Near Forde, Unincorporated ACT, ACT
Forde off-leash park
Designated dog park.
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Near Forde, Unincorporated ACT, ACT
Designated dog park.
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Designated dog park. Managed by Ginninderry Development.
Managed by Ginninderry Development
Near O'Connor, Unincorporated ACT, ACT
Designated dog park.
Near O'Connor, Unincorporated ACT, ACT
Designated dog park.
Near Yarralumla, Unincorporated ACT, ACT
Designated dog park.
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Designated dog park.
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Designated dog park.
Near Curl Curl, Northern Beaches, NSW
Designated dog park.
Near Adamstown, Newcastle, NSW
Designated dog park.
Near Agnes Banks, Hawkesbury, NSW
Designated dog park.
Mount Warrigal, Shellharbour, NSW
Designated dog park.
Near Ammerdown, Orange, NSW
Designated dog park.
Near Bowen, Orange, NSW
Designated dog park.
Near Ashbury, Canterbury-Bankstown, NSW
Designated dog park. Managed by Canterbury-Bankstown Council.
Managed by Canterbury-Bankstown Council
Near Asquith, Hornsby, NSW
Designated dog park.
Near Avalon, Northern Beaches, NSW
Designated dog park.
Near Bradbury, Campbelltown (NSW), NSW
Designated dog park. Managed by Campbelltown City Council.
Managed by Campbelltown City Council
Near Balgowlah Heights, Northern Beaches, NSW
Designated dog park.
Near Bargo, Wollondilly, NSW
Designated dog park.
Near Googong, Queanbeyan-Palerang Regional, NSW
Designated dog park.
Near Bathurst, Bathurst Regional, NSW
Designated dog park.
Near Baulkham Hills, The Hills Shire, NSW
Designated dog park.
Near Croydon, Inner West, NSW
Designated dog park.
Near Byron Bay, Byron, NSW
Designated dog park.
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Council rules, seasonal restrictions and shared-use hours can change. The sign at the entrance and the relevant council remain the authority.
Fenced areas can help dogs still building recall. Beaches and unfenced reserves suit dogs that reliably return around wildlife, bikes and other distractions.
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