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Dog park at Federal Park

Dog-friendly off-leash park in Annandale, NSW

The rules at a glance

Off-leash allowed

Verified dog-friendly on Google

Open 24 hours

Annandale, NSW 2038

Council / official page

Rules verified 9 June 2026

Dogs
Welcome
Where
Annandale, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-09

What visitors mention

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Federal Park's off-leash area sits on the Glebe Foreshore in Annandale, a big open grass paddock running down to the harbour with a skyline view and swimming access. It is off-leash 24 hours a day, and it links straight onto the Bay Run and the GreenWay trails, so it doubles as a start or end point for a longer walk.

The rules. Dogs can run off-leash in the designated grassy area and swim along the foreshore. Leash up on the sporting fields whenever a game or training session is underway, since the off-leash zone sits right next to them. The area backs onto a car park and a BBQ zone, so a dog with solid recall matters here.

What's there. A small car park on Chapman Road, public toilets, shaded seating, BBQ facilities, and an adventure playground with a flying fox and skate ramp for anyone bringing kids along too.

Getting there. The park is on Chapman Road, Annandale, a short walk from the Jubilee Park light rail stop. Parking is limited and fills fast on weekends, so the light rail or a walk along the Glebe Foreshore Walk is the easier option at peak times.

Watch-outs. The foreshore water can turn murky after rain, and it is worth checking for blue-green algae warnings before letting a dog swim. Jellyfish also turn up along the foreshore in warmer months.

Nearby with the dogs. Tramsheds at Harold Park has several dog-friendly outdoor dining spots a short walk away, and Glebe Point Road has a run of cafes further along, including Bellevue Cottage.

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The grass here is wide open and made for a proper zoomie session, but check the tide and any algae warnings before diving into the harbour.

Weekend mornings and afternoons draw a crowd, so a Friday evening or weekday midday visit is the quieter play. Good for dogs that love to swim and socialise, provided their recall can handle an unfenced foreshore.

Sources

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Nearby with the dogs