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Dog parks in Port Colborne

Parks are listed in alphabetical order; designated leash free parks * are on top. Maps indicate the exact location of the dog park even within larger parks.

Port Colbourne dog park

Elm Street
It is located where the old dump used to be. From Welland, take hwy 58 south. Turn left (east) onto Forks rd, then right (south) onto Elm. It will be on you're right. I hope this helps!

It is a part of the Elm Street Naturalization project. There are dedicated small and large dog sides. There is no water at the park or baggies so you should bring your own. There is a gazebo however which is great for hot days.

http://www.portcolborne.ca/page/news&iArticle=960

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2011-08-03 | Deanna

I have been to the small dog section three times with my Westie. Very nice with shade and lots of romping around space. However, I've never run into any other dogs there and my dog is young, friendly and very playful. Does anyone know when the busy times are?

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