Foreshore Place Dog Park in Wentworth Point was once a popular spot for local dog owners. However, please be aware that this area is no longer a designated off-leash park. Due to ongoing complaints from nearby residents regarding noise and usage, dogs must now remain on leash at all times in this park.
Foreshore Place Dog Park: At a Glance
- 🚫 Current Status: CLOSED as an off-leash area. It is now an on-leash only reserve.
- 🐕 Best For: A scenic on-leash walk along the waterfront.
- Reason for Closure: Resident complaints regarding noise and amenity conflicts.
- 🅿️ Parking: A mix of paid street parking and nearby public car parks are available.
Current Status & Rules
While it remains a beautiful public space, the specific area previously used for off-leash play is now strictly on-leash.
- Strict On-Leash Policy: Dogs are welcome but must be kept on a leash at all times while in the park and on the surrounding paths.
- Ranger Patrols: Council rangers actively patrol the area to ensure compliance with the new rules. Fines may apply for having dogs off-leash.
Insider Tip: While you can’t let your dog run free here anymore, the riverside path remains a lovely spot for a structured, on-leash walk. It connects to broader walking tracks around Wentworth Point and Sydney Olympic Park.
Nearby Off-Leash Alternatives
If your dog needs to burn off energy off-leash, there are excellent alternatives nearby:
- Bicentennial Park Fenced Dog Park: Located nearby in Sydney Olympic Park, this fully fenced dog park that offers separate areas for small and large dogs and is a fantastic, safe option.
- Pierre de Coubertin Dog Park: Another great off-leash area in Newington, offering ample space for a run.
- Lower Phoenix Park Fenced Dog Park: A fully fenced and secure dog park located 10 minutes away walk in Rhodes.
For more official information on local dog parks, visit the City of Parramatta Council website.
Foreshore Place Dog Park: FAQ
Q: Is Foreshore Place still an off-leash dog park?
A: No. The off-leash status has been revoked due to resident complaints. Dogs must now be kept on a leash at all times.
Q: Where is the nearest off-leash park?
A: The closest fully fenced off-leash area is Bicentennial Park Dog Park in Sydney Olympic Park, which is a short drive away.
