Welcome to Hill Street Park - Dog Park
13 Hill Street (Just East of Dundurn Street South)
While in the area looking for a nearby geocache, Milli and I discovered this wonderful little doggy park. Although this was our first visit to the park, the humans and dogs were very kind and inviting. We also discovered, ths this is one of a few parks in the area with it's own lighting, for dog owners that work all day, and don't get home until after dark - especially during the shorter winter days.
Rules and Regulations
• You are responsible for respecting the safety of others in dog parks.
• Use dog parks at your own risk.
• Keep your dog on a leash until you are in the off-leash area.
• Dogs must be wearing valid rabies and dog license tags.
• Dogs are not allowed to:
• Be in the park without an adult human being,
Bother or chase people,
• Destroy, dig up, or disturb flowerbeds, lawns, bushes, or trees.
• Dogs must be under voice control.
• You must clean up after your dog. Poop n' scoop is mandatory.
• All children must be supervised by an adult while in a dog park.
• No more than two dogs may be brought into the park by an individual at the same time.
• Do not bring the following dogs to dog parks:
-> Female dogs in heat
-> Sick dogs
-> Aggressive dogs - dogs that become aggressive toward another dog or person must leave the dog park
• Do not bring the following items to a dog park:
-> Glass containers
-> Rawhide chews
-> Dog toys
-> Animal or human food
-> Pinch or prong and spike collars
• Professional dog trainers are not allowed to use dog parks for their business.
• Dog owners are subject to Ontario’s Dog Owners’ Liability Act.
The Cache: You are looking for a Bison Tube [wrapped in camo-tape], hanging near the entrance to the park, about knee level - corner post. You do not need to enter the park to find this cache. However, if you have your own geo-pooch with you, you may not have a choice.
Good Luck and Happy Caching!