Top public and private dog water parks and swimming pools in Victoria, British Columbia

Aspen Springs Dog Park In Malahat

***IMPORTANT: all prices listed are in USD and guests will be charged in USD*** 12 Acres with a ravine and creek running through the whole length of the property. Just off the Malahat highway, between Tunnel Hill and the Malahat Chalet.

George's Private Dog Park In Ladysmith

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

Lil Campbell River Farms Private Dog Park and Forest In South Surrey

1 Acre fully fenced grassy area Dog Park with covered seating area to enjoy your coffee. No sprays or pesticides used on grass. Long stretch for ball launching and getting out the zoomies. Another 12 acres of walking over a bridge of the Lil Campbell River into an incredibly lush forest. The forest is not all fenced. Once over the bridge, it is the dog owner discretion of whether your dog is off leash or leashed. It is a private forest so it is rare to see other dogs and people, but wildlife is always a possibility. Please keep your dog on a leash from the parking area to the dog park area and also from the dog park to bridge for a walk through the trails in the forest.

Seth's 30 Acre Partially Fenced Private Dog Park In Chimacum

Glendale Farm Dog Park Description Welcome to Glendale Farm, a peaceful 180-acre working farm in the heart of the Chimacum Valley where dogs and their people can slow down, explore, and reconnect with nature. Our Sniffspot offers a unique off-leash experience surrounded by open pasture, mature forests, seasonal wetlands, orchards, and quiet farm roads. Depending on the season, you’ll enjoy expansive grassy areas, shaded woodland trails, and wide-open views of one of Washington’s most beautiful agricultural valleys. Your visit is designed to feel like a private countryside adventure. Dogs can sniff along hedgerows, explore winding trails, splash in seasonal puddles after the rains, and enjoy plenty of room to run while you relax beneath towering trees or take in the surrounding farmland. Wildlife sightings are common and may include deer, eagles, hawks, owls, frogs, and countless songbirds. Because Glendale Farm is an active agricultural property, you may occasionally see tractors, farm staff, livestock in separate fenced pastures, or other farm activity at a distance. Our Sniffspot area is selected to maximize privacy while respecting our farming operations. The property changes dramatically with the seasons. Spring brings wildflowers and lush green fields. Summer offers dry walking paths and warm evenings. Autumn is filled with colorful foliage and migrating birds, while winter showcases dramatic skies and peaceful landscapes. Please keep all gates exactly as you found them and remain within designated Sniffspot areas unless otherwise instructed. We encourage you to take your time, breathe deeply, and let your dog experience the sights, scents, and sounds of a working regenerative farm. ⸻ Cleanliness We work hard to provide a natural and enjoyable experience. As an active farm, the grounds are maintained regularly, though visitors should expect natural conditions including grasses, mud during wet weather, leaves, sticks, and uneven terrain. Please help us keep the farm beautiful by packing out any trash and disposing of dog waste in the provided receptacles. ⸻ Hazards HOST NOTE Glendale Farm is a working agricultural property and natural landscape. By visiting, you acknowledge that outdoor recreation carries inherent risks. Please use caution around: * Uneven ground, mole hills, roots, rocks, holes, mud, tall grass, and slippery surfaces. * Seasonal standing water and drainage ditches. * Fallen branches, blackberry vines, nettles, thistles, and native vegetation. * Wildlife including deer, raccoons, coyotes, birds of prey, snakes, insects, bees, wasps, and ticks. * Agricultural equipment, tractors, trailers, fencing, irrigation lines, and other farm infrastructure. * Livestock located in fenced areas. Dogs must never approach, chase, or disturb farm animals. * Weather conditions that may change rapidly, including rain, wind, heat, or icy conditions. Dogs should not consume unknown plants, mushrooms, berries, or standing water. While we make every effort to provide a safe environment, visitors are responsible for supervising their dogs at all times. Please ensure gates remain closed behind you and respect any areas marked as private or closed for habitat restoration or farm operations. Guests assume all responsibility for themselves, their animals, and their belongings while visiting Glendale Farm and agree not to hold Glendale Farm or its owners liable for injuries, accidents, property damage, or incidents arising from use of the property. We hope you and your dog leave a little happier, a little muddier, and already planning your next visit to Glendale Farm. 🐾🌿

King's Field of Dreams

⚠️ September 2026 Property Updates: We are a PARTIALLY FENCED spot. Please read our full description and potential hazards. Brush Piles: We are currently cleaning up the yard space. Please use caution around the brush piles located throughout the property. Wide open spaces! Let your doggo run free as can be on our flat 5 acre lot! Hit up our smaller private pond or larger shared pond. Natural trees surrounding with natural shade on hot daze. Great spot for humans and k9s alike, see you soon! Please follow the Sniffspot and specific spot rules. First time visitors get an auto-message 2hrs beforehand with helpful info. Thank you!

