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Floreat Dog Beach dog-friendly beach
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Floreat Dog Beach

Dog-friendly beach in City Beach, WA — off-leash area

The rules at a glance

Off-leash allowed

Verified dog-friendly on Google

Open 24 hours

City Beach, WA 6015

Rules verified 9 June 2026

Dogs
Welcome
Where
City Beach, WA
Policy checked
2026-06-09

What visitors mention

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Floreat Dog Beach is the wide, 24-hour off-leash strip north of the surf club, running from Peasholm Street towards the Floreat drain. Sandy, spacious and popular, it is one of the easiest off-leash runs in the western suburbs, reached via a dune path off Chipping Road.

The rules. The beach itself is off-leash around the clock, every day, but dogs must be leashed in the car park, on the dune access path, and on surrounding footpaths. Owners are expected to keep dogs under voice control once off-leash, and to carry and use waste bags. Bin fines apply if you do not clean up.

What's there. The car park off Chipping Road has roughly 40 free bays and is floodlit, so early mornings and evening visits are manageable. There is no direct shower or bin block at the dog beach itself; the nearest toilets and showers are back at the main Floreat Beach kiosk area, a short walk south.

Getting there. Drive in via West Coast Highway or Chipping Road and park at the top of the dunes; it's about a 300-metre walk down through the dunes to the sand. Transperth buses run along West Coast Highway, but you'll still need to walk in through the dunes from the closest stop, so a car is the easier option.

Nearby with the dogs. Hamptons City Beach and Clancy's Fish Pub both welcome dogs on their outdoor areas a short stroll south on Challenger Parade, and The Kiosk at Floreat Beach has outdoor seating near the main beach access if you want food without leaving the coast.

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Watch your dog around the drain and pipe structures at the northern end. They're not fenced off and the footing can be uneven.

When to go. Weekday mornings or late afternoons are quietest; Saturday and Sunday mornings between 8 and 11am draw the biggest crowds. The sand narrows at high tide, so low tide gives dogs more room to run. Good for confident dogs that like company, less ideal if yours is nervous around a busy pack.

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Policy verified 9 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.

Nearby with the dogs