Etobicoke Valley has the distinct character of a naturalized area, and is promoted as “a walk on the wild side” to bring out the true sense of primal curiosity in your dog. Etobicoke Valley has a full scope of wildlife ranging from deer, fox, beavers, muskrats, coyotes, birds and fish; and lush foliage and fruit trees (including poison ivy and stinging nettles). It’s quite popular for our canine friends to romp together in this natural park…
Garnetwood leash free zone is a 1.5 acre, fully-fenced off leash, nestled in a larger public park on Burnhamthorpe between Mill Road and Ponytrail. Located south of Mississauga’s Centennial Park, next to Etobicoke Creek, Garnetwood features a scenic park setting, walking trails, and stately evergreens that provide shade in the summer and wind protection in winter…
Jack Darling leash free zone has been restored to its original boundaries, and boasts a full 22 acres for you and your dog to explore together. Peel Region has spared no expense in designing, developing and building this “living roof” on the existing water reservoir and treatment plants. Chain link fencing secures the perimeter, encloses the draining area, and separates the toboggan hill in the winter months…
Located immediately west of the Jack Darling leash free zone main parking lot, it is the newest park to be created. A unique park for the little ones under 25 lbs. An ideal place to learn to socialize and play outside in a totally secure, fully chain link fenced area. No big dogs or big puppies over 25 lbs. A park for Tea Cups and Toy Breeds of all ages…
Lakeside Park features a 1.6 acre Leash Free Zone on scenic Lake Ontario with a surrounding pedestrian path, dual in-and-out gates and wheelchair accessibility. New chain link perimeter fencing keeps all breeds and sizes in the zone. The perfect park for a full stretch run, Lakeside offers running drinking water in warmer months…
A neighbourhood favourite, Parkway Belt Leash-Free Zone is located at the south end of the Hershey Trail just north of Eglinton Avenue and just west of Hwy 403. In this park, you will find ample parking and a paved pathway that leads to the dog park. Parkway Belt recently completed some much needed upgrades, most notably new chain-link fencing, which now secures the entire perimeter of the park, and features an improved double-gated entranceway…
Commonly called “Q Park” for short, this is the newest park to join Leash Free Mississauga. Q Park is located just north of Erin Mills Town Shopping Centre, on the west side of Erin Mills Parkway. This park offers a friendly space for your dog to socialize, while remaining in your view at all times. Q Park features two securely fenced areas…
Totoredaca (or “Toto”) is a generous 3.5 acre leash free zone which is fully secured with a chain link fence, and offers a variety of terrains and facilities for your dog to explore. A natural wooded area offers cool summer shade and protection from winter winds. Toto features a separate enclosed area exclusively for smaller…
Paul Coffey leash free zone is a 0.3 acre, fully-fenced off leash, nestled in a larger public park at Goreway Drive and Derry Road East. Located on the west side of Mississauga’s Paul Coffey Park, it features a scenic park setting, walking trails, and a variety of trees that provide shade in the summer and wind protection in winter. This park has ample parking and a public restroom (seasonal) within. The leash free zone is accessible from paths from the Arena parking, Derry Road and Professional Court. Chain link fence provides a safe off-leash experience for dogs of all sizes