Off-leash area · Comox Valley
Wildwood Interpretive Forest
- Fence not recorded
At the gate
Entrances at Piercy, Burns, Wildwood, Forest Hill and Brazier Rds, Comox Valley
- Ground
- Dirt
- Entrances and lots
- Piercy Rd trailhead · Burns Rd trailhead · Wildwood Rd trailhead · Forest Hill Rd trailhead · Brazier Rd trailhead
- Parking
- Public lot right at the area
Not in the records yet: fencing, small-dog area, water for dogs, shade, washroom and off-leash hours. Check the posted signs for hours. Know one?
From the source
- 276 ha Crown forest with trails, managed with Recreation Sites and Trails BC
- Leash optional only if dog stays on the trail within 10 m of you and returns immediately when called (CVRD rule)
- Outings range from a short walk to a three-hour loop.
- The connecting One Spot Trail is on the CVRD list of leash-required parks.
- The CVRD says you are as likely to meet a bear here as another trail user.
Local rule · Comox Valley
In Comox Valley Regional District parks, dogs may be off leash if they're under control: on the trail, within 10 m of you and coming when called. A leash is required in Little River, Barbara Road, Lazo Wildlife, Masters, One Spot, qax mot and Royston Seaside parks, on the Bear Creek hatchery trails from August to December, at Goose Spit from March 1 to May 20, and at Seal Bay from April to June and on its east side. Comox Valley Regional District
Boundary not mapped yet; the pin shows the approximate spot · dots: nearby parks
Field notes
About Wildwood Interpretive Forest
Underfoot it's dirt.
The nearest recorded fenced option is Comox Dog Park, 9.0 km away.
The next nearest off-leash area is Nymph Falls Nature Park, about 3.1 km away. For a separate small-dog area, the closest is Comox Dog Park, about 9.0 km away. The closest with a dog fountain is Comox Dog Park, about 9.0 km away.
Questions
Before you go.
Is there parking at Wildwood Interpretive Forest?
Yes, the nearest public lot is under 0.1 km away.
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