Pig Beach (near Port Ludlow)

A .63 acre dog sanctuary for you and your pup. The yard is well maintained with dog friendly grass and has incredible views of the Hood Canal and Puget Sound. If you're interested, there is private beach access for you and your pup to explore miles of beach (public but almost always empty). There are numerous dog toys available and a massive 6+ person, dog friendly couch (late Spring to early Fall) you can relax on and watch the canal when you need a break! Regarding the beach, there are approximately 50 steps which you will need to climb up and down to access the beach so please wear proper footwear. As this is on the Hood Canal and not a lake or a pond, tides impact the size of the beach. If you are hoping to walk endless miles of beach, the tide will need to be at 2ft or below. Anything under 4ft will give you a massive area (probably 1/2 mile or more) and almost guaranteed private area as only people with stairs can access the beach at this tide level. Though the beach is open at any point, I think the maximum height you would probably want to go is about 6.5ft. This still gives you and your dog a decent sized area to play in (approximately 500ft by 30ft or 1/2 acre). Photos 16 and 17 show the beach at 6.25ft with a very large sandy area for you and your pup to play in. Anything above 6.5 ft is not recommended as the beach just gets thinner and thinner, but you're able to try if you want. (no refunds given if you don't like what you find). With that said, a 8 ft tide still gives you approximately 20 feet x 300 feet of beach to roam so you pup still has some room to explore and 9ft is approximately 10 feet x 30 feet. You are responsible for checking out the tides before you go. Legally, I can't recommend any specific source for you to use, but you might find good information Googling "tide chart port ludlow". Regarding ADA Accessibility, my property is on a gently sloping hill. To access it, there are 2 very wide concrete steps to get to the grass. This would be doable for someone on crutches and probably ok for a regular wheelchair if you had a second person to help lower you to each step and pull you up. It's definitely not accessible to a motorized wheelchair. Sorry. Note - restroom is only available if I'm home, otherwise there is one approximately 2 miles northwest at the gas station in Port Ludlow

Arroyo Park

Arroyo Park in Bellingham, Washington offers a beautiful setting for dogs to play and exercise. Located at 1700 Old Samish Rd, this park features a lake or pond, perfect for water-loving pups, as well as trails for long walks or runs. The park is open from 6 AM to 10 PM, seven days a week. For more information, visit cob.org or contact the park at 360-778-7000 or [email protected].

Park hours: 6 AM–10 PM 7 days per Week

Little Squalicum Park

Little Squalicum Park in Bellingham, Washington is a small dog-friendly park located at 640 Marine Dr. It offers amenities such as a dog washing area, drinking water for dogs, a beach, and a trail for walks. The park is open from 6 AM to 10 PM seven days a week. For more information, you can contact the park at 360-778-8000 or email [email protected].

Park hours: 6 AM–10 PM 7 days per Week

Off-leash Dog Park

The Off-leash Dog Park in Ferndale, Washington offers a beautiful setting with a river, stream, or creek running through it. Dogs can enjoy exploring the trails and playing in the water while owners can relax in the peaceful surroundings. With plenty of space for dogs to run and socialize, this park is a perfect spot for both pets and their owners to enjoy some outdoor fun together.

Little Squalicum Off Leash Area

Little Squalicum Off Leash Area is a dog park located in Bellingham, Washington. It is small dog friendly and features a beach and trail for dogs to enjoy. The park is a great place for both dogs and their owners to socialize and play in a beautiful outdoor setting.

Lake Padden Dog Park

Lake Padden Dog Park in Bellingham, Washington offers a range of amenities for both dogs and owners, including drinking water, a washing area, chairs, and tables. The park is situated by a serene lake or pond, providing a picturesque backdrop for playtime. Open from 6 AM to 10 PM seven days a week, visitors can enjoy a full day of fun with their furry friends. For more information, visit the city's website at cob.org or contact them at 360-738-7400 or [email protected].

Park hours: 6 AM–10 PM 7 days per Week

Bloedel Donovan Park

Bloedel Donovan Park in Bellingham, Washington is a dog-friendly park with amenities such as a swimming pool, lake or pond, and an indoor restroom. It is open from 6 AM to 10 PM every day of the week. The park also provides drinking water for dogs. For more information, you can contact them at 360-778-7000 or email [email protected].

Park hours: 6 AM–10 PM 7 days per Week

Northridge Park

Northridge Park in Bellingham, Washington is a dog-friendly park located at 3400 Carrington Way. The park features a lake or pond for dogs to splash around in, as well as a trail for walking and exploring. The park is open from 6 AM to 10 PM seven days a week, providing ample opportunity for dogs and their owners to enjoy the outdoors. For more information, visit the website cob.org or contact the park at 360-778-7000 or [email protected].

Park hours: 6 AM–10 PM 7 days per Week

Danica's Private Dog Park In Port Hadlock Irondale

Partially fenced dog park with farm animal sightings and a creek in the back of the property. * Until we get fully fenced dogs with good recall only. You can also utilize the lead that goes down the back yard starting at the small barn to the creek entrance.* there is a swing set and slide in the back as well as a trampoline. 1.5 acres

Bird Watching and Tail Wagging at the Beaver Pond

Please Note: 11/25/22- I’ve decided to open up the calendar for a bit to allow reservations with greater ease, but I do still ask that you message first in case someone related to our forest cleanup project is on-site. 10/1/22- At this time the property could be potentially available for your use, however, we are preparing for the forest cleanup project that we’ve been working towards with the DNR for over a year. If you are interested in visiting here, please message and if it works out I’ll be happy to accommodate you. 07/01/22- Important: The Sniffspot platform does not allow hosts the option to approve or cancel reservations, as such I have blocked my calendar to more easily control reservations. I often don’t know until last minute when the forest manager I’m working with for the DNR forest cleanup project is on-site, the logging will take place hopefully this winter. — This 21-acre forest with a large beaver pond is classified as a class-A wetland. In addition to this, you can find a shallow creek, beaver dams, old-growth forest, and phenomenal bird habitat. Find privacy and quiet with the exception of the songs of many birds and woodpeckers. This property was once a show home, but a fire took place over 10 years ago and the house was not rebuilt. While the ruins that remain are minimal, it sets an interesting backdrop; perhaps it can be the scene for a mysterious photoshoot. Within the property is a small orchard, we do ask to try to not let the pups do their business there. Spring 2022 Update: One picnic table have been added to the property.