Does Midland have an off-leash dog park?
Yes! There is one fenced-in area within Little Lake Park where dogs can be off leash. This park is open to all dogs with a current dog tag.
The off-leash dog park is open from May 1st until October 31st.
Rules and Regulations
- Dogs must be wearing up-to-date license tags.
- Female dogs in heat, dogs with illness and dogs less than 4 months old are not allowed in the park.
- Aggressive dogs need to be out of the park. Please leash and remove any dog that becomes aggressive in the park.
- No dog may be in the park without an adult human attending at the same time. All dogs always remain the responsibility of the owner or guardian.
- Dogs outside of the park boundaries must be on a leash. When in the leash-free park, always carry a leash with you.
- Dogs are not allowed to chase people or wildlife, and may not dig up fencing, bushes, or trees. Dogs that dig holes must have their owners fill them in immediately.
- Pinch (prong) and spike collars are not allowed in the leash free area.
- Infants and toddlers are not allowed in the leash-free area. Children between the ages of 6-16 years of age must be with an adult. Do not allow your children to run and scream or approach a dog without permission from the dog's guardian.
- Glass containers are not permitted in the park.
- Smoking is not allowed, at any time, on the property.
- Dog guardians must clean and dispose of dog feces.
- Do not bring food or drinks into the dog park.
The Town of Midland is not responsible for any injury or damage from the use of the off-leash dog park. For emergencies please call 911.
Pursuant to the Dog Owners Liability Act, R.S.O., 1980 as amended, all Pit Bull Dogs must have a muzzle and always leashed. Leash free zones are NOT exempt from the Act, Pit Bull Dogs are not allowed within the leash-free park. Dog Owners are liable to fines up to $10,000 and imprisonment for up to six (6) months for contraventions.