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Queen's Park Village Off Leash Area Overview
Queen's Park Village Off Leash Area (QPK-001) is a fully fenced off-leash dog park located at the corner of 32nd Avenue NW and 10th Street NW in Calgary's Queen's Park Village community. The site is enclosed with a 3-foot chain link fence, making it a solid option for owners of dogs that need a secure, contained space.
What distinguishes this park from many of Calgary's larger, unfenced grassland off-leash areas is the enclosure itself — the 3-foot chain link boundary gives owners of smaller or less reliably-recalled dogs a safer place to let them off leash without direct street exposure.
The park sits inside the established Queen's Park Village residential community, near the Confederation Park area, and functions mainly as a local neighborhood off-leash resource.
Queen's Park Village Off Leash Area Map
Quick Facts
- Location: 32nd Ave NW & 10th St NW (SW corner), Queen's Park Village, Calgary, AB
- Type: Fully fenced (3-foot chain link), official City designation QPK-001
- Parking: Street parking along 32nd Ave NW and 10th St NW
- Hours: 5:00 AM - 11:00 PM daily
Access Points & Parking
- Primary gated entrance at the SW corner of 32nd Ave NW and 10th St NW
- Street parking is available on both bordering streets — no dedicated lot on-site
- Sidewalk access connects the park to the surrounding Queen's Park Village residential streets
Wildlife Awareness
- Songbirds and squirrels are common in the surrounding residential trees
- Coyote sightings are less frequent here than in more open NW grassland parks, but remain possible near dusk
Visitor Tips
- The 3-foot fence height is manageable for larger, athletic dogs to clear — supervise jumpers closely
- Good choice for smaller dogs or dogs still building recall confidence, thanks to the enclosure
- Bring your own water and waste bags; check current on-site amenities before relying on them
Best Times to Visit
- Weekday Mornings: Typically quiet before the school and work commute
- Weekday Evenings: Busiest window as residents return home
- Weekends: Moderate to busy with neighborhood families
Safety Guidelines
- Check the gate latches before letting dogs off leash — enclosure integrity can vary park to park
- Keep a close eye on dogs prone to fence-jumping given the modest 3-foot height
- Clean up after your dog to help preserve off-leash privileges for the community
Seasonal Information
Spring (March-May)
- Ground can be soft near the fence line after snowmelt
Summer (June-August)
- Limited natural shade — bring water on hot days
Fall (September-November)
- Comfortable temperatures make this a popular season for evening visits
Winter (December-February)
- Gate hardware can ice up — check latches carefully in cold snaps
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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.