Sue Higgins Dog Park - Vehicle Parking Lot — Attraction in Calgary

The best off leash dog park in Calgary! Not just plenty room for the dogs to play, but a variety of landscapes too - grassy patches, gentle slopes, and access to water. The park connects to Fish Creek through the Green corridor, and can be accessed as a part of a long bike ride too. One side faces deerfoot trail, and other connects quarry park area.

Dog friendly amenities - plenty of waste bins to dispose off dog waste, at least four spots with benches to sit on and rest mid-walk (if need be). People who get their dogs here are generally very friendly, and clean up after their pets.

Overall, a very amiable space. (I don't have enough photos as I go here almost other day, and my dog gets too excited to play with...

Great parking lot, there are alot of parking spots and I never have not found one to park in. Some of them are angled parking stalls, others are pull right in type. I would say like 73% angle parking and like 27% pull right in type. Some people say "I dont like parking lot and I'm going to park on the road", and I think that's totally fine, just make sure you and your dog/s look both ways before crossing the street if you know what I mean. The people here are mostly dog people and many of them have dogs with them. You know what they say "If you like a great parking lot with 73% angle and 27% pull right in type that has many dog people in and around it then this is your...

I know this is a parking lot review. It's a parking lot. What can I say...we have always found a parking spot. Great pavement...lol. Sneaking in an extra park review... We actually drive from the north side of the city to this park. Great river walk and nice open spaces. Even if it's busy there's plenty of open space to find if you like. Tons of parking. Have always had a great experience here. Obviously, if you're attending anywhere with regularity & interacting with multiple strangers there's always going to be a person or 2 that doesn't understand how to function properly in society or know how to be a responsible pet owner but that isn't the parks fault....