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Brosnan Drive Park Fenced Dog Park

Dog-friendly fenced park in Capalaba, QLD

The rules at a glance

Off-leash allowed

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Capalaba, QLD 4157

Rules verified 9 June 2026

Dogs
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Where
Capalaba, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-09

Pet policy

Visual contact and voice control are expected throughout, dogs stay on lead on the paths and playground side of the park, and any dog turning aggressive or unruly is leashed and taken out. Brosnan Drive Park Fenced Dog Park occupies a fair-sized grassed run at 28 Brosnan Drive in Capalaba, inside the wider Redland City park that carries a playground, a paved loop path and picnic facilities.

Brosnan Drive Park Fenced Dog Park occupies a fair-sized grassed run at 28 Brosnan Drive in Capalaba, inside the wider Redland City park that carries a playground, a paved loop path and picnic facilities. The fully fenced enclosure is the reason locals keep coming: a secure, leafy yard where dogs can be let off the lead without the traffic worries of an open reserve.

The dog setup

The run is fully fenced with a double-gate airlock entry, so leads come off only once you are inside and both gates are shut. It is a single open space with no separate small-dog section, which matters at busy times. Visual contact and voice control are expected throughout, dogs stay on lead on the paths and playground side of the park, and any dog turning aggressive or unruly is leashed and taken out. Bring your own waste bags, since the dispensers here are not reliably stocked, and a water bowl station covers drinks.

The vibe

Weekday afternoons carry the most traffic, with Thursday and Friday evenings the busiest stretch of the week; Sunday mornings are usually the quietest window if you want the yard closer to yourselves. Undercover seating and mature shade trees give owners a comfortable perch. The playground next door brings families through on weekends, so a shy dog does best in the morning slots.

Max: skip the two days straight after a storm. The grass bogs up fast here, and a secure fence is little comfort against a dog that has discovered mud.

Getting there and parking

The park sits in a residential pocket of Capalaba, with street parking along Brosnan Drive. Local Translink bus routes from the Capalaba CBD drop you a short walk away. There are no toilets at the park itself; the larger Capalaba Regional Park a few minutes off has full facilities if you are planning a longer outing.

Worth knowing

The grass turns boggy after rain and needs a day or so to dry, so check the sky before you commit. Beyond the fence, the park's paved loop track and reflexology path suit an on-lead warm-up, and picnic and barbecue facilities make it an easy family stop. Capalaba Central Shopping Centre, about five minutes away, has cafes with outdoor seating that generally welcome dogs.

Close by with the dogs

Gundagai Drive Park Fenced Dog Park is the other enclosed option in Capalaba, and Windemere Road Park Fenced Dog Park sits nearby at Alexandra Hills. The bushy Scribbly Gum Circuit covers the on-lead walking days.

More options are on the Queensland dog parks guide and the Capalaba destination page.

Policy verified 9 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.