4. Langford · The Langford Station

    The Langford Station Off-Leash Area

    • Fenced
    • Washroom nearby
    Size 500 m²
  5. Langford

    Walmart Off-Leash Space

    • Fenced
  6. Saanich · Hyacinth Park

    Hyacinth Park Pop-Up Dog Park

    • Fenced
    • Water for dogs
  7. Saanich · Lambrick Park

    Lambrick Park Pop-Up Dog Park

    • Fenced
    • Small-dog area
    • Water for dogs
  8. Saanich · PKOLS (Mount Douglas Park)

    Mount Douglas Park Leash-Optional Trails (PKOLS Trails)

    Temporarily closed
    • Partly fenced
    • Trail
    • Shade
    • Washroom nearby
    Off-leash (under control) at all times on the designated trails; on-leash in the rest of the park
  9. Saanich · Rudd Park

    Rudd Park Pop-Up Dog Park

    • Fenced
    • Water for dogs
    • Washroom nearby
  10. Salt Spring Island · Rainbow Road Park

    Rainbow Road Dog Park

    • Fenced
    Size 1,200 m²7 a.m.-11 p.m.
  11. Sooke · Pond's Park Corridor

    Carter Navarrete Dog Park

    • Fenced
    • Water for dogs

Questions

Good to know.

Which fenced dog parks are there in Victoria and the Capital Region?

Danbrook Park, Echo Valley Park, Flying Firemen Park, The Langford Station Off-Leash Area, Walmart Off-Leash Space, Hyacinth Park Pop-Up Dog Park, Lambrick Park Pop-Up Dog Park, Mount Douglas Park Leash-Optional Trails, Rudd Park Pop-Up Dog Park, Rainbow Road Dog Park and Carter Navarrete Dog Park.

What's the biggest of them?

Rainbow Road Dog Park, at about 1,200 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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