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Trueman Reserve Dog Off Leash Area

Dog-friendly off-leash park in Cranbourne West, VIC

The rules at a glance

Off-leash allowed

Verified dog-friendly on Google

Cranbourne West, VIC 3977

Rules verified 9 June 2026

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Cranbourne West, VIC
Policy checked
2026-06-09

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Pet policy

Trueman Reserve Dog Off Leash Area on Bradman Drive, Cranbourne West, is a fully fenced City of Casey dog park with double-gate entry, basic agility gear and a water station.

Trueman Reserve Dog Off Leash Area on Bradman Drive, Cranbourne West, is a fully fenced City of Casey dog park with double-gate entry, basic agility gear and a water station. It is a neighbourhood park rather than a destination, and that is precisely its appeal for the locals who use it. The regulars are a friendly set, and new dogs are usually welcomed with a sniff rather than a standoff.

The dog run

Inside the fence there is a doggy water fountain, a ramp and a tunnel for dogs that like an obstacle, and enough open ground for a proper sprint. Off-leash applies only within the enclosure; dogs must be on lead through the surrounding reserve, and a lead must be carried at all times under Casey's rules.

Waste bags and bins are on site, though bins can overflow on busy days, so carry a spare bag. Effective control applies even inside the fence, and both gates need to be latched before the next opens. Fines apply for uncollected waste in Casey, and rangers do work the local reserves.

Worth knowing

The centre of the park turns muddy through winter and collects holes dug by previous visitors, so a scan before your dog opens up at pace saves a twisted paw. The shelter nearby offers limited shade, which makes midday in summer an uncomfortable window.

Max: tunnel, ramp, water on tap and friendly regulars. Check the ground for dig holes first and it is a five-star suburb park.

Getting there and parking

Free paved street parking runs alongside the park on Bradman Drive, and local bus routes through Cranbourne West stop close by if you are not driving. Toilets for owners are at the adjacent children's playground. Weekends and the after-school window are busiest, so early mornings get the clear run at the agility gear.

Close by with the dogs

For a bigger fenced run, the Casey Fields Dog Park in Cranbourne East has more space, and the Selandra Rise Fenced Dog Park covers Clyde North.

Cafe Delaray & Co and the Humble Merchant both seat dogs outside for the coffee stop. More runs are on the Victoria dog parks guide and the Cranbourne West destination page.

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