Off-leash dog parks

Two fenced off-leash areas, at Moir Park and Muriel Baxter. Open 7 am to dusk.

Moir Park

Opened in April 2022 at Moir Centennial Athletic Park.

Muriel Baxter

Supported by School District 5. Map

Rules for people

  • Dogs only, no other animals. Up to two dogs per person.
  • Pick up after your dog right away. Bags are at both entrances, but bring your own in case they run out.
  • Stay in the off-leash area, keep your dog in sight and under voice control, and carry a leash.
  • Children under 14 must be with an adult.
  • Be careful with balls and toys, which can cause fights. Close and latch the gates.

Rules for dogs

  • Vaccinations up to date, with a collar and a current City licence tag.
  • On leash until inside the off-leash area.
  • At least 4 months old. No females in heat.
  • Dogs designated vicious are never allowed. Aggressive dogs must leave right away.

Good to know

  • You use the park at your own risk and are responsible for your dog. The City isn’t liable for injuries or damage caused by dogs.
  • No dogs during mowing, and the park may close for maintenance.
  • No business use, and no events or sales without written permission.
  • Breaking the rules can mean a fine or losing park privileges under the Animal Control Bylaw.

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