Off-Leash Dog Parks in Prince Edward Island

Discover the Best Leash-Free Dog Parks in P.E.I.
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Prince Edward Island may be Canada’s smallest province, but it offers big fun for dogs! From scenic parks in Charlottetown to quiet trails in Summerside and Stratford, P.E.I. provides a handful of welcoming leash-free areas for dogs to run, play, and socialize safely. LeashFree.ca connects you to the best off-leash spaces on the island — whether fenced-in or natural and open.

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Featured Dog Parks in Prince Edward Island

Queen Elizabeth Dog Park – Charlottetown

A fully fenced dog park located inside Queen Elizabeth Park, featuring agility equipment, open space, and a friendly local dog community.
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Heather Moyse Park Dog Area – Summerside

This community dog park includes a fenced area, shade trees, and walking paths — a quiet and convenient spot for off-leash play in Summerside.
View Heather Moyse Park

P.E.I. Dog Park Rules & Guidelines

Most off-leash parks in Prince Edward Island follow common safety rules:

  • Dogs must be licensed and vaccinated
  • Aggressive dogs or dogs in heat are not permitted
  • Dogs must be leashed when entering/exiting the park
  • Owners must pick up after their dogs
  • Dogs must remain under control and within sight at all times

Local signage will display specific park regulations.

Seasonal Tips for P.E.I. Dog Parks

  • Winter: Coastal winds can be sharp — bring warm gear for dogs and use caution on icy paths
  • Spring: Rain and snowmelt may make trails muddy — bring towels or paw wipes
  • Summer: Stay cool with shaded visits and plenty of water — avoid mid-day heat
  • Fall: Crisp air makes for ideal walking conditions — watch for reduced daylight

Dog Park Etiquette in Prince Edward Island

Good etiquette helps maintain safe, welcoming leash-free spaces for all:

  • Stay alert and supervise your dog
  • Respect shared space by removing waste promptly
  • Avoid bringing food or toys that could cause resource guarding
  • Only bring dogs who are well-socialized and non-aggressive
  • Be courteous to other pet owners and report any issues to local authorities

💬 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

We’ve answered the most common queries about park rules, seasonal access, dog safety, and more to help you and your pup make the most of every visit.
Q: Are off-leash dog parks in P.E.I. fenced?
Most municipal dog parks, like in Charlottetown and Summerside, are fully fenced. Some trail areas may be partially enclosed or open.
Q: Do I need to register my dog?
Yes, most towns in P.E.I. require dog licenses for access to public off-leash areas.
Q: Are P.E.I. leash-free parks open all year?
Yes, but conditions may vary depending on snowfall or park maintenance.
Q: How many dogs can I bring?
Most municipalities recommend a maximum of 2–3 dogs per person for proper supervision.
Q: Are there any leash-free beaches on P.E.I.?
Most beaches have seasonal leash rules. Some allow off-leash access in off-peak seasons — always check local signage.