Corinda Off-leash

Corinda Off-leash, also known as George Scarlett Park Fenced Dog Park, is a fully fenced off-leash facility at 101 Pratten Street, Corinda QLD 4075. Located in a quiet residential area and managed by Brisbane City Council, it features a split-design layout with separated areas for small and large dogs so every dog gets a fair go at play.

The rules. Carry a leash at all times and keep your dog under effective voice control. Clean up after your dog using the provided waste bags and bins. Dogs must be leashed when entering and exiting the fenced enclosure.

Terrain and shade. Mature trees provide natural shade across the park, supplemented by dedicated shade structures. This combination makes the space usable even on warmer Queensland days.

What's there. Secure airlock double-gated entries give you peace of mind when arriving and leaving. Basic training and agility equipment — including pipes and ramps — offers something extra for dogs that enjoy a challenge. Drinking water taps and dog bowls are available on-site, along with dog waste bags and bins.

Getting there. Street parking is available along Pratten Street and surrounding streets. The park is open 24 hours, seven days a week, so you can fit a visit into most schedules.

Watch-outs. Being in a quiet residential pocket means limited parking, so you may need to circle the surrounding streets during busy periods.

Nearby. Nosworthy Park at 2 Hall Avenue is a short drive away — an open grassy area by the Brisbane River that is partially on-leash if you want to extend your outing with a riverside walk.

When to go. Weekday mornings and late afternoons tend to draw the busiest crowds. Aim for a Sunday morning or an evening session for a quieter visit with cooler conditions.

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