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Huntington Hills Off-Leash Areas Overview
Huntington Hills has five separate off-leash areas spread across the community, making it one of the better-served neighbourhoods in northwest Calgary for dog owners who just want a short walk from home.
Area 2, at 464 Berkley Crescent NW, is the best-reviewed of the group, described by regulars as a nice long flat area, well suited to a dog that wants a straightforward stretch to run.
Area 4 stands out specifically for having a dedicated small dog area and nearby parking, a genuinely useful combination for owners of small or nervous dogs who also don't want to hunt for street parking.
The remaining areas provide additional neighbourhood-scale options, so residents rarely have to travel far for a quick off-leash stop.
Huntington Hills Off-Leash Area Map
Quick Facts
- Location (Area 2): 464 Berkley Crescent NW, Calgary, AB — highest-rated of the five areas
- Location (Area 4): Has a dedicated small dog section and nearby parking
- Total Areas: 5 separate off-leash sites across the community
- Type: Neighbourhood off-leash areas, unfenced unless noted
- Terrain: Flat, open grass at Area 2; varies by site
- Parking: Street parking at most sites; dedicated nearby parking at Area 4
- Hours: 5:00 AM - 11:00 PM daily
- Special Features: Small dog area at Area 4
Huntington Hills Access Points & Parking
- Area 2 Entrance: Off Berkley Crescent NW, street parking nearby
- Area 4 Entrance: Has its own nearby parking, unusual for a neighbourhood-scale site
- Other Areas (1, 3, 5): Scattered through the community; check the City of Calgary's off-leash area map for exact addresses if you're visiting a specific one
Wildlife Awareness
- Songbirds and small mammals typical of established NW Calgary neighbourhoods
- Ground squirrels in the more open grass areas
Visitor Tips
- Area 2 is the best starting point if you're new to Huntington Hills and want the most straightforward, well-reviewed option
- Area 4 is worth the extra few minutes if you specifically need the small dog section
- Bring your own water; none of the five areas have a reliable on-site fountain
Best Times to Visit
- Weekday Mornings: Quiet across all five areas
- Weekday Evenings: The after-work window when local residents use these most
- Weekends: Moderate use, rarely crowded given how spread out the five areas are
Safety Guidelines
- Confirm which specific area you're headed to before you go, since the five sites aren't interchangeable in size or features
- Keep dogs under voice control, since most of these areas are unfenced
- Use the small dog section at Area 4 as intended if your dog is small or easily overwhelmed
Seasonal Information
Spring (March-May)
- Open grass areas can be muddy early season
Summer (June-August)
- Peak use across all five areas; morning visits are more comfortable in the open, less-shaded sections
Fall (September-November)
- Comfortable temperatures, lighter crowds
Winter (December-February)
- Open, flat sections like Area 2 can be windy in winter; dress accordingly
Nearby Dog Parks
Nose Hill Park
Calgary's biggest unfenced off-leash area, a short drive south
Beddington Heights Off-Leash Area
Neighbouring community's off-leash areas along Nose Creek
Calgary Dog Parks Directory
Explore more off-leash areas across the city
We keep this guide current with the latest Calgary Parks bylaws and on-the-ground conditions. Rules and seasonal access can change — always check posted signage on site.