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Banjo Paterson Park Fenced Dog Park

Dog-friendly fenced park in Collingwood Park, QLD

The rules at a glance

Off-leash allowed

Verified dog-friendly on Google

Collingwood Park, QLD 4301

Rules verified 9 June 2026

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Where
Collingwood Park, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-09

What visitors mention

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Banjo Paterson Park Fenced Dog Park is a fully fenced off-leash facility at 2 Lawrie Drive, Collingwood Park QLD. Its standout feature is the separate sections for large and small dogs, giving every dog a fair go at play regardless of size.

The rules. Dogs must be under effective control at all times inside the fenced area. Use the correct section for your dog's size, and clean up after your dog using the provided doggy bags and bins.

Terrain and shade. The park has a grass surface with established trees providing natural shade across the off-leash areas. Covered seating areas also offer shelter for owners.

What's there. Agility equipment sits in the large dog section, along with covered seating areas where you can sit comfortably. Doggy bag dispensers and trash bins are provided on-site, and a water tap is available for dogs. The broader Banjo Paterson Park includes public toilets, parking, picnic facilities, a playground, and walking paths.

Getting there. Parking is available within Banjo Paterson Park off Lawrie Drive. The park sits in the Ipswich region, easily accessed from the nearby Centenary Motorway.

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The separate small dog area is handy if you have a cautious or senior dog, but scope out the gate area first. Smaller dogs can slip through gaps near fence posts, so check the perimeter before letting your dog off the lead.

Watch-outs. Weekend mornings tend to draw the biggest crowds. If your dog prefers a quieter session, try weekday afternoons or early evening when numbers thin out.

Nearby. If you are after a coffee after your visit, Cafe 63 Goodna and Seed Coffee are both within a short drive. DQ Coffee in Ipswich is another option if you are heading back towards the city centre.

When to go. Weekday afternoons offer a quieter experience with fewer dogs and decent shade cover from the established trees.

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

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

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