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Dog parks in North Cowichan

8 off-leash areas in North Cowichan. 2 recorded as fenced or partly fenced. Fencing isn't recorded for 6 of them yet.

Showing 8 of 8

  1. North Cowichan

    Chemainus Lake Park

    • Fence not recorded
    • Washroom nearby
  2. North Cowichan · Chemainus Ball Park

    Elm Street Off-Leash Dog Area

    • Fence not recorded
  3. North Cowichan · Fuller Lake Park

    Fuller Lake Park boat launch area

    • Fence not recorded
    • Washroom nearby
  4. North Cowichan · Kinsmen Beach Park

    Kin Beach Park foreshore

    • Fence not recorded
    • Washroom nearby
    Seasonal: October 1 to June 15 only
  5. North Cowichan · Maple Bay Beach Park

    Maple Bay Beach Foreshore

    • Fence not recorded
    Seasonal: October 1 to June 15 only
  6. North Cowichan · Andy Hutchins Park

    Herd Road Park Off Leash Area

    • Fenced
    Size 3,900 m²
  7. North Cowichan

    Somenos Creek Dog Park

    • Fenced
    Size 2,000 m²
  8. North Cowichan

    Wul'aam Park

    • Fence not recorded

The guide

Off-leash in North Cowichan

There are 8 public off-leash areas in North Cowichan: 2 fully fenced. The largest is Herd Road Park Off Leash Area at about 3,900 m²; the smallest is Somenos Creek Dog Park at about 2,000 m².

If you need a fence, start with Herd Road Park Off Leash Area and Somenos Creek Dog Park.

Fencing is recorded for 2 of 8 areas here. Everything on this page comes from the North Cowichan website and OpenStreetMap contributors.

Questions

Good to know.

How many off-leash dog parks are there in North Cowichan?

8 public off-leash areas are listed for North Cowichan.

Are there fenced dog parks in North Cowichan?

Yes, 2 are recorded as fully or partly fenced, including Herd Road Park Off Leash Area and Somenos Creek Dog Park.

What's the biggest off-leash park in North Cowichan?

Herd Road Park Off Leash Area, at about 3,900 m².

Can dogs be off leash anywhere else in North Cowichan?

North Cowichan's whole Municipal Forest Reserve, more than 5,000 ha, is a designated off-leash area: Mount Prevost, Mount Sicker, Mount Tzouhalem, Stoney Hill, Mount Richards, Maple Mountain and smaller parcels.

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