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Les Hughes Sports Complex Fenced Dog Park dog park
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Les Hughes Sports Complex Fenced Dog Park

Dog-friendly fenced park in Bray Park, QLD

The rules at a glance

Off-leash allowed

Verified dog-friendly on Google

Bray Park, QLD 4500

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Rules verified 9 June 2026

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Bray Park, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-09

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The lead. Les Hughes Sports Complex Fenced Dog Park is a purpose-built, fully fenced off-leash area inside the wider Les Hughes Sporting Complex on Casuarina Drive North, Bray Park. The drawcard is the fencing itself: separate enclosures for big and small dogs, so nervous or small dogs get their own space away from boisterous larger ones.

The rules. Inside the fenced enclosures dogs can run off-leash, but the City of Moreton Bay still expects effective voice control at all times. Leash up again once you're back outside the fenced area and in the rest of the sports complex. Pick up after your dog: bag dispensers and bins are provided, and any dog showing aggression should be removed straight away.

What's there. Both the large and small dog enclosures have basic agility equipment, shaded seating for owners, and a water tap. Bins and bag dispensers are on site. The broader sports complex around the dog park adds public toilets, sports fields, a playground and a skate park, so it doubles as a family stop if you've got kids in tow.

Getting there. The entrance is off Casuarina Drive North, Bray Park (4500), with parking near the sports fields close to the park gate. Translink buses run through the area, though expect a short walk in from the nearest stop.

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Don't assume the fencing means you can switch off outside it. The rule change happens right at the gate: on-leash the second you're back in the shared complex grounds.

Nearby with the dogs. The park sits in the Pine Rivers district, with cafes along Gympie Road in nearby Lawnton and Strathpine offering outdoor seating. Accommodation options cluster around Strathpine and Warner. Always call ahead to confirm a cafe or stay's current pet policy before you turn up.

When to go. Weekday afternoons (4-6pm) and weekend mornings (7-10am) draw the biggest crowds. For a quieter run, aim for a mid-week morning. If your dog is small or easily overwhelmed, the separate small dog enclosure is the safer bet whenever the main yard is busy.

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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