The space was huge !! All owners were super friendly! I loved seeing all the different breeds !read more

What an amazing place, this has become our favourite off leash dog park. It is close to home, it is…read moreclean, multiple areas for small, shy and crazy dogs to run free. The pond with its low banks allow the dogs to jump in and cool off or chase their favourite toy or a stick. There are plenty of garbage bins and poop bag stations, no excuse to pick up after your dog. Fresh air, benches, big area, friendly people. We love it and look forward to be coming here often. There is plenty of parking available. The dog park is located at 54310 - RR231, just off of Pointe Aux Pins Road and adjacent to the Dow Centennial Fields.

I cannot say enough good about this dog part. First the private parks are great for dogs to be off…read moreleash in the woods being fenced in. Maybe you dog isnt the most social or maybe they dont get a chance to often be in the wild, this private rentable park solves both problems. It is well looked after and both our dogs loved it! The price for an hour is alright and honestly an hour is more than enough. We have already booked another visit, awesome place!!!

From the owner: Securely Fenced and Gated Private Dog Park on 1.5 Forested Acres. Just You and Your Pup or Bring…read moreYour Friends! Our wire fence is 5 feet high and the openings in the wire are 4" x 4" squares. It is perfect for families who have dogs that can't socialize in a public dog park, don't have good recall, or just enjoy hanging out in nature.

So this park is fairly big, has an area of bush pup can sniff and walk through. IT's not usually as…read morecrowded as the smaller Spruce Grove park nor the West Edmonton parks like Beuna Vista. I do go when it's a little quieter as my girl does like to play but can be reactive and dominate. There unfortunately, isn't a lot of availability and cost of private ones. She is more reactive on leash than without. It does have a little yard of agility equipment-- do be careful and look for sharp edges as some of it is left over wood and scrap metal. A lot of it is also kinda high. But my girl likes the smaller hoops and the tunnel. A-frame is too steep and high.

Cool park. Visited with my 5 year old. Clean, safe, with a large tree that provides shade.read more

This little park gets +1* because it has a porta-potty…read more Secure entrance to the dog area with double-gates. Two dog parks in one!! A separate park for smaller dogs - mowed, fenced and benches to relax in - tress for shade, it's an ideal spot. The larger dog off-leash area is also fenced, and connected to the small dog space so they can still see eachother and greet through the chainlink. There is 2-3x the room to run around for the larger dogs, but we ended up taking our beagles to the small-dog area so we could work on recall training without distraction of the other dogs making us run so far to get them back ;-) It was windy and the weather was spotty, but it was still a busy place with folks & dogs coming and going while we were there. Do bring some mosquito spray and a hat. Definitely a great spot to locate it right outside of an RV park, and near the main road. When in the area, we'll be back to visit.

Situated in an industrial area of north Leduc, it's an oasis. Access is a bit sudden and you need…read moreto watch for the sign, (great sign too), as it is only a narrow paved lane to get to the gravel parking area. Such a quiet spot on the weekend when we visited! Marsh birds, and only one other couple and their dogs, although there were 4 vehicles... The park was quite clean and well picked up, although we always pick up trash etc when we go to a park and try to leave it cleaner than when we came. Only picked up 4 petrified poops, and a small trash bag of plastics and cigarette butts. Smoking in dry grass?! Come on folks. And you brought it in, you carry out your butts?! The walking areas are grassed, mowed & level, although it is a marshland, so there are some areas subject to mud, soft spots etc. Lots of variety of grasses, low shrubs and reefs/water for the pups to sniff and explore. It is not very treed, so if sun is your nemesis, wear a hat if it's sunny out. A nice loop, in a little valley, but it was a calm day so can't say if the wind gets going. It is fenced on 3 sides, but not designed as an off leash park, definitely not secure. There are garbage bins, benches, picnic tables and a poop bag dispenser sponsored by Bone & Biscuit at the parking area, but nothing around the far side of the pond, so be prepared. There are no human toilet facilities, (at least in April 2021 when we visited), again, be prepared. Look forward to visiting next time we are in the area.

It is a nice place for city apartment dwellers to see a few man made lakes and bike paths. Plenty…read moreof parking. But I have found it always too busy, too many people. Some people fishing. What is worse is the goose poop that is everywhere, and you cannot avoid stepping on it. Forget about sitting on the grass! The city should intervene. Lots of people honking their car horns to lock their doors which takes away from the ambience (people are very inconsiderate these days). For a better experience get out of the city.

Hermitage Park is an urban outdoor lover's paradise. The paved trail that runs through it is…read moreperfect for biking, hiking, and rollerblading. Dog lovers will enjoy the hug off-leash area. The park is picturesque, with several man-made lakes, including one stocked with fish. It is also close to the North Saskatchewan River. As Jeanette pointed out, there are a lot of geese here, so in some places you have to watch where you step -- but I personally think Canada geese area beautiful and it is wonderful to see so many of them at once. Hermitage is also home to the memorial for the tornado that took place in 1987. If you head south in Hermitage, you end up passing the Rundle Golf Course and eventually ending up in Rundle Park itself. To the north is a steep hill worth the climb for the incredible view. Unless you live in the north, Hermitage can be a bit of a trek to get to, but it is worth the effort.

This is a great little offleash park in the new neighbourhood of Paisley. It is a bit far south but…read moreworth a visit to check out. They have 2 sections: the main section and the small dogs section. When we attended most dogs were in the main section but there was one or two dogs in the small dog area. It is nice to have that because sometimes bringing a small dog to a dog park can be quite stressful for their owners. The added sense of safety is a nice thing to have. Both sections have some dog agility equipment but the main section has more stuff and larger pieces. It isn't a huge park but it is a great neighbourhood amenity for those people in the area. Once this neighbourhood is built out it will be interesting to see how popular the park is.

I have a garden plot in this community garden/public park, so I might be a little biased, but I…read morereally really love this space. It was built a few years ago to fill in an empty concrete pad, and I think it's a fantastic improvement, both for gardeners and the public. Unlike other community gardens, which are designed with just the gardeners in mind, Peace Garden Park was intended to be a public park as well. There are a few benches, and a nice little fountain in the middle (it's not always running because it recycles water and sometimes runs dry between rainfalls). As a gardener, it's great to have this space so close to my apartment. I got a pretty good haul this year (despite a little theft, both human and not). It's super accessible and affordable ($20/yr for OCL members, and they have raised beds for people with mobility issues), although there is a lengthy waiting list.