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Dog parks in Etobicoke

8 of Toronto's 82 off-leash areas are in Etobicoke. 5 recorded as fenced or partly fenced. Plus 3 more just outside.

Showing 8 of 8

  1. Toronto

    Colonel Samuel Smith Park

    • Not fenced
    Grass · DirtSize 4,100 m²6 a.m. to midnight
  2. Toronto

    Don Russell Memorial Park

    • Not fenced
    Grass · DirtSize 1.7 haMay 1 to Oct 31: 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. and 8 p.m. to midnight; Nov 1 to Apr 30: 6 a.m. to midnight
  3. Toronto

    Grand Avenue Park

    • Fenced
    • All-weather ground
    SandSize 700 m²
  4. Toronto

    Humber Bay Park West

    • Fenced
    • All-weather ground
    • Washroom nearby
    Grass · Wood chips · DirtSize 6,200 m²6 a.m. to midnight
  5. Toronto

    King's Mill Park

    • Not fenced
    Grass · DirtSize 1.3 ha7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
  6. Toronto

    Marie Curtis Park

    • Fenced
    • All-weather ground
    • Washroom nearby
    SandSize 4,800 m²6 a.m. to midnight
  7. Toronto

    Raymore Park

    • Fenced
    • Small-dog area
    • All-weather ground
    GravelSize 2,800 m²7 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.
  8. Toronto

    Zorra Park

    • Fenced
    • Water for dogs
    • All-weather ground
    • Shade
    Wood chipsSize 1,200 m²

The guide

Off-leash in Etobicoke

Etobicoke has 8 of Toronto's 82 public off-leash areas, and 5 of the city's 67 fenced ones. The biggest is Don Russell Memorial Park, at about 1.7 ha; the smallest is Grand Avenue Park, at about 700 m².

Fenced: Grand Avenue Park, Humber Bay Park West, Marie Curtis Park, Raymore Park and Zorra Park. One has a separate small-dog area. One has water for dogs.

Just outside Etobicoke: Beresford Park (about 1.8 km), Sir Casimir Czowski Park (about 2.0 km) and High Park (about 2.3 km).

Just outside

A short drive away

Questions

Good to know.

How many off-leash dog parks are in Etobicoke?

8: Colonel Samuel Smith Park, Don Russell Memorial Park, Grand Avenue Park, Humber Bay Park West, King's Mill Park, Marie Curtis Park, Raymore Park and Zorra Park.

Is there a fenced dog park in Etobicoke?

Yes, 5: Grand Avenue Park, Humber Bay Park West, Marie Curtis Park, Raymore Park and Zorra Park.

What's the biggest off-leash area in Etobicoke?

Don Russell Memorial Park, at about 1.7 ha.

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