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Parks, playgrounds and green spaces for all ages.
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Vermont Square Park Off Leash Dog Area (Annex)
A City of Toronto off leash area for dogs in Vermont Square Park, a neighbourhood park north of Bloor Street near Bathurst. It is on the City's official list of off leash areas and is free to use. Keep your dog under control, pick up after it and follow the posted signs and hours.
Zorra Park Off Leash Dog Area (Etobicoke)
A City of Toronto off leash area for dogs in Zorra Park, a newer park near Islington and The Queensway in south Etobicoke. It is on the City's official list of off leash areas and is free to use. Keep your dog under control, pick up after it and follow the posted signs and hours.
Linkwood Lane Park Off Leash Dog Area (Don Mills)
A City of Toronto off leash area for dogs in Linkwood Lane Park, a park at the edge of the East Don ravine, with trail links down into the valley. It is on the City's official list of off leash areas and is free to use. Keep your dog under control, pick up after it and follow the posted signs and hours.
Cassels Avenue Playground Off Leash Dog Area (The Beaches)
A City of Toronto off leash area for dogs in Cassels Avenue Playground, a small local park in the Upper Beaches near Main Street. It is on the City's official list of off leash areas and is free to use. Keep your dog under control, pick up after it and follow the posted signs and hours.
Grand Avenue Park Off Leash Dog Area (Etobicoke)
A City of Toronto off leash area for dogs in Grand Avenue Park, a neighbourhood park in south Etobicoke near the Humber Bay Shores condos and the Mimico Creek trail. It is on the City's official list of off leash areas and is free to use. Keep your dog under control, pick up after it and follow the posted signs and hours.
Confederation Park Off Leash Dog Area (Scarborough)
A City of Toronto off leash area for dogs in Confederation Park, a neighbourhood park in the Woburn area of Scarborough. It is on the City's official list of off leash areas and is free to use. Keep your dog under control, pick up after it and follow the posted signs and hours.
Raymore Park Off Leash Dog Area (Humber River, Etobicoke)
A City of Toronto off leash area for dogs in Raymore Park, a riverside park in the Humber valley, right on the Humber River Recreational Trail. It is on the City's official list of off leash areas and is free to use. Keep your dog under control, pick up after it and follow the posted signs and hours.
Botany Hill Park Off Leash Dog Area (Scarborough)
A City of Toronto off leash area for dogs in Botany Hill Park, a green space in east Scarborough near Highland Creek. It is on the City's official list of off leash areas and is free to use. Keep your dog under control, pick up after it and follow the posted signs and hours.
L'Amoreaux North Park Off Leash Dog Area (Scarborough)
A City of Toronto off leash area for dogs in L'Amoreaux North Park, part of the large L'Amoreaux parkland in north Scarborough, with open fields and paths. It is on the City's official list of off leash areas and is free to use. Keep your dog under control, pick up after it and follow the posted signs and hours.
Frank Faubert Wood Lot (Hand of God Park) Off Leash Dog Area (Scarborough Centre)
A City of Toronto off leash area for dogs in the Frank Faubert Wood Lot, a patch of woods behind the Scarborough Civic Centre, nicknamed Hand of God Park. It is on the City's official list of off leash areas and is free to use. Keep your dog under control, pick up after it and follow the posted signs and hours.
Merrill Bridge Road Park Off Leash Dog Area (East End)
A City of Toronto off leash area for dogs in Merrill Bridge Road Park, a small neighbourhood park in the east end. It is on the City's official list of off leash areas and is free to use. Keep your dog under control, pick up after it and follow the posted signs and hours.
Balmy Beach Park (Silverbirch) Off Leash Dog Area (The Beaches)
A City of Toronto off leash area for dogs in Balmy Beach Park (Silverbirch), a grassy park at the east end of the Beaches boardwalk, right by the sand and Lake Ontario. It is on the City's official list of off leash areas and is free to use. Keep your dog under control, pick up after it and follow the posted signs and hours.