
Jordan Reserve Dog Off Leash Area
Dog-friendly off-leash park in Chadstone, VIC
The rules at a glance
Off-leash allowed
Verified dog-friendly on Google
Chadstone, VIC 3148
Rules verified 9 June 2026
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Where
- Chadstone, VIC
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-09
Pet policy
Jordan Reserve is a neighbourhood off-leash reserve on Burton Street in Chadstone, an open grassy space next to a playground and sports facilities that locals use for everyday walks and socialising. It is unfenced open-reserve off-leash rather than an enclosed dog park, so it favours dogs with a reliable recall.
Jordan Reserve is a neighbourhood off-leash reserve on Burton Street in Chadstone, an open grassy space next to a playground and sports facilities that locals use for everyday walks and socialising. It is unfenced open-reserve off-leash rather than an enclosed dog park, so it favours dogs with a reliable recall.
Leash status
The open oval and grass areas run off-leash under City of Monash rules, with dogs under effective voice or hand control and within sight at all times. Carry a short lead so you can clip back on near the car park and on paths close to the playground, and dogs are never allowed inside the fenced playground or on sporting surfaces during organised matches. Bins sit near the pavilion and the south side of the oval, but carry spare bags as backup.
Pepsi: unfenced oval beside a playground and cricket nets means training matters more than fencing here. If recall is shaky, pick a fully fenced park instead.
Worth knowing
The playground has a flying fox, slide and swing, and the cricket nets get use during matches, so expect kids and sport in the mix on weekends. Water is not guaranteed, so bring your own bowl and bottle. The off-leash listing here comes from council directory pages rather than detailed signage, so a quick check of what is posted on-site is worthwhile.
Getting there and parking
The reserve sits at 12 Burton Street, Chadstone, with limited on-street parking on the surrounding residential roads. It is an easy walk for the Chadstone and Ashwood area, and bus routes along High Street Road put it within reach on public transport.
When to go
Weekday evenings and weekend mornings draw the most park users. Midweek mornings and early afternoons are quieter and better suited to a nervous dog.
More walks nearby
If it is too busy, the Batesford Reserve off-leash area is the nearby alternative, and the Ashwood Reserve off-leash area sits along the Gardiners Creek Trail. The Carlson Reserve dog area at Oakleigh East is a good fenced option, and Mr Sister Cafe at Malvern East does dog-friendly outdoor seating.
More options are on the Victoria dog parks guide and the Chadstone destination page.
Policy verified 9 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.
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