Thibault Farm — 12 acres of pasture, pond and forest trail
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Thibault Farm — 12 acres of pasture, pond and forest trail

Markham, Ontario · 12 acres (48,560 m²)

4.8127 reviews

Fencing

Enclosure

Partially fenced

Height at lowest point

1.2 m (4 ft)

Type

Page-wire livestock fence on three sides; forest edge open to the north

Gaps

None

Designed for private play

Only the people and dogs in your booking are allowed in the spot during your visit — with a 30-minute buffer between bookings, you'll never cross paths with another guest's dog.

What dogs can see or hear

Disclosed by the host, verified after every visit.

Other dogsNo
Other animalsSometimes

Deer and wild turkeys pass through.

Other peopleNo
Private entryYes
Host presenceHost generally doesn't meet guests

Amenities

  • Open field
  • Woods
  • Walking trail
  • Hill
  • River / stream
  • Off-street parking
  • Trash can
  • Dog drinking water

About this spot

Open pasture, a winding forest trail and a spring-fed pond tucked among the trees. Deer and wild turkeys pass through, so recall matters on the north edge. A rinse station at the barn before you head home.

Approximate location

Approximate location in MarkhamMarkham

Exact address is shared after booking.

Things to know

Hazard

Mosquitoes are serious in wet weeks — bring spray. Pond bottom is soft.

Rules

Host rules
  • Please stay out of the barns (the horses live there).
Paw Hub community rules
  • Dogs leashed when entering and exiting the spot
  • Walk the space and check it's secure before going off-leash
  • Never arrive before your start time or stay past your end time
  • Pick up after your dogs — leave the spot as you found it
  • No restrooms on site unless the listing says otherwise

Read the full community rules

Marcus, your neighbour in Markham

Hosting since November 2025 · ✓ Email verified

★ 4.81 · 27 reviews

Every review comes from a completed visit

said the spot was as clean as expected96%
said the fence held96%
saw or heard no other dogs89%
saw or heard no other animals52%
saw or heard no other people96%
  • Avery

    August 2026 · ★★★★★

    Exactly as described. The 'sometimes' on other dogs is accurate — a neighbour's dog barked once.