Found 68 listings
Acadia (off-leash dog beach), Vancouver, BC
Leashing Requirements:
- Off-leash areas
Dog Features:
- Swimming area (beach)
- Drinking water
- Poop bags
Trail difficulty:
- Beginner
Trail length:
- Less than 1 kilometer
- Between 1 and 5 kilometers
Trail elevation gain:
- Mostly flat
- Mild
Vancouver BC Canada
Summary:
The dog beach at Acadia Beach is very rocky – unlike the sandy beach at the nearby Spanish Banks Park, but there is plenty of room for dogs to run and swim off-leash.
Alpha Lake (off-leash dog park), Whistler, BC
Leashing Requirements:
- Off-leash areas
Dog Features:
- Fully fenced and gated off-leash enclosure
- Double gated entry (to the off-leash enclosure)
- Swimming area (beach)
- Poop bags
2152 Lake Placid Road, Whistler, BC, Canada
Summary:
This off-leash dog park features a fully fenced and double gated enclosure on the shore of Alpha Lake. It includes a dog beach for swimming.
Ambleside (off-leash dog park), West Vancouver, BC
Leashing Requirements:
- Off-leash areas
Dog Features:
- Swimming area (beach)
Ambleside Park | West Vancouver, Marine Drive, West Vancouver, BC, Canada
Summary:
The off-leash dog park is located at the eastside of Ambleside Park. It includes a section of seawall, a beach area for swimming and a grass field.
Barnet Marine Park (off-leash dog park), Burnaby, BC
Leashing Requirements:
- Off-leash areas
- On-leash areas
- No dogs allowed areas
Dog Features:
- Swimming area (beach)
8181 Barnet Road, Burnaby, BC, Canada
Summary:
The off-leash area is a large grassy area running along the waterfront. See our directory listing for the full off-leash times and restrictions.
Beachcomber Regional Park (off-leash dog beach), Nanoose Bay, BC
Leashing Requirements:
- Off-leash areas
Dog Features:
- Off-leash trails
- Swimming area (beach)
Trail difficulty:
- Beginner
Trail length:
- Less than 1 kilometer
Trail elevation gain:
- Mild
Beachcomber Regional Park, Marina Way, Nanoose Bay, BC, Canada
Summary:
A beautiful off-leash beach and park with sandstone rocks and two beach areas with lots of room for dogs to play or have a swim.
Beacon Hill Park (off-leash dog park) at Dallas Road Waterfront, Victoria, BC
Leashing Requirements:
- Off-leash areas
- On-leash areas
- No dogs allowed areas
Dog Features:
- Swimming area (beach)
Dallas Road, Victoria, BC, Canada
Summary:
Victoria off-leash dog park and beach. Featuring an unfenced grass field next to the parking lot on Dallas Rd. There’s a cool set of stairs leading down to the beach.
Beaver Lake Regional Park (off-leash dog park), Victoria, BC
Leashing Requirements:
- Off-leash areas
- On-leash areas
- No dogs allowed areas
Dog Features:
- Off-leash trails
- Swimming area (beach)
Trail difficulty:
- Beginner
Trail length:
- Between 5 and 10 kilometers
Trail elevation gain:
- Mostly flat
Bear Hill Road at Brookleigh Road, Victoria, BC, Canada
Summary:
With the exception of the beach and picnic areas, which are clearly marked, dogs are welcome off-leash at Beaver Lake Regional Park. The park has long easy trails where you can take a stroll with your dog and several areas where your dog can cool down with a swim in the lake.
Blackie Spit Off-leash Dog Park, Surrey, BC
Leashing Requirements:
- Off-leash areas
- On-leash areas
- No dogs allowed areas
Dog Features:
- Fully fenced and gated off-leash enclosure
- Double gated entry (to the off-leash enclosure)
- Swimming area (beach)
- Drinking water
- Poop bags
3136 McBride Avenue, Surrey, BC, Canada
Summary:
Located in beautiful Crescent Beach, this off-leash dog park has a dog beach, some short trails and a large fully-fenced and double gated enclosure.
Bowen Bay Beach, Bowen Island, BC
Leashing Requirements:
- Off-leash areas
- No dogs allowed areas
Dog Features:
- Swimming area (beach)
- Drinking water
1798 Bowen Bay Rd, Bowen Island, BC V0N 1G2, Canada
Summary:
Bowen Bay Beach is a very nice, off-leash beach with beautiful views but dogs are not allowed in July or August. There is a fresh water creek next to the beach where your dog can have a drink and a boat launch which is suitable for launching small boats by hand. Parking is limited but there is street parking available.
Brohm Lake (off-leash) Interpretive Forest, Squamish, BC
Leashing Requirements:
- Off-leash areas
Dog Features:
- Off-leash trails
- Swimming area (beach)
Trail difficulty:
- Intermediate
Trail length:
- Between 5 and 10 kilometers
Trail elevation gain:
- Mild
Brohm Lake, Squamish, BC, Canada
Summary:
Brohm Lake is a beautiful hike in Squamish BC. It features a dog friendly loop of mild to moderate trails with stunning views. Allow for 4-5 hours to hike.
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