Leduc offers four spacious off-leash dog parks that provide residents and visitors with the perfect places to let their furry friends run, play, and socialize. Open seven days a week, 24 hours a day, these parks are designed for convenience and accessibility, ensuring dogs of all sizes and energy levels can enjoy safe, open spaces at any time.
Located on the east side of William F. Lede Park (behind the LRC on Black Gold Drive), K9 Off-leash Dog Park is 40 acres of mixed parkland with trails through forest and wetlands. The area is fully fenced with benches and waste bag dispensers, and now includes a fenced area for smaller dogs.
Note: The K9 Off-Leash Dog Park main entrance will be relocated to the east until Spring 2026. The fenced area of the dog park will be temporarily adjusted to allow for construction work that is part of the Fraser neighbourhood development.
The dog park continues to be open for residents and paw friends. Follow the posted signage to the temporary entrance.
Barclay Off-leash Dog Park is located in the Leduc Business Park at 3914-77 Ave., east of Highway 2. This park features a naturalized trail and stormwater pond and is partially fenced.
*Closed for season* Deer Valley Temporary Off-Leash Dog Park is located off Grant MacEwan Blvd near MacEwan Greens (6201 Grant MacEwan Blvd). This temporary off-leash dog park was the second year of a pilot project. Survey feedback from the community will be provided to Leduc City Council towards the end of 2025 to help inform decisions about whether this location should be made permanent.
Outlook Park is Leduc’s newest off-leash dog park. It is located in the Leduc Business Park (east of Highway 2) and is accessible off 33 Street. The park includes a naturalized hill and stormwater pond. The trail and seating area on the hill offer scenic views, and it is partially fenced.
Rules for Enjoyment
- To use the dog park, pets must be:
- Licensed and vaccinated
- Older than four months
- Accompanied by an adult
- Be cautious when bringing your intact (un-spayed or un-neutered) pet to the park.
- Keep your dog within your sight.
- Clean up after your dog (pick up their poop immediately and fill in any holes they dig).
- Remove your dog immediately if they become aggressive.
- Please keep the gates closed.
- Leash your dog outside the gates.
Please refrain from using the park if your pet is:
- Sick
- In heat or pre-heat
- Fearful of other dogs
- Aggressive or anti-social
Remember, you are liable for the actions and behaviour of your dogs at all times.
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