Beaverton Dog Trails

**bookings for June will resume June 1st. May bookings are currently 50% off. Welcome to Beaverton's Dog Trails! Please access the trails from Concession 6. Punch these coordinates into Google Maps: 44.4415942, -79.1065234. There is a SniffSpot Sign at the entrance. You may park in the private driveway. Rubber boots are recommended! At times the river will be high, and you may only have access to the first half of the trails. Cross the river at your own discretion. There are still plenty of trails to discover! Please pick up after your dog, there is a waste bin at the entrance. Please help yourself to a laminated map at the entrance and return after your walk. The map is posted throughout the trails with "you are here" symbols to help you navigate the trails. There is also bug spray in the cabinet at the trail entrance. If trails are blocked off with caution tape, they are temporarily closed. Enjoy your visit! IMPORTANT: all prices listed are in USD and guests will be charged in USD. I unfortunately cannot control this as Sniffspot is an American app.

Summer's Yard ! 1 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Play yard In East Gwillimbury

IMPORTANT: all prices listed are in USD and guests will be charged in USD Large fully fenced yard where your furry friend can run, play, chase a few balls all while off leash. They will have plenty of room to roam and stretch their legs.

🐾25 Acre Unfenced and Private Hike Dog Park In Innisfill🐾

IMPORTANT: all prices listed are in USD and guests will be charged in USD Explore Our 25-Acre Dog Paradise With 25 acres, your pet will be open to exploring nature’s wonders. Our property features meandering through lush wooded areas, lined with towering trees that provide ample shade. Natural obstacles like fallen logs, rocks, and low-hanging branches create an exciting environment for dogs to navigate and explore. These sections invite curiosity, with different textures and scents stimulating their senses as they adventure through the underbrush and climb over obstacles. We also offer open fields where dogs can run freely and stretch their legs. These grassy areas provide plenty of space for playful romps, rolling around, or socializing with other dogs. The open space is perfect for burning off energy in a natural, enjoyable setting. Our property features creeks, streams, and a scenic pond for your pooch to explore. Shallow crossings allow dogs to cool off on warmer days, splash around, and drink from fresh water. Small hills and mounds provide opportunities for climbing, jumping, and muscle strengthening, making the terrain dynamic and challenging while offering panoramic views from elevated points.

Ksenia's 1 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In East Gwillimbury

IMPORTANT: all prices listed are in USD and guests will be charged in USD

Bow Wow Country Club's 5 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In Schomberg

Bow Wow Country Club is a fully operational Doggy daycare and boarding facility, now offering private park access. As our facility is open during the day, please be aware that other dogs and people may be seen or heard. If you would like to know our quieter times, please send us a message so we can advise the best dates and times. Please note that the pond itself is currently closed due to cold weather and baby ducklings being raised, but we hope to be opening it soon!

Little Flowers' 0.6 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Haven

IMPORTANT: all prices listed are in USD and guests will be charged in USD **We will be closed from November 1st, 2024 until spring 2025** Enjoy our tranquil 0.6-acre, fully fenced yard, perfect for dogs who may be anxious around other dogs or people. With ample flat space, it’s an ideal area for them to run, play, and explore in complete privacy. You and your fur-baby can enjoy quality time together without any interruptions.

3 Acre Fully Fenced Private Dog Park In Kirkfield

Private Dog Space – Safe, Quiet & Farm-Style Experience Give your dog a peaceful place to run, sniff, and play in a private, fully open space away from busy streets and other dogs. This spot offers a calm environment perfect for reactive dogs, training sessions, or just letting your pup enjoy freedom. Located on a unique setup and your dog can explore new smells and surroundings while you relax. The area is spacious, clean, and designed for safe off-leash play.

The never ending trails

IMPORTANT: all prices listed are in USD and guests will be charged in USD !!!IMPORTANT!!! IT’S TIC SEASON AND THEY ARE LOOKING TO HITCH A RIDE. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE CHECK YOURSELF AND YOUR PUPS BEFORE YOU LEAVE. THEY’RE DISGUSTING AND CAN BE HAZARDOUS My place is nearly 200+ acres and can be tricky to find. It’s the 1st house on your left east of the 400 or 1st house on your right west of Jane. When u turn in the drive way follow it to the left and then slight right, you’ll see the house. U can park beside the barn and have an awesome walk, sniff all the things. Bring rain boots or shoes u don’t love lol It can get mucky on the trails at times. Also, there may be farmers out there so if your dog is reactive, maybe come on a weekend. I also LOVE seeing the pics of the pups having a roll in the dirt or just living their best life. Bring on the photoshoot!

The Zoomie Zone (1 Acre Fully Fenced)

IMPORTANT: all prices listed are in USD and guests will be charged in USD Let your dog run, jump, dig, and splash in our fully fenced 1-acre yard! Features include a fun obstacle course, a dedicated sand pit for digging, a mini pool for cooling off, and fresh water always available. There’s plenty of open space for zoomies, training, or simply relaxing under the sky. While they play, you can enjoy some old-fashioned fun too—we’ve got a tetherball set up just for the humans. Safe, private, and made for dogs who love to move!

John and Paula's 60 Acre Private Dog Park In New Lowell

IMPORTANT: all prices listed are in USD and guests will be charged in USD Hello and thanks for visiting our page. We are Paula and John. We own 95 acres of mostly forested land. About 65 acres is walkable and we have trails throughout. We are learning as we go, and hope to provide you and your dogs a fun day. If you have any question feel free to ask. And remember, we love dogs just as much as you do. There are a few important points we'd like you to consider. We like to meet our new guests for the first time. This gives us a chance to get to know you better and also put friendly faces to us, the hosts. We want you to feel welcome and know that we care about your dogs. We have several trails that split out to other trails. There will be signs to help you navigate through them, and some suggestions that will help you keep track of remaining time. In the colder months, running water will not be provided. We will also reserve the right to cancel the appointment if we get heavy snow squalls. Our plan is to keep the trails plowed, but in the event of a snow storm, it may take us a few days to get the trails plowed. In general, we will not be open past dusk, unless you specifically ask us and are aware of the risks of walking in the dark. I always walk my dogs on winter nights. Just carry some sort of flashlight. We currently have an electric gate that can only be opened by us at the gate, and not remotely. When a guest arrives, we will be there to open the gate for you, close it once you're in, and open it again upon your departure. Lastly a note about safety. Safety is important to us, but please note that you are entering nature. Our spot is home to many small animals, including porcupines. If your dogs are into porcupines, I would stay cautious of your pets entering the dense bush and recommend they stick to the trails instead. The probability of spotting a porcupine though is very low. Other animals will simply not bother human visitors and their dog companions. You may spot a deer or two if you're lucky that day. Deer are mostly friendly, but I would suggest keeping your distance if you spot a buck. However, they typically flee when they spot you. In all my years spotting buck, I've never seen one charge at anyone. Still, be safe. Although very rare, you many spot a coyote. Once again, they generally don't bother humans. If you spot one, keep your dogs close. Coyotes don't like confrontations with humans, so your dogs will be safe if by your side.