Don Valley Brick Works Park is a lush, green retreat in the city that offers dog owners a scenic, informal off-leash trail experience. While not fenced, it’s beloved for peaceful nature walks with your pup.
Not a fenced dog park, but frequently used by dog owners for off-leash nature walks.
Wychwood Barns Park is a lively green space with shaded paths and open lawns, perfect for leashed dog walks in Hillcrest Village.
Grange Park offers a scenic, art-filled downtown space for on-leash walks through tree-lined paths and grassy lawns.
Hillcrest Park includes a shaded, partially fenced leash-free zone with gravel terrain, ideal for city dog owners seeking a scenic and social space.
Confederation Park features a spacious, fenced leash-free zone with benches and shade, making it a great gathering spot for local dog owners.
Woburn Park in North York features a secure leash-free area for dogs to run freely, with grass, benches, and partial shade for a pleasant visit.
Aitken Place Park is a cozy riverside green space ideal for peaceful on-leash dog walks near Toronto’s East Bayfront.
David Crombie Park provides a quiet urban escape with benches and green space for on-leash dog walks through downtown Toronto.
Cedarvale Park provides a natural off-leash environment with wooded trails and grassy terrain, perfect for active dogs and nature-loving owners.
Vermont Square Park is a fenced urban dog area in the Annex with shade, benches, and a gravel surface for safe, contained play.
Allan Gardens offers dog owners a scenic, shaded spot for on-leash walks through its downtown botanical park setting.
Ramsden Park offers a feature-rich leash-free dog area with separate zones for small and large dogs, all within a central downtown green space.
Orphan's Green in Corktown offers a basic but functional leash-free area, ideal for quick dog breaks in the city.
Tucked into a busy Toronto corridor, the Yonge and York Mills Parkette offers a convenient fenced dog park for residents looking for quick off-leash relief.
Barbara Hall Park’s fenced dog area offers a welcoming green retreat in Toronto’s Church-Wellesley Village, ideal for quick off-leash play.
Regent Park features a compact, fully fenced dog park in the heart of downtown Toronto, ideal for quick visits and city pup socialization.
McCowan Park provides Scarborough residents with a well-maintained fenced dog area, offering plenty of space and shade for relaxed off-leash time.
Thompson Street Parkette offers a modest, fenced-off area in the heart of Leslieville, perfect for short, local off-leash breaks.
Thomson Memorial Park in Scarborough offers a spacious, well-equipped leash-free area with separate zones for large and small dogs, making it a top choice for east-end dog owners.
Riverdale Park West combines city views and community charm, offering a fenced dog park with shaded seating just steps away from Riverdale Farm.
Craigleigh Gardens is a scenic, partially wooded park offering a tranquil off-leash experience among mature trees and winding paths in Rosedale.
Balmy Beach Park is one of Toronto’s rare leash-free waterfront escapes, offering sand, water, and endless space for pups to play and swim along the shoreline.
Kew Gardens blends community and canine fun with a secure leash-free area, shaded seating, and beachside vibes just steps away from Toronto’s waterfront.
Hideaway Park offers a secluded leash-free space in the heart of Leslieville, perfect for quick play sessions in a quiet, tree-covered setting.
Scarborough Heights Park offers a beautiful and open leash-free experience just steps from the Bluffs. Though not fenced, it’s perfect for confident off-leash dogs who love to roam and explore.
Gerrard – Carlaw Parkette is a convenient downtown dog parkette offering a small but secure leash-free zone for quick breaks and socializing in the heart of the city.
