Parks and Play

A City of Toronto off leash area for dogs in Earlscourt Park, a large community park at Lansdowne and St. Clair with wide lawns and big trees. 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.

A City of Toronto off leash area for dogs in Hillcrest Park, a neighbourhood park on the old lakeshore ridge along Davenport Road, west of Bathurst 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.

A City of Toronto off leash area for dogs in Sir Winston Churchill Park, a hilltop park at St. Clair and Spadina, at the top of the Nordheimer Ravine and its trails. 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.

A City of Toronto off leash area for dogs in Stan Wadlow Park, a big East York neighbourhood park near the Taylor Creek ravine. 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.

A City of Toronto off leash area for dogs in Sir Casimir Gzowski Park, a lakeside park on the western waterfront near the Humber Bay, right on the Martin Goodman 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.

A City of Toronto off leash area for dogs in Scarborough Heights Park, a park on top of the Scarborough Bluffs near Kingston Road, with lake views close by. 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.

A City of Toronto off leash area for dogs in Sherwood Park, a midtown ravine park along Burke Brook, with a forest boardwalk trail under very old trees. 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.

A City of Toronto off leash area for dogs in Craigleigh Gardens, a quiet, leafy park on the edge of the Rosedale ravines, with tall old trees. 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.

A City of Toronto off leash area for dogs in Warden Woods Park, a wooded ravine park along Massey Creek near Warden station, with the Gus Harris Trail running through the forest. 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.

A City of Toronto off leash area for dogs in King's Mill Park, a long riverside park on the west bank of the Humber River, just south of Old Mill station, where dogs can run near the water and the trails. 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.

A big park on the old Woodbine racetrack grounds in the Beaches, built around a pond with a fountain, wetland gardens and walking paths, just north of Woodbine Beach. It has a playground, a sports field, disc golf and Circle of Trees, a public artwork from the City's collection. Free and open year round, with washrooms on site.

A small, leafy square in the heart of Kensington Market with a playground, outdoor fitness equipment and benches, plus a bronze statue of actor Al Waxman, star of the TV series King of Kensington. It is a perfect place to rest between market stops and people watch. Free and open year round, with washrooms on site.