Iona Beach Regional Park (off-leash dog park), Richmond, BC
Park Features
Leashing Requirements:
- Off-leash areas
- On-leash areas
- No dogs allowed areas
Dog Features:
- Off-leash trails
- Drinking water
- Poop bags
Size of off-leash area (Parks):
- Large
Other Features (Parks):
- Picnic tables
- Washrooms
- Running path
Washrooms:
- Flush toilets
- Accessible washroom
Park Governance: Regional (Provincial or State)
Trail Features
Trail difficulty:
- Beginner
Other Features (Trails & Hikes):
- Horse trails
Trail length:
- Less than 1 kilometer
- Between 1 and 5 kilometers
- Between 5 and 10 kilometers
- More than 10 kilometers
Trail terrain:
- Sand
- Dirt or gravel
- Asphalt or concrete
Trail elevation gain:
- Mostly flat
Iona Beach Regional Park in Richmond, BC, has a beautiful jetty which stretches 4 kilometers into the ocean - that's an 8km round trip walk or bike ride! Dogs are allowed off-leash on the lower roadway of the Iona Jetty but they must be on-leash on the trail (on top of the jetty) and everywhere else in the park.
There are two areas where dogs are not allowed because of high value wildlife habitat
- The ponds and areas surrounding them on the park's east side.
- The foreshore and beach between the Iona Jetty and the North Jetty.
The park has bathrooms, water fountains for humans and dogs, poop bags, beach access, park benches, picnic tables and more. A beautiful place to spend an afternoon.
Check out the Iona Regional Park Map for an overview of the park.
Links
Official Park Website: http://www.metrovancouver.org/services/parks/parks-greenways-reserves/iona-beach-regional-park
Local Animal Control Bylaws: http://www.metrovancouver.org/boards/Bylaws1/GVRD_Bylaw_1177-Unofficial_Consolidation.pdf
900 Ferguson Road, Richmond, BC V7B 1W7, Canada