Currie Bark Park

Park Overview

Located in the Currie community, this modern dog park offers a well-designed space for dogs to exercise and socialize in southwest Calgary.

The park features a fully fenced area with separate sections for small and large dogs, ensuring a safe environment for all visitors.

Purpose-built agility equipment provides enrichment opportunities for dogs, making it a unique destination among Calgary's off-leash areas.

The park's layout includes both open areas for running and equipped zones for more structured play and training.

Well-maintained grounds and modern amenities make this park a popular choice for local residents and visitors alike.

Quick Facts

Location: Calgary, AB T3E 8E8
Type: Fully fenced off-leash park with agility features
Features: Separate small/large dog areas, agility equipment
Surface: Mixed artificial and natural turf
Parking: Dedicated parking available
Hours: 5:00 AM - 11:00 PM daily
Amenities: Water stations, waste bins, benches
Lighting: Evening illumination available
Special Features: Professional-grade fencing, double-gated entries

Access Points & Parking

Main Entrance: Double-gated entries for both small and large dog areas
Separate Areas: Dedicated entrances for small and large dog sections
Agility Area: Access to equipped training zones

Parking Information

Main Parking: Dedicated parking area for park visitors
Additional Parking: Street parking available on nearby roads
Peak Times: Parking may be limited during popular hours
Note: Please observe posted parking restrictions

Essential Gear for Currie Bark Park

Park Essentials

Must-have items for your visit:

Seasonal Gear

Weather protection essentials:

Popular Walking Routes

Agility Circuit (25 minutes): Full course utilizing all training equipment
Heritage Loop (15 minutes): Perimeter walk passing historic building views
Social Circle (20 minutes): Route connecting all social zones and rest areas

Wildlife Awareness

Local rabbits occasionally visit early mornings - keep dogs leashed during entry
Magpies are frequent visitors to the park's mature trees
Ground squirrels have established colonies near the perimeter
Watch for urban wildlife drawn to the park's water features

Visitor Tips

Agility equipment is available on a first-come basis
Small dog area is restricted to dogs under 30 pounds
Evening lighting creates perfect conditions for after-work training
Water stations are heated and operational year-round
Check the community board for upcoming training events

Best Times to Visit

Early Morning (6-8 AM): Ideal for agility training, equipment freely available
Lunch Hour (12-1 PM): Popular with local residents, great social atmosphere
Evening Sessions (7-9 PM): Well-lit for after-work training
Weekend Mornings: Organized training groups often present

Safety Guidelines

One dog per person on agility equipment
Respect size restrictions for small dog area
Clean equipment after use, especially in wet conditions
Use designated entry/exit zones for proper flow

Seasonal Information

Spring (March-May)

Equipment is regularly sanitized as usage increases
Special turf drains quickly after spring rains
Training classes often begin their spring sessions

Summer (June-August)

Evening training sessions are popular
Shade structures provide cooling spots
Water stations on all corners operational

Fall (September-November)

Perfect weather for extended training sessions
Special events and competitions common
Evening lighting becomes more important

Winter (December-February)

Heated water stations prevent freezing
Equipment maintained and cleared of snow
LED lighting provides excellent visibility