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Crib Point off leash dog park

Dog-friendly off-leash park in Bittern, VIC

The rules at a glance

Off-leash allowed

Verified dog-friendly on Google

Bittern, VIC 3918

Rules verified 9 June 2026

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Bittern, VIC
Policy checked
2026-06-09

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Crib Point off-leash dog park is the local's pick on this stretch of the Mornington Peninsula: an open, unfenced reserve at 2 Lens St, Bittern, with room to properly run a dog rather than just walk one. It sits above the sporting oval on a slight rise, which means good sightlines if your dog likes to range.

The rules. The off-leash area is open 24/7 on the reserve's non-sporting sections. It is not fenced, so this suits dogs with solid recall rather than nervous bolters, a long-line lead is a sensible backup near the road. Leash up within 20 metres of the playground, barbecue area, or whenever sporting events or training are using the oval, on those weekends the ovals switch to on-leash only. Council rules also exclude greyhounds from off-leash areas. Bring your own bags; bins are usually on site but don't rely on it in a pinch.

What's there. A large free sealed car park sits right on the reserve, and there is normally a drinking water station for dogs. Mature trees are scattered through the grounds for shade, though most of the run is open grass rather than fenced yard, so it plays more like a big paddock than a dedicated dog park.

Getting there. Drive in off Frankston-Flinders Road via Park Street or Lens Street. Crib Point railway station on the Stony Point line is a short walk away, and local buses run along Frankston-Flinders Road if you're leaving the car at home.

Nearby with the dogs. R&K Cafe at the Bitternfields Shopping Centre on Frankston-Flinders Road does all-day brunch with dog-friendly outdoor seating, an easy stop before or after a run. Mornington Peninsula Brewery, a short drive toward Hastings/Mornington, has a pet-friendly beer garden if you want to make a longer day of it.

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No fence means no autopilot. If your dog chases cars or bikes, keep the long line clipped on near Lens Street and save the free-running for well inside the reserve.

When to go. Weekday mornings are quietest; weekend sports days push the ovals to on-leash only, so check before you plan a big run around a Saturday fixture. Good for confident, recall-trained dogs who want space to sprint rather than a tightly fenced yard.

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Nearby with the dogs