Albert Park Radisson Heights Off Leash Area

Park Overview

Situated in northeast Calgary's vibrant Albert Park-Radisson Heights community, this expansive off-leash area represents one of the city's most diverse dog parks.


With its unique blend of open fields and urban green space, it offers a refreshing escape for both local residents and visitors exploring Calgary's dog-friendly spaces.


The park's standout feature is its generous open space, complemented by scattered trees that provide welcome shade during Calgary's warm months.


Its elevated position offers stunning views of the downtown skyline, creating a picturesque backdrop for your dog's daily exercise.


A favorite among the northeast Calgary dog community, this park shines with its mix of well-maintained pathways and natural terrain.


The space accommodates both high-energy play sessions and leisurely walks.


This versatile environment makes it an ideal destination for dogs of all activity levels.

Quick Facts

Access Points & Parking

Essential Gear for Albert Park-Radisson Heights

Park Essentials

Recommended for this open space:

Seasonal Gear

Weather-specific items for this exposed area:

Popular Walking Routes

Wildlife Awareness

Visitor Tips

Best Times to Visit

  • Early Mornings (6-8 AM): Peaceful with great city views
  • Mid-day (11 AM-2 PM): Popular with local residents
  • Evening Golden Hour: Beautiful sunset views of downtown
  • Weekday Afternoons: Less crowded for training

Safety Guidelines

  • Watch for bicycle traffic on connecting pathways
  • Keep away from steep slopes during wet conditions
  • Use extra caution during dawn/dusk hours
  • Stay within designated off-leash boundaries
  • Be mindful of the nearby residential areas

Seasonal Information

Spring (March-May)

  • Excellent wildflower viewing
  • Some muddy areas after snow melt
  • Great bird watching opportunities
  • Perfect temperatures for longer visits

Summer (June-August)

  • Early morning visits recommended
  • Limited shade in open areas
  • Evening community gatherings common
  • Water stations may be available

Fall (September-November)

  • Beautiful fall colors in tree areas
  • Ideal temperatures for extended play
  • Watch for falling leaves on paths
  • Earlier sunset affects evening visits

Winter (December-February)

  • Chinook winds can affect conditions
  • Snow-packed paths common
  • City lights enhance evening visibility
  • Protected areas for wind shelter

Nearby Dog Parks

Mayland Heights Off-Leash Area

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Bridgeland Riverside Off-Leash Area

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Renfrew Off-Leash Park

Community park with varied terrain, 10-minute drive