Get your paws
dirty.
Indoors!
Bring your dogs for a private playdate at Bark Barn. There’s plenty of room to run, sniff and play, whatever the weather.
Private bookings · Sandy footing · Weather-proof fun
Big space.
Even bigger zoomies.
Come in out of the weather and enjoy some time with your dogs. Our indoor arena has plenty of room for running, sniffing and a good game of fetch.
The barn is yours for your booked time. Come with your own dogs, or invite dog friends who enjoy playing together.
Take a peek insideGood dogs. Great days.
A glimpse of the little moments that make a visit special.
A happy dog starts
with a little play.
Pick a time that works for you, bring your pups, and enjoy 50 minutes together.
Choose your time
Check available appointments in our online booking calendar.
Book your visit
Pay by credit card online, or text Sandy to arrange e-transfer.
Come ready to play
Arrive at your booked time and enjoy the barn together.
Daytime play
Check the calendar for times
Evening play
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Includes two dogs from one family in one vehicle. Daytime visits also include two family members. Additional dog/vehicle: $10.50.
Read rules & bookBookings are first come, first served. Rates may change. Confirm pricing and availability when booking. Text Sandy about special-time requests; availability depends on the working barn schedule.
See you at the barn.
48559 Range Road 251
Leduc County, Alberta
Look for the Mystic Meadows Equine Centre sign at the fourth driveway on the left as you head south on Range Road 251. Park at the far left of the building and use the white door at the northwest corner. The main grey front door is for the horse barn; dogs must use the side entrance.
Text Sandy: 780-951-2332
Alternate: 780-951-2242
Call for urgent matters
A few barn basics.
We live and work here, so please treat our property with respect. Please read these rules before every visit to help keep dogs, horses and people safe.
Vaccinations, supervision & private playdates
All dogs must have current vaccinations. Your booking is private: bring your own pups or invite compatible dog friends, pay the extra dog/vehicle fees, and supervise every dog in your group throughout the visit.
Arriving safely at a working horse barn
Drive slowly and keep car windows up so barking does not startle the horses beside the driveway. Keep your dogs on leash until you are inside the barn. Do not let dogs approach the horses. Enter only through the designated northwest corner side door. The main front door and the horse-barn area are off limits to dogs. The adjoining barn is locked off, but you may hear people and horses. You may lock the door behind you for safety.
Your appointment time & leaving on time
Do not enter before your appointment, even if there are no cars outside; the space may still be in use by dogs or riders. Leave at the scheduled 50-minute mark, 10 minutes before the hour, so the barn can be checked before the next guest. A late arrival does not extend your visit.
Bathroom breaks, cleanup & sandy footing
Let your dogs relieve themselves outside before entering, while keeping them away from the horses. Pick up all poop and put it in the bin just outside the door. If a dog marks a wall, use the provided spray; tell Sandy if the bottle is empty. Break up urine spots in the sand with a little kick. No digging. Report any mess left by a previous guest. Because this is a working horse arena, small traces of horse manure may remain in the footing.
Barn equipment & grooming
Leave equipment, jumps, decorations, and hanging tack alone; do not move them. Grooming is allowed only if you collect every bit of shed hair and dispose of it.
Toys, fetch & looking after the space
Let Sandy know if any toys are damaged. Bring your own if your dog is hard on toys, and hang the barn toys on a hook to keep them out of reach. When throwing balls or frisbees, aim away from lights, metal walls, windows, and mirrors.
What is available & what should I bring?
Chairs, extra poop bags, and a water bucket are available. Bring favourite toys if you like, and dress for an arena that is cooler than outdoors. There is no bathroom on site; plan a stop in Leduc Common before your visit if needed.
Changing or cancelling a booking
No refunds are offered. Contact Sandy at least 24 hours in advance if you need to cancel or request a booking change.
Questions about your visit? Text Sandy before you arrive.
Before you book.
Please read our barn rules and the waiver below before booking. Make sure everyone in your group has read them too.
You, your guests and your dogs use our facility at your own risk. You must supervise your dogs at all times. No children under 12 may attend unless with your own family with an adult and family dogs and must stay with you at all times. Not all hazards can be foreseen, inside or outside prior to entry and jump poles may be on the ground and cannot be moved around or raised.
By booking and attending Bark Barn, you acknowledge that by using our space entails risk of damage, loss or injury to your dogs, any persons who attend, or other dogs within your group and you agree you will assume all risks, responsibilities, for any damages, injuries, loss, liability or costs associated with you and your dog(s) and your guest's dogs, or any other person or animal may sustain as a result of you or your dogs actions while on our property. Your guests must read the rules as well and agree to the waiver below to attend.
By booking and attending your private bark barn appointment you agree to waive Bark Barn, a division of SPR Innovations Inc, Philip Roy and Sandra Humble and any Bark Barn volunteers from any and all injury, loss, liability, damages or expenses you may incur or any other person claims through you or on your behalf while on our property.
You acknowledge you have read and understand all of the above risks, and waiver. Your booking and payment for use of the facility constitutes an online signature. You also agree to read and abide by all rules of Bark Barn.
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Bring your pups. We’ll see you at the barn.