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Dog parks in Richmond Hill

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.

Tower Hill Road Off Leash Park

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Just west of Yonge off of Tower Hill Road (north of Gamble Rd and south of Jefferson sideroad)

New park in Richmond Hill (opened in Oct 2009).

This is a pilot project which began in October. This park is quite large, fenced in, and has a seperate area fenced in for small dogs. There are a few hills, a valley a few benches, trees and shrubs. It is among a great walking tral so it is easy to get to by foot, car, and bus.

The dog park is approximately 1.8 acres, completely fenced in with small dog area (intended for dogs under 12lbs.) and the larger main area. The entrance is double gated for safety.

More info on the Richmond Hill K9 Club website at http://www.rhk9klub.ca

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