Off-leash area · King
Tasca Park Off-Leash Dog Park (Nobleton Dog Park)
Inside Tasca Park. Also known as Nobleton dog park.
Notice. The small-dog enclosure is being converted from wood mulch to grass, with reopening expected in early fall 2026; the large and small enclosures may be combined while work is under way. Source
- Fenced
- Small-dog area
- All-weather ground
At the gate
49 Park Heights Trail, Nobleton, King
- Fencing
- Fenced
- Small-dog area
- Yes, separate area
- Ground
- Grass · Wood chipsAll-weather: less mud in the wet months
- Parking
- Public lot, about 0.1 km away
- Seating
- 3 benches or picnic tablesMapped on OpenStreetMap
Not in the records yet: water for dogs, shade, washroom and off-leash hours. Check the posted signs for hours. Know one?
If your dog gets hurt
Nearest 24-hour vet: King Animal Hospital, King, 17 km away in a straight line.
Call 888-622-7345From the source
- Separate large and small dog enclosures
- Surface changed from wood mulch to grass in two phases in 2026, with temporary closures; small enclosure expected to reopen in early fall 2026
- New trees were planted in the large enclosure in 2026 to add shade.
- Tasca Park also has a splash pad, skatepark, soccer field, basketball courts and a fitness trail.
Boundary not mapped yet; the pin shows the approximate spot · dots: nearby parks
Field notes
About Tasca Park Off-Leash Dog Park
The ground is grass and wood chips.
It's fenced, which makes it a good pick for dogs still working on recall. There is a separate section for small or shy dogs.
The next nearest off-leash area is Caledon Leash-Free Dog Park, about 8.9 km away.
Questions
Before you go.
Is Tasca Park Off-Leash Dog Park fenced?
Yes, the off-leash area is recorded as fenced.
Is there a small-dog area at Tasca Park Off-Leash Dog Park?
Yes, there is a separate area for small or shy dogs.
Is there parking at Tasca Park Off-Leash Dog Park?
Yes, the nearest public lot is about 0.1 km away.
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