Crestmead Park Fenced Dog Park

Crestmead Park Fenced Dog Park is a fully enclosed off-leash area off Gimlet Street in Crestmead, in Logan City Council territory. The drawcard is simple: secure fencing around a large space with proper agility equipment, which makes it a practical pick for recall training and structured play.

The dog setup

Two fully fenced enclosures separate small dogs from large dogs, so owners of smaller or less confident dogs have a quieter option. Leads come off inside, and Logan City Council asks for continuous supervision, immediate recall and gates closed behind you.

A dog water station, trees and seating cover the basics, with waste bag dispensers typically stocked but worth backing up with your own. Female dogs in heat are barred, and children need supervising. Inside you get a mix of open grass and paths, plus the installed agility gear.

The vibe

The dog park sits inside the broader Crestmead Park precinct, which carries a large playground, skate bowl, BMX track, courts and BBQ shelters, so it works as a full-family stop. Expect peak crowds on weekend mornings and weekday afternoons after 4pm.

Max: do a perimeter check on the fence line before you let your dog off, especially near the gate. Secure fencing is only as good as the last person who latched it.

Getting there and parking

The park sits off Gimlet Street and Augusta Street, with an off-street car park shared with the community centre and nearby facilities that can fill during busy program times. Translink buses service the local area with a short walk from the nearest stops.

While you're out there

Regents Park Fenced Dog Park and Brandon Park Fenced Dog Park in Marsden are the nearby fenced alternatives, and 107 Coffee Terminal / Sabroso at Browns Plains handles the coffee run.

Browse more dog parks in QLD or plan the area with our guide to Crestmead with the dogs.