Is Centennial Seawalk Dog Path fenced?

Yes, the off-leash area is recorded as fenced.

Is there parking at Centennial Seawalk Dog Path?

Yes, the nearest public lot is about 0.3 km away.

Centennial Seawalk Dog Path, West Vancouver, BC

Centennial Seawalk Dog Path

Fenced

At the gate

North of the Centennial Seawalk, between 19th and 24th Streets, West Vancouver

The fenced dog path on the north side of the Centennial Seawalk between 19th and 24th streets; re-leash at 19th and 24th.

Fencing: FencedFenced dog path beside the Seawalk; off-leash dogs must stay behind the fence
Swimming: Not allowedDogs are not allowed on the beaches along the Seawalk.
Parking: Public lot, about 0.3 km away
Transit: 4 bus stops nearby
Seating: 5 benches or picnic tablesMapped on OpenStreetMap

Not in the records yet: small-dog area, water for dogs, shade, washroom, ground and off-leash hours. Check the posted signs for hours. Know one?

If your dog gets hurt

Nearest 24-hour vet: Burrard Animal Hospital, Vancouver, 7.6 km away in a straight line.

Call 604-738-5683

From the source

The Seawalk itself is leash-only (2 m leash, max two dogs); no dogs on gravel paths, grass, piers, playgrounds or beaches
Coordinates are a point on the Centennial Seawalk (OpenStreetMap)

Local rule · West Vancouver

Dogs may also be off leash on walking trails and fire access roads in the undeveloped public lands above the Upper Levels Highway, except where the District's map says otherwise (Whyte Lake is on-leash). Around Eagle Lake and Hollyburn Cabin, keep dogs on the trails; commercial dog walking isn't allowed at Eagle Lake. Don't cross private land. District of West Vancouver

Boundary not mapped yet; the pin shows the approximate spot · dots: nearby parks

Centennial Seawalk Dog Path

About Centennial Seawalk Dog Path

Before you go.

The closest other off-leash parks.