Beddington Dog Park Off-Leash Area

Beddington Dog Park Overview

Nestled along Nose Creek Parkway, Beddington Dog Park stands as one of Calgary's most scenic off-leash areas, offering a perfect blend of natural beauty and urban accessibility in 2025.

This expansive Beddington Off Leash Area follows the meandering path of Nose Creek, creating a refreshing riverside experience for both dogs and their owners.

The Beddington Off Leash Dog Park features a well-maintained pathway system that connects to the regional Nose Creek Pathway, making it a key part of Calgary's extensive network of dog-friendly spaces.

Mature trees and natural vegetation line the creek banks, providing shade and creating diverse environments for exploration.

The park's thoughtful design includes both open grasslands and wooded areas, offering varied terrain that keeps dogs engaged and exercised.

Park Map

Quick Facts

Location (Area 1): 300 Beddington Trail NE, Calgary, AB T3K 4B8 - Unfenced

Location (Area 2): 84 Bermuda Dr NW, Calgary, AB T3K 1H1 - Unfenced

Location (Area 3): 28 Bermondsey Rise NW, Calgary, AB T3K 1T9 - Unfenced

Location (Area 4): 48 Berkley Way NW, Calgary, AB T3K 1B6 - Unfenced

Size: Approximately 10 acres (Area 1), smaller sections for Areas 2-4

Type: Linear riverside and neighborhood off-leash areas, all unfenced

Terrain: Mixed terrain with riverside paths, grassy areas, and some wooded sections

Surface: Paved pathways, natural grass, and packed earth

Parking: Dedicated lot at Area 1 (300 Beddington Trail NE), street parking for Areas 2-4

Hours: 5:00 AM - 11:00 PM daily

Amenities: Waste bins, benches, water access points (primarily Area 1)

Beddington Dog Park Access Points

The main entrance to Beddington Dog Park and its parking lot are located at 300 Beddington Trail NE (Area 1), with direct access to the Nose Creek Pathway.

Area 2 offers entry from 84 Bermuda Dr NW, integrating with local neighborhood paths in this Beddington Off Leash Area.

Area 3 is accessible at 28 Bermondsey Rise NW, providing a quieter entry point into the Beddington Off Leash Dog Park network.

Area 4 can be reached via 48 Berkley Way NW, a smaller access suited for local residents visiting Beddington Dog Park.

Additional access points are available along Beddington Trail NE and from surrounding community pathways across all areas.

The park connects seamlessly to the Nose Creek Pathway system, offering extended walking options from Area 1.

Multiple entry points, especially in Area 1, feature waste bag dispensers and information signage.

Essential Gear for Beddington Dog Park

Park Essentials

Must-have items for this riverside park:

Quick-Dry Microfiber Dog Towel - Perfect for creek-side adventures

Waterproof Long-Line Lead - Ideal for water-side training

Dog First Aid Kit - Essential for safe outings

Seasonal Gear

Weather-specific items for this pathway park:

Waterproof Dog Jacket - Great for rainy creek-side walks

Water-Resistant LED Collar - Essential for evening pathway walks

Cooling Mat - Perfect for summer rest stops

Popular Walking Routes

Creek Side Loop (Area 1): A 1.2 km scenic route following Nose Creek, perfect for water-loving dogs in this Beddington Off Leash Area.

Pathway Circuit (Area 1): A 2 km loop combining paved pathways and natural trails, ideal for all weather conditions.

Nature Trail (Area 1): A 0.8 km walk through the wooded areas, offering shade and wildlife viewing opportunities.

Extended Adventure (Area 1): Connect to the greater Nose Creek Pathway system for longer exploration options.

Bermuda Loop (Area 2): A 0.5 km circuit around 84 Bermuda Dr NW, suitable for a quick stroll.

Bermondsey Path (Area 3): A 0.6 km trail near 28 Bermondsey Rise NW, offering a peaceful walk.

Berkley Walk (Area 4): A 0.4 km route around 48 Berkley Way NW, ideal for a short visit.

Beddington Dog Park Wildlife Awareness

Waterfowl frequently visit Nose Creek in Beddington Dog Park (Area 1), including mallards and occasional Canadian geese.

Small mammals such as rabbits and ground squirrels are common in the grassland areas across all Beddington Off Leash Dog Park sections.

Watch for deer in the early morning and evening hours, especially near the creek in Area 1.

Keep dogs from disturbing wildlife and maintain control near the creek banks or in neighborhood zones.

Visitor Tips

The paved pathway system makes Beddington Dog Park accessible year-round, even after rain or snow, especially in Area 1.

Bring extra towels during spring and fall when the creek banks can be muddy in Area 1.

Use caution near the creek during high water periods, typically during spring runoff, in this Beddington Off Leash Area.

Take advantage of the multiple rest areas with benches along the pathway system in Area 1.

Areas 2-4 are smaller and quieter, ideal for dogs needing less crowded spaces.

Best Times to Visit

Early Morning (6-8 AM): Perfect for peaceful creek-side walks with minimal traffic on the pathways in Beddington Dog Park.

Mid-Morning (9-11 AM): Popular time for regular park users and social dog interactions across all areas.

Late Afternoon (3-5 PM): Ideal lighting for photography and comfortable temperatures.

Evening (7-9 PM): Quieter period with beautiful sunset views along the creek in Area 1.

Beddington Dog Park Safety Guidelines

Keep dogs within sight along the creek banks, especially during high water periods in Area 1.

Be aware of cyclists and other pathway users - the Nose Creek Pathway is a popular route through this Beddington Off Leash Dog Park.

Use extra caution during dawn and dusk when wildlife is most active across all areas.

Stay on designated paths during wet conditions to prevent erosion of creek banks in Area 1.

Seasonal Information

Spring (March-May)

Watch for high water levels during spring runoff, especially in March 2025, in Area 1.

Muddy conditions common along creek banks in Beddington Dog Park.

Beautiful wildflowers bloom in the natural areas across all sections.

Summer (June-August)

Creek provides natural cooling opportunities in Area 1.

Shaded areas offer relief on hot days across all zones.

Early morning or evening visits recommended.

Fall (September-November)

Spectacular fall colors along the creek corridor in Area 1.

Comfortable temperatures for longer walks.

Watch for migrating birds along the creek in Area 1.

Winter (December-February)

Pathways are regularly cleared of snow in Area 1.

Creek edges may be icy - use caution in Area 1.

Shorter daylight hours affect visiting times across all areas.

Beddington Dog Park Recent Updates (March 2025)

As of March 2025, Beddington Off Leash Area has undergone minor pathway maintenance to improve accessibility following winter wear in Area 1.

New waste bag dispensers have been installed at key access points in Area 1 to enhance cleanliness.

The City of Calgary has announced plans to add additional benches along the Nose Creek Pathway by mid-2025, enhancing visitor comfort in Area 1.