Greenslope Fenced Dog Park

Greenslope Fenced Dog Park is a small, fully fenced off-leash park on Leeuwin Boulevard in the Cedar Woods estate in Bushmead, open 24 hours a day. It is built for exactly one job: a secure space for smaller and medium dogs to run and play without a leash, with basic agility equipment and a water point on site.

The rules. Dogs must stay off-leash only within the fenced boundary and be kept in sight and under control at all times. Bring your own waste bags as a backup even though bins are provided, and pick up after your dog. Because the park is compact, it suits calmer play and smaller or medium dogs better than a big group of large, high-energy dogs at once.

What's there. Expect a few small tunnels and agility obstacles, a fresh water station, limited shaded seating and a paved, wheelchair-accessible entrance and car park. It backs onto natural bushland with walking paths nearby if your dog wants more than the fenced area offers.

Getting there. The park sits off Bushmead Road, reached via Kalamunda Road from Roe Highway. There is on-site parking but no direct public transport, the nearest train stations are Guildford and Midland, both around 5 to 10 minutes away by car. Guildford's James Street has a few dog-friendly cafes worth a stop before or after, and Midland and Hazelmere have some motel and short-stay options if you are visiting from further out.

Weekday late afternoons (around 4 to 6pm) and Sunday midday tend to be the busiest windows. Weekend mornings and Saturday evenings are usually quieter, which suits a smaller dog or a training session better than a crowded run. Good for small to medium dogs and owners after a low-key, secure spot rather than a big off-leash paddock.

Sources

• Bushmead Parks & Playgrounds - Cedar Woods · cedarwoods.com.au

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