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Glenbrook Off Leash Area Overview
Glenbrook Off Leash Area (GBK-001) is a 5.19-acre off-leash dog park located at 5298 32 Ave SW, in the Glenbrook community of SW Calgary. It offers walking and biking trails, some shade, and a variety of amenities for dogs to explore.
Glenbrook is a well-established residential community bounded by 26 Avenue S, 37 Street W, Richmond Road, and Sarcee Trail, with over 3,000 homes in the surrounding area. The off-leash area sits within a short walk of most of the neighborhood's residential streets, and there's a small water fountain on-site along with several picnic areas.
The community is also close to shopping at Richmond Square and Westhills Shopping Centre, so it's easy to combine a park visit with other errands.
Glenbrook Off Leash Area Map
Quick Facts
- Location: 5298 32 Ave SW, Calgary, AB (Glenbrook)
- Type: Off-leash area, 5.19 acres, official City designation GBK-001
- Parking: Street parking along 32 Ave SW and surrounding residential streets
- Hours: 5:00 AM - 11:00 PM daily
Access Points & Parking
- Main access from 32 Ave SW
- Street parking only, along the surrounding residential streets — no dedicated lot confirmed
- A small water fountain and several picnic areas are on-site
Wildlife Awareness
- Standard SW Calgary residential wildlife — squirrels and songbirds are common
- No notable large-wildlife concerns reported at this site
Visitor Tips
- The on-site water fountain is a nice bonus, though it's worth bringing your own water as backup
- Walking and biking trails run through the park if you want more than an open-field visit
- Combine your visit with a stop at nearby Richmond Square or Westhills Shopping Centre
Best Times to Visit
- Weekday Mornings: Quiet
- Weekday Evenings: Busiest window with local residents
- Weekends: Moderate neighborhood traffic
Safety Guidelines
- Keep dogs leashed until inside the designated off-leash boundary
- Watch for bike traffic on the shared trail sections
- Clean up after your dog to help preserve the community's off-leash privileges
Seasonal Information
Spring (March-May)
- Expect soft ground in low-lying spots after snowmelt
Summer (June-August)
- The on-site water fountain is especially useful on hot days
Fall (September-November)
- Comfortable temperatures, good for longer trail walks
Winter (December-February)
- Trails can get icy — take care, especially where shared with cyclists
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