Off-leash trail · North Vancouver (District)
Princess Park
- Fence not recorded
- Trail
At the gate
Off Wellington Drive and Princess Avenue (3500/3600 Princess Avenue / 700-800 Wellington), North Vancouver
- Type
- Off-leash trail
- Washroom nearby
- Yes, about 230 m awayMapped on OpenStreetMap
- Size
- 14.1 haabout 20 soccer fields
- Parking
- Public lot, about 0.2 km away
- Transit
- 1 bus stop nearby
- Off-leash hours
- 6:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Not in the records yet: fencing, small-dog area, water for dogs, shade and ground. Know one?
If your dog gets hurt
Nearest 24-hour vet: Canada West Veterinary Specialists, Vancouver, 8.4 km away in a straight line.
Call 604-473-4882From the source
- Off-leash under voice control only on the trails in the wooded area; leash required elsewhere in the park
- Gates close at dusk in winter
- The District's 2026 dog strategy names Princess Park a priority site for a future fenced dog area
Local rule · North Vancouver
Beyond the parks listed here, the District lets dogs off leash under voice control on the Baden-Powell Trail where it crosses District land, and on "powerlines", which its bylaw doesn't map, so ask the District which corridors count. Other land managers' rules apply off District land. District of North Vancouver
Shaded: the off-leash boundary · dots: nearby parks
Field notes
About Princess Park
Princess Park covers about 14.1 ha, roughly 20 soccer fields.
The nearest recorded fenced option is Lynnmouth Park, 3.8 km away.
For a separate small-dog area, the closest is Confederation Park, about 7.3 km away. The closest with a dog fountain is The Dog Plaza, about 2.8 km away.
Questions
Before you go.
What are the off-leash hours at Princess Park?
6:00 a.m. - 10:00 p.m.
Is there parking at Princess Park?
Yes, the nearest public lot is about 0.2 km away.
After the walk
Dog-friendly nearby.
- Steamworks North ShoreDogs on the patio · 1.8 km away
- All dog-friendly spots
Nearby