At the gate
69 Lorne Place, Nanaimo
- Fencing
- Partly fenced
- Small-dog area
- Not recorded
- Water for dogs
- Not recorded
- Shade
- Not recorded
- Washroom nearby
- Not recorded
- Ground
- Grass
- Parking
- Public lot, about 0.3 km awayPaid
- Transit
- 9 bus stops nearby
- Off-leash hours
- Year-round; gates open 6 a.m.; close 11 p.m. Apr 1-Oct 31 and 7 p.m. Nov 1-Mar 31 (subject to change)
From the source
- Off-leash only in the signed grassy area (Bylaw 7316)
- Reached from the gravel parking lot at the end of Chelsea Cres
- Off-leash site since 2011
- City rules: max 2 dogs per person; no females in heat or puppies under 4 months
Boundary not mapped yet; the pin shows the approximate spot · dots: nearby parks
Field notes
About Beaufort Park
You'll find Beaufort Park, an off-leash area, in Nanaimo. The ground is grass. It's one of 12 off-leash areas in Nanaimo.
It's partly fenced: some sides are open, so keep an eye on the gaps.
Off-leash hours: Year-round; gates open 6 a.m.; close 11 p.m. Apr 1-Oct 31 and 7 p.m. Nov 1-Mar 31 (subject to change).
The nearest public parking lot is about 0.3 km away, and it is paid parking. There are 9 bus stops within a few minutes' walk.
Questions
Before you go.
Is Beaufort Park fenced?
Partly. Some sides are fenced and some are open.
What are the off-leash hours at Beaufort Park?
Year-round; gates open 6 a.m.; close 11 p.m. Apr 1-Oct 31 and 7 p.m. Nov 1-Mar 31 (subject to change).
Is there parking at Beaufort Park?
Yes, the nearest public lot is about 0.3 km away and paid.
What's the closest off-leash park to Beaufort Park?
St. George Ravine Park in Nanaimo, about 1.3 km away.
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