Clearview EcoPark, Stayner: Walks, Dogs and Chalet Routes

The municipality gives EcoBark a separate address from the main EcoPark’s 300 Mowat Street North listing. Share the County Road 96 entrance with anyone meeting you for the dog outing.

The dog area has a double-gated entrance and a separate enclosed area for smaller or more timid dogs. Follow the rules posted at the entrance and keep the wider park’s leash arrangements distinct. The regional pet guide helps organize the rest of the holiday around your dog’s needs.

The park describes more than three kilometres of accessible trails, while the wider EcoPark Loop linking Stayner is listed separately at 5.5 kilometres. Those figures describe different choices, not one compulsory circuit.

Review the current map and select the intended section before leaving the car. The accessibility guide helps identify any surface or distance questions that need a specific answer for a member of the party.

The Town lists interpretive signs, a bird blind, gardens and a seasonal floating dock connected to the pond loop. Use those features to choose a focus for the visit rather than promising a particular wildlife sighting.

Let children spend time noticing what is present, and keep a short version of the walk available. The Stayner day-trip guide can connect the park with a town stop before everyone returns to the chalet.