Dog-Friendly | Queensland
Wide Bay, Australia
About the business listing
DOG-FRIENDLY QUEENSLAND
WIDE BAY BURNETT
BANYAN - BIGGENDEN - BUNDABERG - BUNDABERG NORTH - CHILDERS - EIDSVALE - GAYNDAH - GIN GIN - HERVEY BAY - KINGAROY - MARYBOROUGH - MONTO - MOUNT PERRY - MUNDUBBERA - NANANGO - PIALBA - TORQUAY - URANGAN
Details: Bargara North Dog Park is a fully enclosed off-leash area designed to give dogs a safe environment to play and socialise. The park includes grassy areas and shaded spots for pet parents.
Highlights: Large off-leash area suitable for all dogs, safe and secure fencing, close to local amenities.
β Pros
- π€© Fully enclosed for safety
- π€© Suitable for all dog sizes
- π€© Grassy and shaded areas
- π€© Lovely coastal views
β Cons
- π Can get busy on weekends
- π Limited parking nearby
- π No water fountains currently
- π Some areas may get muddy after rain
Getting there: Located in northern Bargara, the park is accessible via Fred Courtice Avenue with local parking available nearby.
Source: bundaberg.qld.gov.au
Details: Apple Tree Creek Dog Off-Leash Park is a fully enclosed park with separate areas for small dogs and all dogs, designed to provide a safe environment for dogs to play and socialise. The park includes grassy areas, seating, and shaded spots for pet parents.
Highlights: Separate areas for different dog sizes, secure fencing, seating, and shade.
β Pros
- π€© Fully enclosed for safety
- π€© Separate areas for small and all dogs
- π€© Grassy and shaded areas
- π€© Open 24/7
β Cons
- π Limited parking
- π Can get muddy after rain
- π No water fountains
- π Some areas may be crowded on weekends
Getting there: Accessible from the Bruce Highway at Apple Tree Creek, with parking available nearby at the rest stop area.
Source: bundaberg.qld.gov.au
Details: Mary Kinross Park in southern Bargara is a fully enclosed off-leash area where dogs can safely socialise and play. The park features grassy spaces, seating, and shaded areas for pet parents.
Highlights: Secure fencing, grassy and shaded areas, suitable for all dog sizes.
β Pros
- π€© Fully enclosed for safety
- π€© Suitable for all dogs
- π€© Grassy and shaded areas
- π€© Open 24/7
β Cons
- π Limited parking
- π Can be busy on weekends
- π No dog water fountains
- π Grass may get muddy after rain
Getting there: Accessible via Bargara Road in southern Bargara, with local parking nearby.
Source: bundaberg.qld.gov.au
Details: Daph Geddes Park in Bundaberg East is a fully enclosed off-leash dog park where dogs can play and socialise safely. The park offers grassy areas, seating, and some shaded spots for pet parents.
Highlights: Secure fencing, suitable for all dog sizes, grassy and shaded areas.
β Pros
- π€© Fully enclosed for safety
- π€© Grassy and landscaped areas
- π€© Suitable for all dogs
β Cons
- π Limited parking
- π Can get busy on weekends
- π No dog water fountains
- π Some areas may get muddy after rain
Getting there: Accessible via local streets in Bundaberg East, with parking nearby.
Source: bundaberg.qld.gov.au
Details: Located in the heart of Bundaberg North, Edina Street Park offers a secure environment for dogs to roam freely. The park includes grassy areas and shaded seating, making it ideal for both dogs and pet parents to enjoy some outdoor time.
Highlights: Enclosed off-leash park, well-maintained grounds, and areas for rest and socialisation.
β Pros
- π€© Secure fencing ensures dogs stay safe
- π€© Grass and shaded seating areas for comfort
- π€© Open to dogs of all sizes and breeds
- π€© Convenient location within Bundaberg North
β Cons
- π Limited on-site parking
- π Popular park, can be crowded at peak times
- π No dog water stations available
- π Some areas may become muddy after rain
Getting there: Easily reached from Edina Street, with nearby street parking for visitors.
Source: bundaberg.qld.gov.au
Details: Jack Strathdee Park in Burnett Heads provides a secure space for dogs to run, play, and socialise. The park is fully fenced and offers a mix of grassy areas and shaded spots, making it comfortable for both dogs and pet parents.
Highlights: Fenced off-leash areas, well-maintained grass, shade for relaxing, ideal for small and large dogs.
β Pros
- π€© Fully enclosed for dog safety
- π€© Shaded seating and open grass areas
- π€© Suitable for dogs of all sizes
β Cons
- π Limited parking nearby
- π Can be busy during peak hours
- π No water fountains for dogs
- π Grass can get muddy after rain
Getting there: Access via local streets in Burnett Heads with nearby street parking available for visitors.
