Ottawa Parks
Every park in Ottawa, mapped from the City's own open data — real boundaries, dog-off-leash policy, and accessibility, searchable and laid out on a live map.
The City's own park data, made browsable.
Ottawa Parks pulls the full parks & greenspace inventory straight from the City of Ottawa's open data service and turns it into something you'd actually search and explore.
Full city inventory
Every park in the City of Ottawa's Parks and Greenspace layer, fetched and paged straight from its open ArcGIS service — searchable by name the moment it loads.
Real park boundaries
Each park's actual surveyed boundary is drawn on the map as a filled polygon, not a generic pin — so you can see exactly where a park starts and ends.
Dog policy at a glance
Off-leash, on-leash, mixed, or no dogs at all — every park's official designation is shown clearly, with details where the City provides them.
City-wide overview map
Pull back to a pitched, city-wide map with every park's boundary drawn at once, for a sense of just how much green space Ottawa has.
Accessibility & features
Each park shows whether it's wheelchair accessible, currently open, and has waterbody access — straight from the City's own records.
Loads instantly, every time
Results are cached on-device for a week, so the full list opens instantly without waiting on the network — with a one-tap refresh whenever you want the latest data.
Every park carries one of these five official designations. Only “No Dogs” is flagged red — everything else, including parks with no explicit designation, defaults to leashed access.
Straight from the source. Ottawa Parks displays park boundary and attribute data published by the City of Ottawa's open data service. We don't control its accuracy or how current it is — a park's status, dog policy, or boundary can change before the City's data catches up, so always check on-site signage for anything that matters in the moment.