Edmonton · Beaumont · Leduc
Know the park before you drive there.
Check recent crowd and condition reports, explore park details, and find a better fit for your dog. Off-leash parks in Edmonton, Beaumont and Leduc.
Free to browse. No account needed. At a park now? Report conditions
Parks right now
5 off-leash parksNo recent crowd report
We don’t know how busy these parks are right now: unknown, not quiet. If you’re at one, help the next dog owner with a quick update. It takes about 10 seconds and needs no account.
Report the crowdPlanning a visit? Tap any park below for its fence, parking and other details.
- Beaumont Off-Leash ParkBeaumont · Fully fencedGround: no recent reportSafety: Suspected poison or bait reported · unverified · 22 hr agoCrowd unknown
No report in the last hour - Jackie Parker Park Off-LeashEdmonton · Not fenced · No drinking waterGround: no recent reportSafety: no recent hazard reportsCrowd unknown
No report in the last hour - K9 Off-Leash Dog ParkLeduc · Details not verifiedGround: no recent reportSafety: no recent hazard reportsCrowd unknown
No report in the last hour - Outlook ParkLeduc · Details not verifiedGround: no recent reportSafety: no recent hazard reportsCrowd unknown
No report in the last hour - Terwillegar Park Off-LeashEdmonton · Not fenced · Drinking waterGround: no recent reportSafety: no recent hazard reportsCrowd unknown
No report in the last hour
How it works
Pick a park
Choose from the off-leash parks in Edmonton, Beaumont and Leduc.
Read the latest reports
Crowd reports from the last hour, ground conditions from the last 6 hours, and safety alerts until they’re reviewed. When nobody has reported, the park says “unknown”, never “quiet”.
Go, or try the next one
Drive when the park suits your dog. If it doesn’t, pick another from the list.
Who it’s for
Reactive dogs
See how busy a park is before you walk in, so you can go at a quieter time or choose a quieter park.
Small dogs
See which parks have a fenced area or a small-dog section, and what size dogs are there now.
Mud, ice and broken things
Hear about a muddy trail, an icy patch, a stuck gate or no water before you’re standing in it.
Founder’s note
Built because Enzo deserved better park trips.
PawVibe started after too many wasted drives to parks that were empty, chaotic, unsafe, or muddy.
Bee, founder · Beaumont, AB
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Your reports stay anonymous.
Reports only show park conditions. Your name, phone number and your dog’s identity are never shown publicly. Crowd reports drop off after an hour, ground conditions within 6 hours, fountain updates within a day, and browsing doesn’t track your location in the background.
Questions
Can anyone see who made a report?
No. Reports only show conditions. Names, phone numbers and dog identity aren’t public.
How long do reports last?
Each kind of report lasts as long as it’s likely to stay true. Crowd levels: an hour. Mud, snow and ice: up to 6 hours, marked as older after 2 hours. Water fountains: up to a day. Amenity problems: up to 12 hours. Safety hazards stay, marked unverified, until we review them.
How do I delete my data?
Follow the steps in the data retention policy, or email hello@pawvibe.ca.
Which parks are on PawVibe?
Five off-leash parks in Edmonton, Beaumont and Leduc so far. More get added as they’re checked. You can suggest one.