OSBORNE BAY REGIONAL PARK

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1222 Smith Rd, Duncan, BC V9L 5W7, Canada

Located at 1222 Smith Rd, Duncan, BC, this official dog park is a fantastic destination for dog owners looking for a spacious and engaging environment for their furry friends. The park boasts a wide open field, tree-covered trails, and direct access to an ocean beach, providing ample opportunities for exploring and socializing. Users rave about its size and amenities, including designated parking, convenient waste disposal options with available poo bags, and a fresh water stream that runs along the main path—though it’s wise to bring your own water during the summer months when it may dry up. With a trail leading to the beach, dogs can enjoy a variety of terrains, from grassy expanses to sandy shores, perfect for chasing after tossed balls or simply running free. The park is situated at the end of a dead-end road, ensuring a safe environment with minimal traffic interference. Overall, this off-leash park is a wonderful spot for dogs and their owners to enjoy the great outdoors together!

Off-Leash Area
Dog-Friendly Trail
Open Field
Swimming Area
Wildlife

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Park Reviews (5)

Cooper @Davester

21 Jan 2024 | 23:30 PM

Toby @Tobyandme

Really big awesome off leash park with a trail that leads to an ocean beach

20 Jul 2023 | 23:31 PM

Toby @Tobyandme

Really big awesome off leash park with a trail that leads to an ocean beach

20 Jul 2023 | 23:31 PM

Toby @Tobyandme

Really big awesome off leash park with a trail that leads to an ocean beach

20 Jul 2023 | 23:31 PM

Rocky @its.a.rocky.road

This is an awesome off leash dog park! It has so many elements to it from a wide open field to tree covered trails to ocean front beaches with lots of washed up logs to climb on! There are lots of parking spots and it’s at the end of a dead end so there’s no through traffic. There are always poo bags available and a bin to dispose of them. There is plenty of fresh water as a stream runs down the side of the main path that leads down to the beach (it does dry up in the heat of the summer so best to bring water then).