Dog-Friendly Parks in Sydney
Looking for dog-friendly parks in Sydney? PawsAround brings together off-leash and on-leash parks across Sydney, from open spaces and fenced areas to shaded reserves and waterfront parks. Each listing shows practical details at a glance — including leash rules, facilities like water taps and toilets, parking and picnic amenities — whether you want a fully fenced off-leash run, a leafy Inner West reserve with flat paths, or a family-friendly park with BBQ and water access. From the Upper North Shore to the Northern Beaches, Inner West and Eastern Suburbs, parks are tagged with suitability for small, large, senior or puppy dogs where information is available, so you can pick the right outing for your dog.
Popular dog-friendly parks in Sydney
Sydney Park
A massive 40-hectare Inner West park with wetlands, hills and on-site cafe — one of the most popular dog socialising spots in Sydney.
Explore Sydney Park →Bicentennial Reserve (Hallstrom Park)
Shady Willoughby oasis with wide grassy areas, BBQs and flat shared paths for easy on-leash walks and ball play.
See the Hallstrom Park listing →Burrows Park
Cliff-top Eastern Suburbs spot with 24-hour off-leash and sweeping ocean views, right on the Bondi to Coogee coastal route.
Find out more about Burrows Park →Glebe Foreshore Parks
Waterfront Blackwattle Bay reserves with Anzac Bridge views, water access for dogs and easy Inner West foreshore loops.
Explore Glebe Foreshore Parks →Blackman Park
Lane Cove West favourite with a fully fenced off-leash dog park, bushwalk connections and the Puppy Tail Cafe right next door.
See the Blackman Park listing →LM Graham Reserve
Manly / Fairlight sports reserve with a large off-leash area and plenty of room for zoomies — very popular on weekends.
Discover LM Graham Reserve →
