Off leash dog park is decent, although would not recommend this for smaller or sensitive dogs. There is a tendency for this park to have some larger dogs, although most of the owners here do tend to pay attention to their dogs and any aggressive dogs will usually be stopped. It can get very dusty in the summer, and very muddy in the wet months. There is water and usually there are poop bags at the parking lot entry point. Most owners are quite considerate here and mindful to clean up after their pets. There are a couple of small walking loops, and some large logs that dogs can play on. If you want to give your dog a more challenging walk, a short distance from this off leash area, there is the Burnaby lake trail - a 10 km loop walk. This is a good easy trail,...
Read moreSomewhere between April and late May geese have their goslings in toe, this is my favorite time to visit and see a uniqueness of nature that's usually hidden. They also have a Nature House open during the summer months and activities for kids, as well as gorgeous walking trails for adults. Be aware there are some areas where dogs can't go as they want the wildlife to be comfortable, especially with the goslings not being able to fly for a portion of the year. Just like anywhere as long as you keep a respectful eye on how you interact with the area and local wildlife it will be able to be around for others to enjoy...
Read moreNice to have this as an off-leash dog park option in the area... however, not my favourite choice... sometimes have encountered poorly socialized dogs here who can be fearful/aggressive toward others (and owners who are nonchalant about their dog's inappropriate behaviour)... and if there's been rain, there can be a fair bit of mud and long-standing puddle water (this can pose a risk of giardia...
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