| Dog park location | Details of works | Date of works | Dog park closed (Yes/No) |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Anzac Park, Toowong |
Upgrade to facilities (construction area closed) |
26 May to 30 June |
No |
|
Bulimba Riverside Park, Bulimba |
Upgrade to dog off-leash area facilities |
14 April to 30 May |
Yes |
|
Calamvale District Park, Calamvale |
Install new small dog-off leash area |
2 to 27 June |
No |
|
Dorrington Park, Ashgrove |
Upgrade to facilities and drainage (construction area closed) |
31 March to 16 May |
No |
|
Manly Foreshore dog off-leash area, Manly |
Upgrade to facilities (construction area closed) |
31 January to 31 May |
No |
|
Paten Park, The Gap |
Upgrade to facilities and equipment |
31 March to 31 May |
Yes |
|
Victoria Terrace dog off-leash area, Greenslopes |
Upgrade to facilities and equipment |
31 March to 2 May |
Yes |
Off-leash dog parks
Find a dog park or off-leash beach. Search our map for locations and facilities. Get tips for a dog-friendly day out.
Council maintains more than 160 dog off-leash areas in parks across Brisbane.
Dog parks offer a safe space for dogs to run, play and burn off excess energy.
Most off-leash dog parks are fully fenced and have seating, water, bins and shaded areas. Some also have agility equipment and designated areas for small dogs.
You can also let your dog run free in our designated foreshore areas on the bay.
Find an off-leash dog park
Use the map to explore dog parks and off-leash dog beaches in Brisbane.
Search by address or suburb to find off-leash areas and their facilities, including small dog enclosures (which are great for nervous, quiet or shy dogs) and agility equipment.
Dog park upgrade works
Some of our off-leash dog parks are being upgraded. Find locations and details, including if the dog park is closed during works.
Not sure where to visit first? Head to our most loved dog parks:
- Perrin Park, Toowong
- Sunset Park, Bardon
- Crosby Park, Albion
- Elanora Park, Wynnum
- Kokoda Park, Gordon Park
- Preston Road Park, Carina
- Faulkner Park, Graceville
- Grey Gum Park, Stafford Heights
- Thomas Macleod Park, Sinnamon Park.
The beach area at the end of Davenport Drive, between the southern and northern rock walls.
The area between the stairs to the foreshore, located near the corners of Flinders Parade and Second Avenue, and Park Parade and Zeehan Street at Shorncliffe.
An area that's part of Tuckeroo Park dog park in Nudgee Beach.
Note: The former foreshore off-leash dog area on Nudgee Beach is now an on-leash area.
Visiting off-leash areas
When visiting an off-leash area, it’s your responsibility to ensure your dog is well-behaved. They must also not disrupt or distress other dogs or park users.
- Familiarise yourself with the specific rules and regulations of the off-leash area. These could include leash requirements, designated zones, and any restrictions that apply.
- Keep your dog under control. Watch your dog and respond promptly to any signs of aggression, excessive barking or other unwanted behaviour.
- Clean up after your dog. Dispose of dog waste in the bins provided.
- Ensure your dog doesn’t create a nuisance for other dogs or owners (e.g. don't take big dogs into areas for small dogs).
- Stay up to date with your dog’s registration and vaccinations. This protects their health when they socialise with other dogs.
Learn more about the responsibilities of owning a dog.
More dog-friendly activities
Grab a leash for more fun things to do with your dog in Brisbane.
You can:
- go for a walk and picnic at a park
- get a puppuccino at a dog-friendly café
- ride a CityCat together
- watch a movie at a Council Outdoor Cinema in the Suburbs event
- hike through bushland reserves and wetlands (but keep your dog on a leash)
- wander through a dog-friendly market.
To find out more about activities, events and things to do with your dog:
- download the Brisbane app
- follow Council on social media
- read our blog.
Helpful links
Frequently asked questions
To report maintenance issues at a dog park, such as broken equipment or overgrown grass, contact Council.
Report suspected dog baiting to the RSPCA. To do this:
- email the RSPCA
- report it online
- phone Animal Cruelty Complaints on 1300 264 625.
If an animal is seriously injured, ill or trapped and needs urgent attention, phone the Animal Ambulance on 1300 852 188.
You can also report a life-threatening or urgent situation to Council by phoning 07 3403 8888.
Learn how to prevent, respond to and report dog attacks.