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Dog parks in Hamilton

Parks are listed in alphabetical order; designated leash free parks * are on top. Maps indicate the exact location of the dog park even within larger parks.

Hamilton Leash Free Zone

End of Dartnell Road, next to the SPCA View map »
Follow Dartnell Road until you get to the SPCA on the left at the very end of the road. The dog park is on your left.

This park is adjacent to the Hamilton Burlington SPCA. I forgot my camera when I was here so sorry, no pictures.

The park has a fenced in area (left of the gate) and a more grassy larger part (right of the gate). I stayed in the fenced in flat part (I was in a hurry) but I was told that the other side of the park has water where dogs can swim.

You can visit the SPCA while you're in the area and maybe come home with a new dog! My 2nd dog, Olive, is from here and I know you've all heard it before but it's definitely true: adopted dogs are full of love and gratitude!

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2010-07-23

I am In Warren park everyday, It is completely empty except for the pathetic neighbours who believe it is there job to patrol it, Where are all the residents who so desperately want to use this space. What a waste. I suggest all dog lovers send the city an email letting them know we want a space where our dogs can get excercise, and social interaction. Perhaps we need to have a day where all dog owners who enjoy the park could meet at the park and show Russ Powers how many votes he will not be getting.

2010-06-27 | Angel

Great park for our dogs to run free. The only thing when you first enter there our some stones there they should be removed there is really no need for them as there is dirt under them, my dog was so excited when we arrived there he was running around having a great time, but he did hurt his front paw on the stones he cut it open other then the rocks great place to let your dog be himself and have fun!

Warren Park

East end of Tally Ho Drive View map »
This park is actually in Dundas, ON (not Hamilton) but got classified under Hamilton dog parks because of its close proximity. Turn on to Overfield from Governor's Road and right onto Tally Ho Drive at the end of Overfield. The park entrance is to your left. There is parking for 4 or 5 cars by the entrance, additional cars can park on the street.

Warren Park is one of the few off leash dog parks in the area that has water where the dogs can swim and play around.

There is a pond in the park that has shallow parts and deeper areas - perfect for water-loving dogs. My new dog, Olive, learned how to swim in this pond and we always have endless fun here.

This park is real gem: the people are very friendly, dogs have lots and lots of space to run around (the place is several acres large) with plenty of shade, grass and water. Follow the path in the park and you'll find a few benches along the way as well as winding trails surrounded by beautiful trees.

There are no poop bags, however and there are only two garbage bins that I know of so come prepared with bags and hang on to the poop until you get to a garbage bin.

Your dog will get muddy and wet but you don't have to because there is a wide trail with gravel where the less adventurous owners can walk along.

Great park - highly recommended!

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2010-06-27 | Angel

Today I was at this park and it was the worst experiance I have had in a long time, in the add it says leash FREE park. When we found a place in the park we felt in was safe to remove our dogs lease we did. Our dogs ran around and had a great time, we saw a elderly women coming with her small dog so we put ours back on the leads. The elderly women stopped and spoke with us and said it was a beautiful day then we decided to leave. We got up to the exit where a women come out of her house Screaming at us saying it is not a leash free park and she said she had us on Video and was going to turn the video over to the police, she was very rude. This was our first and last time at this park.I think this women should stand there with a sign \"NO DOGS ALLOWED\" It is to bad for animals there are people like her in this world!

2010-06-03 | Fatcat

Somebody up ^ there (in Hamilton, @ City Hall) really hates animals. The proposed dog legislation that would have limited all pets in a household to 3, no matter what your situation, or yard size failed.
(I would like to find out who authored this legislation.)

The few leash frees are being limited or closed every year. Dundas had 3 L.F's., before amalgamation with Hamilton. Now they will probably loose another one. Re-location huh? 'Believe it when I see it!
Even though there are large areas of Conservation Authority Land available, none of it will likely ever be considered for L.F.'s, & Warren Park is being "relocated" because it is proximity to Conservation lands. People claim to have spoken to Hamilton C.A. in the past. Some members were in favour, until it was discussed with others on the board. Then it was then shot down.

Leash Frees & Dog Parks are a no-go in the Greater Hamilton Area, unless something changes at the next election.

2010-04-28 | Jane

This park is not open to leash free dogs from May 31 to second tuesday in September. It abuts conservation lands, is not fenced and is within an ESA ( Environmentally Significant Area) - which is against City policy. Will loose it's leash free status and be re-located as of the summer 2010.

2010-04-09 | Laura

I have walked in Warren Park for several years now, it is a great park for dogs. It is very much needed! It is also far enough away from the road once inside for dogs and owners not to have to worry about dogs running freely! It will be very sad if the city takes it away, as an off leash running zone for dogs!

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