Campbellford offers a community-supported off-leash dog park where pets can safely enjoy open space, freedom, and fresh air in a friendly rural setting.
Campbellford, part of the Municipality of Trent Hills, offers a local leash-free dog park located within Kennedy Park. The space is fully fenced and open to dogs of all sizes, offering basic amenities like waste bins, benches, and open field space. It’s a quiet and welcoming park maintained with the support of local volunteers and is a valuable recreational space for dog owners in the region.
1. Are dogs allowed off-leash outside the designated area?
No. Dogs must remain leashed at all times outside of the designated off-leash zone.
2. What is the handler-to-dog limit?
A maximum of **three dogs per adult handler** is permitted in the off-leash area.
3. What happens if a dog acts aggressively?
Aggressive or disruptive dogs must be removed immediately to ensure a safe environment for all.
4. Can food or toys be brought into the park?
It’s recommended to avoid bringing food or toys that may trigger possessiveness or competition among dogs.
5. Are dog owners responsible for cleaning up?
Yes. Owners must pick up after their dogs and dispose of waste using on-site bins or by packing it out.
1. Where is the leash-free dog park located?
The off-leash area is located within **Kennedy Park** in Campbellford, Ontario.
2. Is the dog park fully fenced?
Yes. The park is enclosed with fencing to keep dogs safe while they play.
3. Are there separate zones for small and large dogs?
No. All dogs share the same space, so handlers should supervise closely.
4. Is the park free to use?
Yes. There is no fee or registration required — the park is open to the public.
5. What are the operating hours?
Generally open from **dawn until dusk**, unless otherwise posted.
6. Who maintains the park?
The park is maintained with help from the Municipality of Trent Hills and local volunteers.
