Places to Take Your Pet for a Walk

Regent Park is a popular destination for the pet parents. This is because Toronto’s East, has more open space and a little less congestion compared to the rest of the downtown core. If you have one or two furry friends, keep in mind that all condominiums built by the Daniels corporation in Regent Park are pet friendly.

The most popular places to take your pets are:

  1. 6-Acre Park

The Regent Park community park is the perfect place to take your pups out to roam. Lots of natural greenspace as well as a dedicated off-leash dog area make this an ideal spot to play.

  1. Sumach and Shuter Parkette

Significantly smaller than the park, Sumach and Shuter parkette is still a popular spot for pet lovers. It is directly across the street from one of the best coffee shops in the area and also has an off-leash dog area as well.

  1. Regent Park Athletic Grounds

This is an excellent spot for pets assuming there isn’t too much activity on the pitch itself.  An ideal location for morning walks. Lots of space to play fetch and get your pet the exercise they need. Keep in mind the surface is synthetic turf and may not be quite as enjoyable as real grass.

  1. Riverdale Park West

A 10-minute walk up River Street, will lead you to one of the best & most picturesque parks in the city. Riverdale park provides an abundance of greenspace and connects via pedestrian bridge to Riverdale Park East.

  1. Evergreen Brickworks

An absolute pet paradise lies 6 minute drive away from Regent Park. If you are lucky enough to own a car, this park is worth a visit again and again. An enormous green space with trails, naturalized ponds, views and even a farmer’s market. Evergreen Brickworks is one of the best destinations for any pet owner in all of Toronto.

 

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