Best of Brisbane: Top 10 Brisbane dog parks revealed
If your pup needs a change of scene from the daily walk around the block, you’ve come to the right place. Here are Brisbane’s top 10 off-leash dog areas.
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If your pup needs a change of scene from the daily walk around the block, you’ve come to
the right place. Here are Brisbane’s top 10 dog off-leash areas.
See who made the list below.
10. Kalinga Dog Park, Wooloowin
This Wooloowin park has a fenced dog off-leash enclosure which means you can rest assured your pooch won’t make a break for it. A creek is also on offer for your canine to swim to his heart’s content. Conveniently located five minutes away from Toombul shopping centre, why not pick up some picnic snacks to enjoy under the gum trees?
61 Bertha St
9. Shaftesbury Street Park dog off-leash area, Tarragindi
The park recently received a new lick of paint with more seating, upgraded fencing and fresh turf.
If your pup gets dusty after a few too many rounds of fetch, a dog wash facility is available on-site.
The nearby coffee shop is a great place to grab a bite and meet other dog mums and dads.
59 Shaftesbury St
8. Kedron Brook Dog Walk, Wavell Heights
Don’t forget a towel because as summer sets in, your four-legged friend is bound to enjoy a good splash at this north Brisbane favourite.
Not afraid to go off the beaten track? There are plenty of trails to explore with man’s best friend at this Wavell Heights hidden gem.
7. Shand St Dog Park, Stafford
This Stafford park is known for being well-kept with green grass in great condition. Ample seating means owners can take a load off in the shade while their pup blows off some steam.
The late afternoon is peak period at the park if you’re up for a chat with other owners while your dog makes new four-legged friends.
100 Shand St
6. Stackpole Street Fenced Agility Dog Park, Wishart
This local secret has become somewhat of a dog owner social club. Located away from the Brisbane CBD hustle and bustle, this park surrounded by bush is a peaceful spot for dogs and owners alike.
Basketball and soccer facilities are also available, so why not make the trip to Wishart a family affair?
Stackpole St
5. Newmarket Dog Park, Alderley
If your dog is on the petite side, this is the park for you.
A small dog off-leash enclosure is available for canines who prefer to play with pups their own size. An agility set up is also on offer for dogs who are athletically inclined.
Enoggera Rd
4. Grange Forest Dog Park, Grange
This smaller-sized park tucked away in north Brisbane is a shady retreat in the summer months, complete with a water station for dogs and park benches for owners.
Taking a stroll along the neighbouring Kedron Brook walk/cycle path would be the perfect way to finish a morning of off-leash play.
131 Mornington St
3. Nudgee Beach Dog Park, Nudgee
Locals consider this one of the best dog parks on Brisbane’s northside thanks to its fenced agility enclosure and off-leash dog beach. If you’re the proud owner of a water baby, then pack up the car and take a drive to Nudgee where your pup can have a frolic in the surf.
A coffee van is also conveniently located beachside for that midmorning pick me-up.
Nudgee Rd
2. Dorrington Park, Ashgrove
This Ashgrove dog park is known for its greenery and towering Queensland Kauri pines that provide some relief from the heat.
The Enchanted Forest playground makes the park perfect for a family outing with Fido in tow. A creek also runs through the park if your pup feels like cooling off.
5 Mirrabooka Rd
1. Rocks Riverside Park, Seventeen Mile Rocks
Would you prefer a dog walk through the bushland or by the river? At this dog-friendly park you can do both.
Rocks Riverside also offers a basketball court and flying fox, so bring the kids along and make a day of it.
If you’re partial to a Sunday picnic with the whole family (man’s best friend included), then you can’t beat this spot at Seventeen Mile Rocks.
531 Seventeen Mile Rocks Rd