Selandra Rise Fenced Dog Park is a small “Pocket Park” located within Heritage Park on Selandra Boulevard in Clyde North. Designed for social mingling rather than vigorous exercise, this facility faces significant challenges regarding size and maintenance.
Selandra Rise: At a Glance
- 🌧️ The Vibe: Cramped and often muddy. It feels like an afterthought compared to other estate parks.
- 🐕 Best For: Small, low-energy apartment dogs who just need a quick toilet break.
- Off-Leash Hours: Open 24 Hours.
- Fencing: Fenced (Low height, single gate).
- 🅿️ Parking: Indented street parking along Selandra Blvd.
Dog Park Features & Amenities
For the Dogs
- Small Footprint: At just 40m x 20m, this park is physically incapable of supporting working breeds who need to run.
- Fence Height Issues: Users report the fence is quite low, posing a risk for athletic jumpers.
- Mud Hazard: The park frequently turns into a “mud bath” after rain due to poor drainage.
For the Humans
- Lifestyle Precinct: The park’s main value is its location within Heritage Park, close to BBQs and courts for a wider family outing.
- Minimal Amenities: There is a water tap and some unshaded seating, but no bins or agility gear.
Safety Warning: This park does not have a double-gated entry (“airlock”). This is a significant risk near a busy road. Be extremely careful when entering or exiting if other dogs are crowding the gate.
The Final Verdict
Selandra Rise Fenced Dog Park is a disappointment for many locals. The small size, low fence, and single gate make it unsuitable for many dogs. Unless you have a very small dog and it has been dry for a week, you are better off driving to Corroboree Street nearby.
For more info, visit the City of Casey website.
Selandra Rise: FAQ
Q: Is the park double-gated?
A: No, it features only a single gate entry, which is a safety concern.
Q: Is there agility equipment?
A: No, there is no agility equipment provided.
Q: Is there water available?
A: Yes, a water tap is available.
