Dog-Friendly Activities Near Mayfield, Edmonton, AB, CA

Bring Fido to romp off-leash at the Buena Vista Dog Park. This area brands itself as great for ball throwing, walking and playing with multiple dogs. It is not fenced, although it does feature gravel and paved paths, water access, and snow removal on parking lots and its bike path. Dogs should be leashed during hot air balloon launches and must be cleaned up after and licensed. Owners should have voice control of their pet and have a leash on hand. The park is open daily from 5am to 11pm.

Fido can explore off-leash at the Patricia Ravine! The trek features paved and granular mix paths and water access. Dogs hiking the Patricia Ravine must be cleaned up after and licensed during their visit. Owners should have voice control of their pet and have a leash on hand.

Featuring open space and a path through the woods, Callingwood is the perfect space for an off-leash walk or a game of fetch. Callingwood is not fenced. Its path is part gravel and part natural. Dogs must be cleaned up after and licensed during their visit. Owners should have voice control of their pet and have a leash on hand.

Hawrelak Trail is an off-leash area perfect for walks through the woods and along the water. Hawrelak features a granular and natural trail. Dogs must be cleaned up after and licensed during their walk. Owners should have voice control of their pet and have a leash on hand.

Lee Valley Tools is a local chain tool store with a pet-friendly location in Edmonton, AB. Owners and their pets are welcome inside to shop for a variety of products, including tools, kitchenware, hardware, garden supplies and more.

Central Bark, a gated, members-only dog park, provides Fido the chance to roam free in a safe, monitored area. The park is approximately three acres and is separated into two play areas, one for dogs who like to socialize with dogs of all shapes and sizes, and one for small dogs who aren't comfortable around large dogs. Dogs must be cleaned up after and licensed. Monthly membership fees are $12, and annual memberships are $130. Dog owners can fill out an application on Central Bark's official website.

Belgravia is an off-leash area best for walking and ball throwing. It features a partly paved and partly natural path, snow removal on hard pathways, and street lighting along Sask. Drive. Dogs must be cleaned up after and licensed during their time at Belgravia. Owners should have voice control of their pet and have a leash on hand.

SYC Brewing Co is pet-friendly. Dogs are welcome to join their owners in this Edmonton taproom. If you're feeling hungry, you are welcome to bring your own food with you to enjoy outside. SYC Brewing Co is open Wednesday to Thursday from 3pm to 6pm, Friday to Saturday from 1pm to 6pm, and Sunday from 1pm to 4pm.

Sit Stay Squat is a pet-friendly way of getting fit. You can bring your pooch with you to enjoy fitness, yoga and walking classes with this Edmonton-based health specialist. Sarah, the instructor, is an expert in the field of human and dog fitness classes. She is certified as a K9 Fit Club Master Trainer. The classes are held in different places across the city, depending on the weather. They involve a little bit of everything, including strengthening and conditioning. Classes are $20 for a drop-in, $90 for a package of 5, and $160 for a package of 10.

Valleyview Drive is an off-leash dog area branding itself as great for short walks and ball throwing with Fido. Valleyview Drive is not fenced, and it does not feature paths or water access. The area is close to a road, so dog owners should be sure they have complete voice control of their pet before heading out to play. Dogs must be cleaned up after and licensed. Owners should have a leash on hand.

Bring Fido to 121A Street City Level Park for a game of fetch or a walk. The Park features a multi-use bike path and a multi-use paved trail. There is fencing along one side of the corridor and partial lighting South of 111 Avenue. Dogs must be cleaned up after and licensed. Owners should have voice control of their pet and have a leash on hand.

Bring Fido for a walk at Wellington Park. The grassy area is perfect for a game of fetch with Fido. It is partially lit along 136a Ave NW, and is fenced on one side. Dogs must be cleaned up after and licensed. Owners should have voice control of their pet and have a leash on hand.

Brander Gardens is an off-leash area best for a short walk with Fido. The path is not fenced, but it is paved and partially lit with street lights. It will be cleared of snow when necessary. Dogs must be cleaned up after and licensed. Owners should have voice control of their pet and have a leash on hand.

Orval Allen Park and Berm is an off-leash area perfect for ball throwing, walking, and playing with multiple dogs. Orval Allen features open spaces, a sidewalk path along 127 Street, fencing on three sides of the park area and one side of the boulevard area, and partial lighting and snow clearing along 127 Street. Dogs must be under voice control, cleaned up after and licensed during their visit. Owners should have a leash on hand.

Prince Rupert is an off-leash area best for games of fetch and walks. There is no path, fencing, or snow removal. Prince Rupert is partially lit by street lighting along 119 Street. Dogs should be under complete voice control, cleaned up after and licensed during their walk. Owners should have a leash on hand.

Dovercourt and Woodcroft is an off-leash area. The paths are mixed, but mostly paved. The area is lit by street lights. When it snows, the paved paths will be cleared. Dovercourt and Woodcraft runs along a road, so dog owners should be sure they have complete voice control over their pet before heading out for a walk. They should also have a leash on hand. Dogs must be cleaned up after and licensed.