Park 918 (Riverbrae) Fenced Dog Park in Riverstone is a fully fenced off-leash park with two separate enclosures for large and small dogs, a double-gated airlock entry, covered shelters with picnic tables in both zones, and 24/7 access on open grass.
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Park 918 (Riverbrae): At a Glance
- 🐾 The Vibe: Open, flat and secure. Two separate grassy zones, each with a covered shelter, designed for running rather than anything else.
- 🐕 Best For: Dogs of all sizes who need a good sprint, with the security of separate enclosures for large and small breeds.
- Off-Leash Hours: 24 Hours, 7 Days inside the fences.
- Fencing: Fully Fenced with a double-gated airlock entry.
- 🅿️ Parking: Free street parking right alongside the park.

Dog Park Features & Amenities
For the Dogs
- Two Separate Zones: One enclosure for large dogs and one for small dogs. It takes the guesswork out of playtime and keeps the smaller dogs from being overwhelmed.
- Open Grass: No agility equipment in either zone. Flat grass throughout, which suits a long game of fetch or a straightforward off-leash run.
- Drinking Water: A fountain with a dog bowl attachment is on the concrete pad near the shelter.
For the Humans
- Covered Shelter: A metal roof shelter with a picnic table is in each zone, giving you somewhere to sit out of the sun or light rain.
- Concrete Paths: The entrance and shelter area are paved, which keeps things cleaner underfoot when the grass is damp.
- Bins On-Site: Bins are provided in the park. No public toilets and no playground are available on-site.
Insider Tip: The park is relatively new and the young trees haven’t grown enough yet to shade the main grass areas. On a hot day the field is exposed, so early mornings or evenings are more comfortable in summer. The covered shelters in both zones are your best option mid-afternoon.
The Final Verdict
Park 918 (Riverbrae) Fenced Dog Park is a well-set-up off-leash park for Riverstone locals. The two separate enclosures, secure fencing, covered shelters and open grass cover the essentials well. No toilets and limited shade in the middle of the day are the main things to plan around, but for a daily secure run for dogs of any size it does the job reliably.
For more official information, visit the Blacktown City Council website.
Park 918 (Riverbrae): FAQ
Q: Does the park have a separate area for small dogs?
A: Yes, the park has two fully fenced enclosures so large and small dogs can play in separate zones.
Q: Is there agility equipment at this park?
A: No, the park has open grassy space for running and does not have agility obstacles.
Q: Are there public toilets on-site?
A: No, there are no public toilets at the dog park or the surrounding reserve.




