So they don’t send you barking mad!
Tuggerah Oval I Tuggerah
If you’ve got a little rascal in your house often chooses to ignore their name when you call them after they run away, then this dog park just might be the one for you! Tuggerah Oval is a full-fenced dog park, keeping all of those ‘selectively deaf’ dog’s safe from the nearby roads. There are three massive fenced areas in this park along with an obstacle course and a few water stations!
Peppermint Park I Kariong
‘Zoomies’ tend to be a normal part of any high energy dog’s day – along with constantly asking to play, and annoying anybody in the house for cuddles. If this sounds like your pup, then Peppermint Park might be worth a visit. Located on Langford Drive in Kariong, this massive off-leash area has so much room to run! You might just find that your pooch will be all tuckered out after just a few long-distance zoomies in this spot!
Sensory Park I Narara
If the only playdate your dog has had in the last month has been when they accidentally get frighted by themselves in the mirror then it might be time to pop down to Sensory Park in Narara! Located on Showground Road, this popular dog park is full enclosed, and has a two-gate entrance to make sure no sneaky pooches try to escape. There’s plenty of trees for the dogs to explore, and a drinking fountain with a water bowl for when your pup gets tired!
Fagan Park I Point Clare
Your pooch is your best friend, and boy do they show it – usually with a lot of slobber and face licks. And you should be showing your dog that you love them back, and a great way to that is to head to Fagan Park in Point Claire! Located on Brisbane Water Drive, this dog park is a great place for pooch burn off any extra energy, and make them sleepy and ready for cuddles within an hour!
Oberton Street Reserve I Kincumber
If your best friend is sending you barking mad after being cooped up in the house all week, then Oberton Street Reserve is pretty pawsome! The off-leash park is hidden away from the main road behind a line of trees, and extends into a safe section surrounded by houses and quiet streets. And with over 150m of reserve for them to explore, your dog is sure to love you fur-ever…and yes, we’ll stop with the dog puns now.
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Written by Kate Stevens
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