Coquitlam offers a well-balanced mix of fenced dog parks and natural trails where dogs can explore off-leash or on-leash depending on the area.
Located in Metro Vancouver, Coquitlam is home to several designated off-leash dog parks and leash-optional trails. Popular locations include Mundy Park, which offers both forested off-leash trails and a dedicated fenced zone, and Glen Park, a community favourite for accessible open space. Dogs are welcome off-leash in designated areas as long as they are under voice control. The city provides waste bins and signage to support responsible use, making it easy for pet owners to enjoy the outdoors with their dogs year-round.
1. Are dogs allowed off-leash in Coquitlam parks?
Yes, but only in **designated off-leash zones** such as fenced areas or marked trails.
2. Is Mundy Park off-leash?
Yes. It includes both **off-leash trails** during certain hours and a **fenced dog area** for all-day use.
3. Are there rules about dog behavior?
Dogs must be **non-aggressive**, under **voice control**, and supervised at all times.
4. Can I bring my small dog to large dog parks?
Yes, but owners should exercise caution. If a park is busy, it’s best to visit during quieter hours.
5. Am I required to pick up after my dog?
Absolutely. The city provides bins and some bag stations, but owners should always bring their own.
1. How many off-leash parks are in Coquitlam?
There are several, including **Mundy Park**, **Glen Park**, **Ridge Park**, and more.
2. Are any trails leash-optional?
Yes. **Mundy Park’s Perimeter Trail** allows off-leash access during posted hours (usually early morning and late evening).
3. Are there water sources at the parks?
Some parks have water fountains in warmer months. Always bring water just in case.
4. Is parking available near the dog parks?
Yes. Major parks like Mundy and Glen have public parking lots nearby.
5. Can dogs use sports fields?
No. Dogs are not permitted on sports fields, playgrounds, or water play areas — even on leash.
6. Do I need a dog license?
Yes. All dogs in Coquitlam must be licensed through the city.
