Off-leash area · Burlington
Norton Community Park Leash-Free Area
Inside Norton Community Park. Also known as Norton Park leash-free area.
- Fenced
- All-weather ground
- Washroom nearby
At the gate
3035 Tim Dobbie Dr, Burlington
In Norton Community Park on Tim Dobbie Drive, across from Alton Community Centre in Alton Village.
- Fencing
- Fenced
- Washroom nearby
- Yes
- Ground
- Wood chipsAll-weather: less mud in the wet months
- Size
- 4,400 m²about 60% of a soccer field
- Parking
- Public lot right at the area
- Off-leash hours
- 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily (City park hours)
Not in the records yet: small-dog area, water for dogs and shade. Know one?
If your dog gets hurt
Nearest 24-hour vet: Burlington Veterinary Emergency & Referral Hospital, Burlington, 5.4 km away in a straight line.
Call 905-637-8111From the source
- The City lists it as Norton Park
- City asset data records a dog park fence
Local rule · Burlington
Outside Burlington's leash-free parks dogs must be leashed, and each person may have at most two dogs off leash at a time. City of Burlington
Shaded: the off-leash boundary · dots: nearby parks
Field notes
About Norton Community Park Leash-Free Area
Norton Community Park Leash-Free Area covers about 4,400 m², roughly 60% of a soccer field. The ground is wood chips.
It's fenced, which makes it a good pick for dogs still working on recall.
For a separate small-dog area, the closest is Shell Park Leash-Free Area, about 7.9 km away. The closest with a dog fountain is Colin Alton Parkette Leash-Free Area, about 1.3 km away.
Questions
Before you go.
Is Norton Community Park Leash-Free Area fenced?
Yes, the off-leash area is recorded as fenced.
What are the off-leash hours at Norton Community Park Leash-Free Area?
7 a.m. to 11 p.m. daily (City park hours).
Is there parking at Norton Community Park Leash-Free Area?
Yes, the nearest public lot is under 0.1 km away.
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