Ray Brydon Park (off leash dog park)
Ray Brydon Park is Invermere’s newest public outdoor space and the District’s formally designated off-leash dog park.
This 12.5-acre park is located in a natural area adjacent to Toby Creek just past Invermere’s Industrial Park band before the Wilmer bridge on Toby Creek Road. The park was named to recognize the late Ray Brydon, a dedicated community member and volunteer who regularly walked his dogs along Toby Creek.
In addition to a network of well-maintained trails, the park includes a large parking lot with a permanent outhouse, riverside and trail benches, and a series of small natural pools for dogs to frolic in. Dog bags and receptacles are available on site.
- You are entering the Ray Brydon Park, designated as an OFF-LEASH DOG PARK.
- By entering the Ray Brydon Park, you are acknowledging and agreeing to abide by the rules set out below.
- All dogs shall wear a visible dog license and identification tag,
- Dogs are the only “animal” permitted in Ray Brydon Park.
- Dogs must be on a leash when entering and exiting the Park.
- Handlers must “scoop the poop” and fill any holes dug by dogs under their control.
- Dogs must be under the control and in view of their handler at all times.
- Spiked collars are prohibited.
- Children under the age of 14 must be accompanied by an adult.
- Handlers must have possession of a dog leash at all times.
- Handlers must remove or muzzle dogs displaying aggressive tendencies.
- Handlers are limited to a maximum of four dog. Female dogs in heat are prohibited.
- No glass containers permitted.
- Handlers are responsible for any injuries caused by the dog(s) under their control.
- Anyone entering the Ray Brydon Park does so at their own risk. The District of Invermere is not responsible for the safety of persons and/or dogs while in the Park, and shall not be liable to anyone for any injuries or damage suffered by any person or dog while in the Ray Brydon Park.
- This park is a natural area, please watch for wildlife and ensure your dogs do not chase wild animals in the park.
- Do not play fetch while other dogs are nearby as this can create aggression.
