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Dog Parks in the TriCities: Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam and Port Moody

dog parkVisit any park in BC and it is not difficult to see at least a dog or two on a weekday, more on weekends. We love our best buddies and they are fun to be with. But when it come to other people’s dogs any our own children, you may find it wary to bring children to a park with stray dogs around. That’s why in most public parks,  humans are prioritized by requiring dogs to be on the leash.

But dogs need to run freely too. So communities are now starting to designate dog-friendly public spaces which both the dogs and the owners themselves find beneficial.

Coquitlam
  • Bramble Park- 2275 Panorama Dr.- Westwood Plateau
  • Miller Park- A forest-trail with nice views. -870 Oakview St
  • Mundy Park-The cities largest park, the best example of an urban + nature combined. -64 Hillcrest Street
  • Ridge Park-located on top of the Parkway BV, Westwood Plateau. Enjoy hiking and picnic too.

Port Coquitlam

Shaughnessy Park Dog Off-Leash Area is the only public space in Port Coquitlam where dogs can run and roam freely. Glad news for everyone in the community who would love to play catch balls, frisbee and dog tricks with their canine buddies. This new community space is to reduce conflicts in other parks where dogs are required to be on-leash on any public place except for private property.


Port Moody

Unfenced natural areas:
  • South end of Hugh Street cor Henry Street- a patch of public land where dogs can be off-leash.
  • Bert Flinn Park- Find the right of way trail in the east-west connector of this park. -Heritage Mountain Bv at David Ave.
  • Westhill Park- find the north end part of the park to unleash your dog. -200 Westhill Place

Fenced park where dogs can run:
  • Rocky Point Park- has a great view of the Burrard Inlet, no sand, just grass & water. -2800 Murray St

Do you have a dog? Having such public will surely bring that wide grin on your doggy’s face. You can search more online for more information about other dog friendly parks in Greater Vancouver area.