Sunnybrook Dog Park

Has separate small and large dog fenced areas. There are trees and benches. There is a tap for water, but it isn't always on and it can get muddy. Nice park!

Great dog park! Lots of space! Not very crowded on weekdays. Nice days on a weekend it gets busy which is fine but parking can be an issue when it's busy. Overall a great place to walk with or without a dog!

Frequent this park as a dog walker! Massive off leash area, separate off leash area for small dogs, gorgeous trails to the water (especially in the fall with the foliage) but this park can get quite muddy when the snow melts/springtime! Decent amount of parking available and washrooms up the hill if necessary!

Big open space for dogs to run around and play, it is sectioned off for big dogs and small dogs so that was also nice.Only reason it’s not getting 5 stars is due to the fact there wasn’t any drinking stations for the dogs.

Beautiful space! Two different gated areas for large and small dogs (under 20 pounds). During the day it looks like a dog sitter's paradise. Not much parking around the main gates but there are ample space just across road.

Great place for long dog walks, both on- and off-leash. Main off-leash area is large, spacious, and usually well populated. City finally installed a basic and reliable water hose to make up for the expensive yet rarely functioning dog fountain. Forest trails on both ends offer additional freedom for pets, with plenty of access to bathing areas. Let the pups roam free!Be cautious on the southern trail, as the timbered walkpath has become very roughshod. There are many areas with haphazard plywood patches and rotten-through boards. Plenty of places for you or your pet to injure a leg, especially now with all the dead leaves.Sunny days, or the golden hour on a clear day, provide plenty of beautiful photo shots.

Good sized fenced in park with separate area for small dogs. Waterfountain and hose to fill up water bowls. Fence can be a little low in some areas so beware if your pup likes to try and escape. Does get a little muddy in the spring and after a big rainfall.

Our second most favourite Toronto dog park after Cherry Beach. Wide open space for a good run in a beautiful public park setting. Separate small dog area is also a good size. Suggest people bring water containers to refresh their pups as the water fountain/hose system that is there is a bit unreliable or messy, tending to get muddy. There's good parking. We always find parking at the bigger lot on the east side of the river across from the stables (access via Leslie), though that can fill up during the busy warm weather months.As mentioned, it's our dog's second favourite park. While there's plenty of space to run, he tends to enjoy it more when there are many other dogs. We've gone there when it's been empty and he pretty much wants to leave after about five minutes of playing fetch by himself since it's mostly just a big open patch of grass At Cherry Beach, the wooded environment is always interesting to him to explore by himself.

It's a friendly dog park located in a great area of the city. Plenty of parking. The is a great nature trail nearby to the dog park and a the park itself runs North and South down the Don Valley

The Dogs Off-Leash Area is fenced, allows Commercial Dog Walkers and has a separate area for dogs weighing less than 9.1 kg (20 lbs). This park also has bike trails and sports fields all around. Today I found an amazing trail just beyond the dog park that winds around a tree lined area and a creek on one side. It's fenced along both sides and very nice. At the very end it stops but fence is open in one area if people want to continue as many did today while I was there.But back to the dog park. It's massive, like a little city for your dog.