The City of Airdrie has six off-leash areas for dog owners and their dogs to enjoy.

Pet owners are responsible for cleaning up after their pets and ensuring that their pets are in control at all times - on or off of a leash.

Printable map of off-leash areas (PDF)

Fully fenced-in area with a storm water pond, surrounded by chain link fence; located at Sharp Hill Way and Kingsview Road. Only accessible from the north gate off King's View Road. 

Fully fenced-in area designed for small dogs (recommended for dogs under 30lbs). Parking is available on the west side of the enclosed area.

Partially fenced in area located on the pathway south of the cemetery to Spring Haven Crescent. This area is fenced between the QEII Highway and runs along the backyard residential area.

Partially fenced-in area located on the pathway south of third avenue to Sandstone Crescent between the residential area and QEII.

Closure notice:

Starting May 15, 2023, the south portion of the Airdrie Festival of Lights off leash park will be closed until October. The space will serve as a construction staging area while pedestrian bridge replacement is taking place. Although there may be occasional closures at the north portion of the off leash park to accommodate special events, when not used for this purpose, it will remain open for off leash activity during this time. 

Fully fenced-in area on the south side of Nose Creek Park. The area consists of two sections. Parking is available on the east side of the enclosed area.

A portion of the Airdrie Festival of Lights Society Off Leash Park may periodically be used as overflow parking when large events are held in Nose Creek Park. These events may include, the Festival of Lights, the annual Show & Shine and any other large function which may be supported by the City.

Fully fenced in area located along South Point Park at South Point Green.