One of Ontario’s largest fully fenced off-leash areas, Jack Darling is an Ontario dog’s dream. A stunning dog park for any dog owner and any dog of any size and age! Full review on SYDERoad.com
Are you looking for a family-friendly, large, fenced, spacious, and quiet neighbourhood dog park in Toronto with great parking less than 25 minutes from downtown Toronto? Then you really need to consider adding Cedarvale Dog Park to your list. In today’s post, I will be reviewing this spacious, East York Toronto Dog Park.
Are you tired of ‘nature’ and “city-view” dog parks around Toronto? Do you want to see something a bit more unique on your next dog park visit? Does the idea of watching your dog romp around in a dog park with ski lifts in the distance intrigue you? Then you really need to visit Earl Bales Dog Park in North York!
If you’ve been a long-time resident in Toronto, chances are you’ve heard of Mildred’s Temple Kitchen. This is always listed as one of the places you must visit for brunch. An added bonus for all dog-owners, this is also a dog-friendly restaurant!
In today’s post, we share what it’s like to bring a dog for a weekend brunch at this ultra-popular Toronto restaurant.
Looking for a short date night activity to do after having dinner around Toronto that isn’t a bar? Consider checking out Terra Lumina, an immersive sound and light show set at the Toronto Zoo. Read on to learn how it compares to other light shows around Toronto, and why we think it’s a worth it! date night idea.
Situated just west of Hwy 427 and Dundas St E, Etobicoke Valley Dog Park is less of a dog park and more of a rugged terrain filled with lush foliage, wildlife, fruit trees, and of course, ample water romping fun. This is not your average run-of-the-mill Toronto off leash dog park.