Capalaba Regional Park Fenced Dog Park

Capalaba Regional Park Fenced Dog Park is a large, expansive off-leash space at 111 Tyberry St, Chandler, where your dog can stretch its legs without you worrying about the perimeter.

Fencing and entry. The park is fully fenced with double-entry airlock-style gates, giving you a safe zone when leashing and unleashing. Be cautious when other owners are coming and going, though — a distracted dog can slip through if both gates aren't secured properly.

Shade and surface. Mature trees provide solid shade over the seating areas, making summer visits more comfortable. The surface is a mix of grass and dirt/mulch, which holds up reasonably well, but high-traffic zones near the gates and water stations can get muddy after rain. Some open grassy sections are fully exposed to the sun, so plan accordingly.

What to watch for. There is no separate small dog section here. If you have a toy breed or a timid dog, the larger dogs can be intimidating. Water stations and bowls are on-site, but there is no natural water for swimming. Owners must stay inside the enclosure and supervise at all times. If your small dog finds this space too overwhelming, check out Gundagai Drive Park Fenced Dog Park as an alternative in Capalaba.

The dedicated car park on Tyberry Street makes access straightforward. Early mornings and late afternoons are the sweet spots for avoiding both the heat and the post-rain mud. After your dog burns off energy, you can grab a feed nearby at Capalaba Carvery and Coffee or take the short drive to Koala Tavern for a relaxed, dog-friendly drink.

Compiled from public sources and verified listings. Always confirm current rules with the venue or council before you travel.