David Gray Park

Taylor Park Dog Off-Lease Enclosure (7599 Mission Ave, Burnaby, BC V3N 5G3, Canada) provides separate runs for tiny dogs and their larger friends. Water is available on-site, and there’s good tree cover for hot afternoons. Dogs love having so much room to roam. Muddy patches are common after rainfall.

Alaska Dog Park at 4511 Alaska St, Burnaby, BC V5C 4E1, Canada offers two distinct sections—one for smaller pups and another for bigger breeds. You’ll often have the space to yourselves. The ground becomes quite sloppy when it’s wet.

You’ll find Willingdon Heights Dog Park at 1688 Gilmore Ave, Burnaby, BC V5C 4T3, Canada, thoughtfully divides the area so small dogs and large dogs each have their own space, and you’ll find water stations here, and you can sit and relax on the benches provided. Dog owners here tend to be friendly and engaged. Expect muddy conditions in wet weather.

Confederation Park trail, located at Confederation Park Viewpoint, Trans Canada Trail, Burnaby, BC V5C 6K1, Canada, is a fully enclosed off-leash area where dogs can romp safely. Water is available on-site, and shaded spots offer relief from the heat, and this is a more peaceful option for shy dogs. Finding it takes a bit of navigation.

Drummond’s Walk Dog Off-leash Trail, located at 8007 Texaco Dr, Burnaby, BC V5A 4V2, Canada, offers an area for canine friends to meet and play, and you’ll find water stations here, and there’s beach access for swimming. It’s a sociable spot with considerate visitors. Muddy patches are common after rainfall.

Situated at 7410 Morley Dr, Burnaby, BC V5E 1Pg, Canada, Malvern Off-Leash Dog Area thoughtfully divides the area so small dogs and large dogs each have their own space, and water access keeps pups hydrated, and shaded spots offer relief from the heat. It’s a well-used park with regular visitors. There’s not much cover from the sun.