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Scarboro Off Leash Area (Triangle Park) Overview
Scarboro Off Leash Dog Park — known locally as Triangle Park — is a 1.68-acre site at 308 Sunderland Ave SW, in the Scarboro community of inner-city SW Calgary. It carries a strong 4.5-star local rating, with visitors noting the park's big trees and pleasant views.
Scarboro is a small, established inner-city neighborhood located between Bow Trail, 24th Street West, and 14th Street West, bisected by the Crowchild Trail freeway. This is one of two official off-leash designations serving the community.
Note: Scarboro's other official site, Area 2, is a confirmed separate location but its specific address wasn't available at time of writing — it's being tracked down separately. This is also distinct from the "Scarboro/Sunalta West" designation, which covers a different, related-but-separate section of the wider area.
The City's official off-leash listing shows a second Scarboro site, Scarboro Area 2, in addition to this Triangle Park location. We weren't able to confirm a distinct address for it — the map search that turned up "Scarboro Off Leash Dog Park/Triangle Park" (308 Sunderland Ave SW) appears to point back to this same Area 1 site rather than a separate location, so treat Area 2's exact location as unconfirmed until a dedicated City PDF surfaces.
Scarboro Off Leash Area (Triangle Park) Map
Quick Facts
- Location: 308 Sunderland Ave SW, Calgary, AB (Scarboro)
- Type: Off-leash area, 1.68 acres, locally known as "Triangle Park"
- Parking: Street parking along Sunderland Ave SW
- Hours: 5:00 AM - 11:00 PM daily
Access Points & Parking
- Main access from Sunderland Ave SW
- Street parking only, along the surrounding residential streets — no dedicated lot confirmed
Wildlife Awareness
- Standard inner-city wildlife — squirrels and songbirds are common, especially given the park's mature trees
- No notable large-wildlife concerns reported at this site
Visitor Tips
- Local reviewers highlight the big, mature trees and pleasant views — a nice option if you want some shade and scenery with your visit
- Bring your own water and waste bags
- Confirm you're at this specific "Triangle Park" site, since Scarboro has a second off-leash area elsewhere in the community
Best Times to Visit
- Weekday Mornings: Quiet, good light through the mature trees
- Weekday Evenings: Busiest window with local residents
- Weekends: Moderate traffic given the park's inner-city, walkable location
Safety Guidelines
- Keep dogs leashed until inside the designated boundary
- Be mindful of traffic noise given the proximity to Crowchild Trail, which bisects the community
- Clean up after your dog to help preserve the community's off-leash privileges
Seasonal Information
Spring (March-May)
- Expect soft ground after snowmelt, especially under the tree canopy
Summer (June-August)
- The mature trees offer welcome shade compared to fully open sites
Fall (September-November)
- A strong season to enjoy the park's tree cover and views
Winter (December-February)
- Shaded areas can stay icy longer than open sections — watch footing
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