Jack Darling Leash Free Dog Park

The Jack Darling off leash area is located in Mississauga, Ontario and it is one of the largest fully fenced off leash dog parks in Ontario.

Details

The park has 4 gates all around and they are all in good condition. This fully fenced area is around the water treatment facility but don't worry it's not stinky at all. The park is actually on top of the water treatment plant.

There is a hill by the main (north) entrance which is used as a toboggan hill in the winter. There is fresh water available for dogs between the public bathrooms and toboggan hill.

Usually people walk around the park in a clockwise direction so if you want to meet the most dogs along the way start walking the opposite direction.

There are a few benches on the top of the hill and poop bags in case you forgot to bring any. There is a bulletin board to keep you up-to-date with current events.

Jack Darling off leash dog park

Park Hours

The park is open all year round, 7 days a week. The gate opens at 7am and closes at 9pm.

Summer hours are between April 1st to September 30th. For more information call 311.

Membership

You are encouraged to become a member if you visit often. Membership is free and forms are available by the east entrance bullentin board. It's OK for first time visitors not to have a membership (especially becuase it's not mandatory) but if you come here regularly please consider becoming a member.

Membership forms are available on the Leash Free Mississauga website.

You can also visit the Facebook page of Leash Free Mississauga here.

Park Etiquette

Many people have sent in comments and complained about inconsiderate owners who have little or no conrol over their, often agressive, dogs. Dog of all breeds, age and sizes go the the park regulary as well as professional dogwalkers and elderly people.

Children under 12 are not permitted in the leash free zone by law. Female dogs in heat are also prohibited to enter the park.

Please make sure your dogs obey your commands and don't harrass other dogs and people in the park. If you're dog doesn't listen to you, consider taking a trainig course or ask other owners to help you with basic commands.

And please securely close gates upon entering and existing - thank you!