Off Leash Dog Park in Comox

Off-Leash and Pet Friendly Parks

Parks and forests within the Town of Comox require dogs to be on leash at all times - this includes the North East Woods in north Comox. 

If you want to have a dog off leash please be aware that:

  1. There are off-leash areas in the Comox Valley Regional District - learn more.
  2. There is a dedicated off-leash dog park in the Town of Comox at the site of the former Comox Elementary School - see map below. 
    • The space is a simple area with 4-foot-high fencing that surrounds a 32,000-square-foot area. The park is equipped with a water fountain,  doggy doo-doo bag dispenser and collection bin, as well as picnic tables for owners to watch their dog off-leash. Eight new trees were recently planted in May 2023.  
    • In the summer of 2024, a small dog space was added. This dedicated area is designed especially for smaller four-legged pals, giving them a safe and fun environment to run, play, and socialize.

Please enjoy!  Be respectful of other dogs and cleaning up after your dog.

dog park map
Location Map of the off-leash dog park in Comox. 
Small dog space off-leash
An area for small dogs in located onsite at the off-leash dog park.  
Off-Leash Dog Park Rules
Posted dog park rules for the best experience at the park. 
doggy doo bag dispenser stations in Comox:
  • Aspen Park
  • Anderton Park
  • Comox Harbour Authority – Building at Beginning of Pier Walkway
  • Comox Marina – East and West Side
  • Comox Valley Lion’s Park – in Beckton Estates
  • Croteau Road – Beach Access
  • Edgewater Pub – Walkway
  • Elks & Royal Purple Park – at Kye Bay
  • Filberg Road – Beach Access
  • Forrester Avenue – Detention Pond
  • Jane Place – Beach Access
  • Lancaster Park
  • MacDonald Wood Park
  • Mack Laing Park
  • North East Woods – north end of Torrence Road
  • Port Augusta Park
  • Salish Park

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)