Maple Grove Dog Park

Awesome park. Tons of different areas to walk in. Trees, field and open paths along the river. Big enough to spend an hour or two just walking. My dogs love it.

I bring my dog here a few times a week and he absolutely loves it. The people who come here are friendly and so far everyone I've come across has had well behaved and friendly dogs. It's fenced in which is really great. There is also a separate fenced in area for people to work on recall or other training with their dogs without the worry of them taking off. There are water dishes around the park that get filled up for the pups. Also some benches and picnic tables.

An absolute puppy paradise. Beautiful off-leash park for dogs (and their people) to have a fun adventure. I started coming here this summer and I just love the mix of scenery: huge open fields, a forest with tons of little trails to explore, and of course the Red River, which borders much of the park. Almost all people and dogs I have met have been really nice and overall the park is really clean. I find the amount of fencing is perfectly adequate to contain my dog who does not stray that far from me. (For those with dogs who wander, just note that there are some minor gaps where your dog could get out of the park if they really wanted to.) There is also a very big puppy play pen, but it's tucked in the middle of the forest, not by the entrance. Some of the forest trails get a bit mucky after rain, so I'd recommend boots. Also not a bad idea to bring a towel in the summer in case your dog runs down to the river.

Maple Grove Park - Large Park just off the south Perimeter Highway adjacent to the Red River. Several amenities including a decent size off-leash dog park, football fields, boat launch, frisbee and rugby fields. Fairly clean, tidy, and easy to get to by vehicle. Parking can be limited on weekends due to football games and high volume of users at the dog park. Recommend visit.

This is one of the most popular, clean, and spacious dog park in Winnipeg. They recently built a gate at the front entrance to make it even better for those puppies who like to run away. If you like to go to dog parks where you want to see other dogs - this is the one to go to. If you want to see less dogs I would recommend Kilcona park which is about the same size but with the layout of the park you are less likely to run into herd of dogs.

Take my dog here every weekend. This is our favourite dog park. There is an open area when you enter the park and the trail leads in to a small forest (which can get little bushy and shrubby in summer). Behind the forest, there is another open field. The park is heavily trafficked during weekends which is great if you want your dog to socialize as there is a lot interactions.

My dog is named Frobisher. The park is on Frobisher. She thinks of it as her own.