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Noyer Park Fenced Dog Park

Dog-friendly fenced park in Bahrs Scrub, QLD

The rules at a glance

Off-leash allowed

Bahrs Scrub, QLD

Rules verified 9 June 2026

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Bahrs Scrub, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-09

Noyer Park's fenced dog park sits inside the Brookhaven Estate on Beaudesert Beenleigh Road, a purpose-built enclosed space with agility gear alongside the suburb's wider walking trails and unfenced playground. It is the off-leash option for Bahrs Scrub owners who want their dog properly contained rather than working around a shared, open reserve.

The rules. The dog area is fenced, though some visitors have noted the odd gap worth checking before letting a boisterous dog loose. Supervision is expected at all times, and waste bags should go in the bins provided. There is no formal time-window restriction reported, so treat it as a standard council off-leash enclosure and keep an eye on your dog's manners around the agility equipment.

What's there. Inside the fence there is agility equipment for dogs that like a bit of a workout, shaded seating for owners, waste bins, and water taps, though the taps can run low so it is worth bringing a bottle as backup. The broader Noyer Park grounds outside the fence add walking trails, a bike track, and a standard playground, so it works as a longer visit rather than a quick lap.

Getting there. The park is at 196 Beaudesert Beenleigh Road, Bahrs Scrub, with on-site parking and wheelchair-accessible spaces. There is no train station within walking distance, so it is realistically a drive-in destination rather than a public-transport one.

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Do a quick lap of the fence line before you let your dog off. A couple of visitors have flagged small gaps near the boundary, and it is worth five minutes to rule that out before you relax.

Nearby with the dogs. Grab a coffee afterwards, reviewers point to Brookhaven Bean on Menora Road as pet-friendly and a short walk from the park, or St Coco Cafe in Daisy Hill, about ten minutes' drive, which runs a dedicated pet-friendly outdoor terrace. For a longer day out, pet-friendly stays are easiest to find around Beenleigh.

Friday afternoons and evenings draw the biggest crowd. If your dog prefers things quieter, Sunday or Monday mornings and evenings, or Tuesday and Saturday mornings, tend to be calmer. Either way it is a genuinely friendly, low-drama community park rather than a chaotic one.

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Compiled from public sources and verified listings. Always confirm current rules with the venue or council before you travel.

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

Nearby with the dogs