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Pineridge Off-Leash Area Overview
Pineridge Off Leash Dog Park/Walkway (designation PIN-001) is a fenced, 6.47-acre site in Calgary's Pineridge community, located at 6015 Pinecrest Way NE. It directly borders the Marlborough Park off-leash area, giving the two sites a combined footprint that's larger than either looks on its own.
The fencing and decent acreage make this one of the more reliable fenced options in the NE quadrant for owners who want their dog to have real off-leash room without the unfenced-area recall requirement.
Pineridge Off-Leash Area Map
Quick Facts
- Location: 6015 Pinecrest Way NE, Calgary, AB T1Y 1J9
- Type: Fenced off-leash area, 6.47 acres (City of Calgary designation PIN-001)
- Parking: Street parking on Pinecrest Way NE and surrounding streets
- Hours: 5:00 AM - 11:00 PM daily
Access Points & Parking
- Main access from Pinecrest Way NE
- Directly connects to the Marlborough Park (MPK-001) off-leash area
- Street parking available nearby
Wildlife Awareness
- Coyotes occasionally reported in NE Calgary parks — supervise even within the fence line
- Report wildlife concerns to Alberta Fish & Wildlife at 403-297-6423
- Leash immediately if wildlife is sighted near the fence perimeter
Visitor Tips
- At 6.47 acres, this is one of the larger fenced sites in the NE quadrant
- Pair with the adjacent Marlborough Park site for extra space
- Good option for dogs that do best in a contained, secure area
Best Times to Visit
- Weekday Mornings: Quietest window
- Evenings: Busiest, especially combined with Marlborough Park traffic
- Weekends: Moderate to busy
Safety Guidelines
- Fencing helps, but active supervision is still required — gates can be propped open
- Leash required on paved pathways per the Responsible Pet Ownership Bylaw
- Aggressive dogs must be muzzled and leashed (max 1 metre) with a handler over 18
Seasonal Information
Spring (March-May)
- Larger acreage means more standing water in low spots after melt — bring a towel
Summer (June-August)
- Bring water; no confirmed on-site fountain
Fall (September-November)
- Comfortable conditions, good for longer visits given the site's size
Winter (December-February)
- Larger open area means more wind exposure — dress accordingly
Nearby Dog Parks
Marlborough Park Off-Leash Area
Directly adjacent, fenced — easy to combine into one longer visit.
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