Bunya Fenced Dog Park

The lead. Bunya Fenced Dog Park is a quiet, fully fenced off-leash park at 418 Bunya Road, set among trees on the edge of Bunyaville Conservation Park in Brisbane's north. It is small and residential rather than a destination park, but the double-gated entry and shade make it a solid pick for a safe, low-key off-leash run.

The rules. Keep your dog on-leash until you are through both gates of the double-gated entry, and make sure the inner and outer gates are shut behind you before letting your dog off-leash. Owners need to keep dogs under control at all times and pick up after them; bins are provided on-site.

What's there. The fenced area is grassy with shade trees, a dog water fountain, bench seating, rubbish bins and a dedicated car park right next to the park.

Getting there. It's a car-only trip. There is on-site parking at 418 Bunya Road, but public transport options are limited in this quiet, rural-residential pocket of Bunya, so budget for driving.

Nearby with the dogs. If the park is busy, the on-leash trails through neighbouring Bunyaville Conservation Park are worth a look. For a coffee afterwards, head towards Albany Creek for cafes such as French & Mor or Molten Toffee, or try Bleakley Park Fenced Dog Park as a second off-leash option nearby.

When to go. Early mornings and late afternoons on weekends draw the most locals; weekdays are usually quiet enough for a relaxed, private play session. Good for owners after a low-traffic, safely fenced off-leash break rather than a big social scene.

Sources

• Bunya dog off-leash area - City of Moreton Bay · moretonbay.qld.gov.au
• About | Bunyaville Conservation Park - QLD Parks · parks.qld.gov.au

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