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Wilson Park Fenced Dog Park(Bonnyrigg Heights)

Dog-friendly fenced park in Bonnyrigg Heights, NSW

The rules at a glance

Off-leash allowed

Verified dog-friendly on Google

Open 24 hours

Bonnyrigg Heights, NSW 2177

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Rules verified 9 June 2026

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Where
Bonnyrigg Heights, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-09

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Wilson Park Fenced Dog Park is a fully fenced off-leash area inside the wider Wilson Park reserve on Wilson Road, Bonnyrigg Heights. The double-gated airlock entry is the drawcard: it lets you get a dog off-lead safely without worrying about a bolt for the gate, which makes it a solid pick for younger or excitable dogs still working on recall.

The rules. Dogs must stay on-leash in the general Wilson Park reserve, but can run off-leash once inside the fenced enclosure. Owners still need to keep dogs under voice control and stay within supervising distance while off-lead. The fenced area is separate from the reserve's children's playground, and dogs are not permitted in the play equipment zone.

What's there. Inside the fence: open grass, a water station for dogs, and poo bag dispensers, though it's worth bringing your own bags as backup. The wider reserve adds paved walking paths, an outdoor gym and a playground, plus public toilets a short walk from the dog enclosure. The grass can wear thin and dry out over summer, so expect more dust than lush lawn in peak heat.

Getting there. The entrance and car park sit at 51 Wilson Road, just off Elizabeth Drive. There is dedicated on-site parking, and bus routes along Elizabeth Drive and Aplin Road get you within a short walk if you are not driving.

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Check the gate latches before you let go of the lead. The airlock double-gate is good design, but a distracted owner juggling leads at the entry is still the most common way a dog slips past the first gate.

Nearby with the dogs. Cafe Harvest at the Bonnyrigg Garden Centre, on the corner of Elizabeth Drive and Wilson Road, has outdoor garden seating that is generally dog-friendly and makes an easy coffee stop after a run. Policies at garden centre cafes can shift seasonally, so confirm at the door.

When to go. Weekday mornings and early afternoons are the quiet window. Weekend mornings and weekday late afternoons after 4pm bring the local after-school and after-work crowd. Good for dogs that need reliable off-leash space without the open-run chaos of a bigger, unfenced park.

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Nearby with the dogs