Surrey offers an incredible selection of off-leash dog parks, beach access, and fenced play zones, making it one of the most pet-friendly cities in British Columbia.
As one of the largest and fastest-growing cities in BC, Surrey provides a rich mix of urban and nature-friendly spaces for pets and their humans. There are over 20 designated off-leash dog parks spread across the city, including Blackie Spit Park, a favorite for water-loving pups, and Tynehead Regional Park, known for its wide open spaces and trails. Many of Surrey’s dog parks are fully fenced, offer double-gated entry, benches, and water access. With clear leash laws and extensive pet resources, Surrey is a top destination for dog owners in the Lower Mainland.
1. Are all dog parks fenced?
Not all, but many are. Parks like **Dogwood Park** and **Freedom Dog Park** offer fully fenced areas with double-gated entrances.
2. Can dogs swim off-leash?
Yes. **Blackie Spit Park** has designated off-leash water access — a rare find in Metro Vancouver.
3. Are waste bags provided?
Some locations offer dispensers, but it’s best to bring your own to avoid shortages.
4. Do I need to license my dog?
Yes. Surrey requires all dogs over 3 months to be licensed.
5. Are aggressive dogs allowed?
No. Dogs must be under control and well-socialized to use off-leash areas.
1. How many off-leash parks are in Surrey?
There are over **20 designated off-leash dog parks** across the city.
2. Which park has beach access?
**Blackie Spit Park** offers beach and water access with an off-leash zone.
3. Are there fenced options for small dogs?
Yes. Some parks include **small dog-only areas**, such as at **Crescent Park**.
4. Do all parks have water fountains?
Not all. Bring your own water, especially during hot weather.
5. What’s the best trail-style park?
**Tynehead Regional Park** offers forested trails and large open spaces where dogs can run freely off-leash.
6. Where can I find park maps?
Visit **surrey.ca** for interactive maps and details on all dog park locations.