Source: bundaberg.qld.gov.au
Details: MPB Dog Park is a secure and open space designed for dogs to exercise and socialise. The park provides shaded seating for pet parents and a mix of grassed areas suitable for both small and large dogs.
Highlights: Fenced off-leash area, shaded seating, grassed grounds, safe and accessible for all dogs.
β Pros
- π€© Fully enclosed for safety
- π€© Shaded seating and grassy play areas
- π€© Suitable for dogs of all sizes
- π€© Open around the clock
β Cons
- π Limited nearby parking
- π Can be crowded at peak times
- π No dog water stations
- π Grass can get muddy after rainfall
Getting there: Easily accessible from local streets in Moore Park Beach with nearby street parking.
Source: bundaberg.qld.gov.au
Details: Woodgate Foreshore provides designated dog-friendly areas along the beach, carefully limited to protect both residents and sensitive habitats. Dogs can enjoy a run along the sandy shore and foreshore, while pet parents can relax on nearby grassed areas.
Highlights: Scenic beach views, safe limited zones for dogs, accessible foreshore paths, and gentle sandy terrain.
β Pros
- π€© Beautiful coastal environment
- π€© Designated areas protect residents and wildlife
- π€© Open foreshore with space for exercise
- π€© Accessible and scenic for pet parents
β Cons
- π Dog access restricted to specific zones
- π Limited facilities like water stations or shade
- π Can be busy during weekends and holidays
- π Sandy surface may be challenging for some dogs in hot weather
Getting there: Access from local streets in Woodgate Beach with public parking near pedestrian beach accesses.
Source: bundaberg.qld.gov.au
Details: Point Vernon Foreshore offers a spacious coastal environment for dogs to enjoy a safe off-leash run. The foreshore combines soft sandy beach with grassy sections for walking and picnicking, making it ideal for pet parents and their dogs alike.
Highlights: Designated off-leash zones, scenic water views, grassed areas for relaxing, and easy access from local streets.
β Pros
- π€© Safe off-leash zones for dogs
- π€© Accessible and scenic foreshore
- π€© Combination of sand and grass surfaces
- π€© Nearby seating and shade for pet parents
β Cons
- π Dog access limited to designated areas
- π No formal dog water stations
- π Can become busy during weekends and holidays
- π Some areas may be exposed to sun without shade
Getting there: Accessible from Point Vernon Road with nearby public parking and pedestrian access to foreshore zones.
Source: frasercoast.qld.gov.au
Details: Craignish Park offers a dedicated fenced space for dogs to roam safely off-leash. The park is maintained with grassy surfaces ideal for play, and it provides a secure environment for socialising dogs.
Highlights: Fully enclosed, safe for off-leash activity, and accessible for pet parents with picnic and shade areas nearby.
β Pros
- π€© Fully fenced and safe
- π€© Grassy play area suitable for dogs
- π€© Easy access from Petersen Road
- π€© Quiet location, less crowded
β Cons
- π Limited shaded areas
- π No water facilities for dogs
- π Smaller area may get busy during peak times
- π Some sand patches may be uneven
Getting there: Accessible directly from Petersen Road with nearby parking; park entrance is clearly signposted.
Source: frasercoast.qld.gov.au
Details: River Heads Dog Park offers a safe and fully enclosed area for dogs to exercise off-leash at any time of the day. The park is maintained with a mix of grass and sandy surfaces and provides plenty of space for dogs to socialise.
Highlights: Open 24/7, fully fenced, secure environment for dogs, suitable for all dog sizes.
β Pros
- π€© Open 24 hours
- π€© Fully fenced for safety
- π€© Spacious grassy area
- π€© Convenient parking nearby
β Cons
- π Limited shaded areas
- π No water taps for dogs
- π Can get muddy after rain
- π No lighting for night use despite 24-hour access
Getting there: Accessible via Seafarer Drive with street parking available; park entrance clearly marked.
Source: frasercoast.qld.gov.au
Details: The Pialba Foreshore allows dogs to enjoy off-leash exercise along a scenic stretch of beach between Taylor and Zephyr Streets during designated times. Dogs must remain on-leash outside these times. The area combines sandy foreshore with a paved walking path, ideal for both dogs and pet parents.
Highlights: Close to shops and cafes, beautiful foreshore views, designated off-leash times ensure safety for all beach users.
β Pros
- π€© Scenic foreshore walk
- π€© Convenient location near amenities
- π€© Designated off-leash hours for safety
- π€© Mixed surface for exercise and strolls
β Cons
- π Dogs must be on-leash outside permitted hours
- π Can get busy during peak times
- π Limited fenced areas
- π Some sections may be exposed to wind
Getting there: Accessible via Taylor Street or Zephyr Street; parking available along nearby streets.
Source: frasercoast.qld.gov.au