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Parks and Outdoor Sports

Leash Free Dog Park

The City of Niagara Falls has approved funding for a new leash free Dog Park which is planned to be located at Firemen's Park.  City staff are working with the Stamford Centre Volunteer Firemens Association (SCVFA) and the public to develop the first designated leash free dog park area.   The Leash Free Dog Park will be completely  fenced and have separated areas for large dog breeds  and smaller dog breeds.

View the Report to Council and the Leash Free Park Map. You can also visit a website setup by some of the supporters of the dog park: www.dogparkniagara.ca.

Niagara Falls Parks Database

Visit the Parks Listing to view pictures, maps and amenities of the parks in Niagara Falls.

Use a City Park or Field

If you would like to be able to use a City Park or Field for your event, please complete this form and return it to Recreation and Culture: Application for Use of City Parks and Athletic Fields.

You may even want to check the availability of the park or field before submitting.

Oakes Park Track

Lights are on starting at dusk. Times will vary depending on weather and season.

Notice:

The following activities are strictly prohibited on all Oakes Park track and field event areas:

  • Cycling
  • Inline Skating
  • Skate Boarding
  • Roller Skating
  • Motorized Vehicles

These activities present an injury risk to those participants who are walking, jogging and running. They will also damage the resilient rubber track and field event runway surfaces.

Permitted Group Events (i.e. Track & Field or Special Events) have priority use over community use. Walkers are encouraged to exercise at Fairview Cemetery.

Naming / Renaming Niagara Falls Parks

The purpose of this policy is to outline a procedure to name or rename a parks/open spaces for commemorative purposes, and component features as part of the acquisition and/or management of these spaces by the City of Niagara Falls.

Commemorative Naming refers to the naming of a property in honour of outstanding achievement, distinctive service, or significant community contribution, generally without financial consideration.


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