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Logan River Fenced Large Dog Park

Dog-friendly fenced park in Beenleigh, QLD

The rules at a glance

Off-leash allowed

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Beenleigh, QLD 4207

Rules verified 9 June 2026

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Beenleigh, QLD
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2026-06-09

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The Logan River Fenced Large Dog Park sits inside the Logan River Parklands on the riverbank at Peacock Avenue, Beenleigh, and it is a proper fenced off-leash setup, not just an open reserve. The stand-out feature is the split design: separate double-gated enclosures for large dogs and small dogs, so nervous or tiny dogs are not sharing a yard with the boisterous crowd.

The rules. The enclosures are fenced and double-gated for safety, and owners need to stay in control of their dogs and clean up after them, with bag dispensers and bins provided on site. The broader parklands are open from 7am to 6pm daily, so plan your visit inside that window.

What's there. The large dog yard has some basic agility equipment to burn off energy, while the small dog yard is a calmer, separate space. Both areas have water taps and sheltered seating. Out in the wider Logan River Parklands there are public toilets, electric barbecues, picnic areas, a playground and a boat ramp, so it is easy to turn a dog park stop into a longer outing.

Getting there. The park is at 1-17 Peacock Avenue, Beenleigh, with an on-site carpark, and it is an easy detour off the M1 at exit 34 or 35. Beenleigh train station is roughly 1.5 kilometres away, about a 15-20 minute walk, so driving is the more practical option for most visits.

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Several regulars have reported small gaps under the fence line, so if your dog is tiny or a known escape artist, keep an eye on the boundary rather than assuming the fencing is watertight.

Nearby with the dogs. Beenleigh's cafe strip on Main Street is a few minutes' drive away and has outdoor tables that welcome dogs. Local motels and caravan parks around Beenleigh may take pets too, but confirm pet policies and any fees before you book.

Weekday mornings and quiet weekday evenings are the calmest times to visit, with weekends busier as families and dog owners overlap. The riverbank and carpark can get soft after heavy rain, so factor that in if you are planning a visit straight after a downpour.

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Nearby with the dogs