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Dog Parks

Starting in late March 2025, we’ll improve off-leash parks at Rotary, MacLean Trail, Memorial Centre, and Meadowbrook Park. Rotary, MacLean Trail, and Memorial Centre will get small dog enclosures to enhance safety and accessibility.

Let Fido run free in one of our five fully-fenced off-leash dog parks! You must keep your dog under control at all times and are responsible for picking up your dog's waste.

Please note: All dogs in off-leash dog parks must wear tags when at the park. License your pet and get your tags.

Off-leash dog park locations

  • Memorial Centre – 303 York St. (fully accessible)
  • Grass Creek Park – 2991 Hwy. 2 E
  • MacLean Trail Park – 918 Hwy. 15
  • Rotary Park – 1280 Coverdale Dr.
  • Meadowbrook Park – 444 Kingsdale Ave.

Dog park rules 

Rules and regulations, hours of operation and emergency contact numbers are posted at the entrance of each off-leash area.

  • Owners must clean up after their dog(s)
  • Dogs must be under control at all times
  • Dogs must be on-leash until inside the double-gated area
  • Owners and handlers are subject to the Ontario Dog Owner's Liability Act and the City of Kingston Animal Control Bylaw
  • Park users and dog owners take responsibility for risks related to the use of the off-leash dog area
  • Owners must have dog tags indicating vaccination and licensing
  • Dogs that are in heat, sick or aggressive are not permitted
  • No more than two dogs per person are allowed in the off-leash area
  • Supervise children under 12 inside the off-leash area
  • No food is allowed, for humans or dogs
  • Off-leash areas are smoke-free
  • Choke, spikes, chains or pinch collars are not allowed
  • Professional dog trainers are not permitted to conduct business in off-leash areas
  • All pit bulls must wear a muzzle

For more information, read our Off-leash Dog Park Policy.

Service disruptions notice - March to April

From late March to late June, we will intermittently close the off-leash dog parks at Rotary Park, MacLean Trail Park, Memorial Centre, and Meadowbrook Park to improve maintenance and create a small dog corral at Rotary Park, MacLean Trail Park, and Memorial Centre. The Council approved the initiative to create the  small dog corral in 2023.

The City of Kingston acknowledges that we are on the traditional homeland of the Anishinabek, Haudenosaunee, and the Huron-Wendat, and thanks these nations for their care and stewardship over this shared land.

Today, the City is committed to working with Indigenous peoples and all residents to pursue a united path of reconciliation.

Learn more about the City's reconciliation initiatives.

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