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Dog-friendly Peakhurst Heights
A walk in Peakhurst Heights stacks up easily — Cafe on Pindari first, then Peakhurst Heights Dog off leash area, with Gannons Park the local favourite when the lead stays on.
NSW·Best Autumn + spring for walks; summer needs early mornings
Walking Peakhurst Heights: the local loops
Gannons Park — Sports fields, open grassy areas, and a playground, with some bushland fringes. Off-lead applies in the signed sections; carry the lead anyway. Benches and shade appear often enough for a slow dog.
Georges River National Park — Bushland trails along the Georges River, offering views of the water and natural vegetation (note: dogs not allowed within the National Park itself, but adjacent areas might offer similar experiences). Lead-on throughout unless council signage says otherwise. Benches and shade appear often enough for a slow dog.
Peakhurst Park — A local park with open spaces, a playground, and some shaded areas, suitable for a casual stroll. Lead-on throughout unless council signage says otherwise. A coffee stop is never far on the way back.
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