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Rowland Reserve, Bayview
This dog park features a 24hr doggy beach, which is puppy fantastic. A sheltered bay means there isn’t any waves, and there is a whole lot of fish for your dog to chase. There’s a wide open field and plenty of other dogs to play with when summertime kicks into full swing. Plenty of bins for those doggy bombs, and some clean drinking water if they get thirsty.

Rushcutters Bay Park
Plenty of wide open spaces here for your pooch to stretch its legs. A pretty little foreshore walkway and a kiosk for a coffee. Rushcutters has plenty of amenities, but be aware that tdogs are only allowed off leash between 3:30pm and 10:30am. Other times they are permitted but must be on a leash.

Warrigal Run Dog Park, Doonside
Warrigal Run Dog Park is part of the massive Bungarribee Parklands area. It’s got a huge space for your dog to let loose and run all day long. There are bags for your dog in case of an emergency and a shaded zone if you want to escape the sun.

Carina Bay Reserve, Como
Carina Bay Reserve has a couple of locations set aside for the doggies to run. The added bonus at this park is you can also bring your horse for a walk! Shaded areas and water are also available, giving your dog plenty to do and horses to see! But be aware, it isn’t completely fenced.

Reviews from Hopeland listeners
“The dog park at Bayview is awesome. It’s offleash and has water for the dogs to play in. Plenty of bins with doggie bags. There is limited free parking, so careful where you park.” – Kylie
“Rushcutters Bay Park is dog-friendly. It’s an amazing view and has coffee! Doggies on a leash are allowed at all times; but unleashed dogs are only permitted between certain times.” – Georgie
“When I lived in Albury and there was a big park where dogs ran free and the kids playground was enclosed by a big fence. Loved taking my dog there.” – Leonie
Bonus One! Clontarf Dog Beach
Clontarf has a little doggy bay that at low tide provides ample room for you dog to have a swim in the bay and a run on the sand. Parking can get tricky on busy days and the doggy bags for poop are a long way away, but this is still a fun little space for your dog to make some new friends.
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