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Peace Park Fenced Dog Park dog park
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Peace Park Fenced Dog Park

Dog-friendly fenced park in Ashbury, NSW

The rules at a glance

Off-leash allowed

Verified dog-friendly on Google

Open 24 hours

Ashbury, NSW 2193

Rules verified 9 June 2026

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

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

Peace Park Fenced Dog Park on Trevenar Street, Ashbury, wraps a roughly 3,700 square metre off-leash enclosure in mature trees and open field at the highest point in the local area, open around the clock.

Peace Park Fenced Dog Park on Trevenar Street, Ashbury, wraps a roughly 3,700 square metre off-leash enclosure in mature trees and open field at the highest point in the local area, open around the clock. It is the kind of secure run built for a high-energy dog that needs actual distance to sprint, not just a token patch of grass.

The rules

Off-leash running is confined to the fenced enclosure, reached through a double-gated entry, and owners stay inside with their dogs for the whole visit. There is no separate small-dog area, so all sizes share the one large space. Outside the fence, the rest of the park and the surrounding streets are on-lead, and dogs are not allowed in the children's playground or around the food and picnic preparation areas. Bring your own bags, because the dispensers are not always stocked.

What's there

Inside the fence: a water station with a fountain and dog bowl, benches for owners, and shaded spots under established trees. The ground is open grass that turns muddy quickly after heavy rain, so time your visit around the weather if a clean dog matters. Outside sits the wider park: a playground, barbecue and picnic area, basketball half-court, a paved walking loop through remnant turpentine forest, and public toilets that are sometimes reported closed.

The vibe

Weekday late afternoons from 4pm to 6pm and weekend mornings draw the biggest crowds, while weekday mid-morning and early afternoon often leave the whole field to you. The regulars are easygoing inner-west locals, and the breeze up on the hill keeps summer visits tolerable.

Getting there

The park is at 30 Trevenar Street, Ashbury. There is a small on-site car park that fills at busy times, plus free street parking on the surrounding residential roads. Local buses run along Georges River Road and Canterbury Road, both within walking distance.

Close by with the dogs

For the coffee afterwards, 3 Tomatoes and First Street Pantry are both local. If you want a second fenced option, Bede Spillane Reserve Fenced Dog Park at Croydon is a short drive away. Browse more off-leash parks in NSW or what's listed around Ashbury.

Pepsi: latch the first gate before opening the second. Nobody bolts while the lead comes off.

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