Delahey Enclosed Off-leash Dog Park

Delahey Enclosed Off-leash Dog Park on Goldsmith Avenue is a fully fenced, purpose-built off-leash space that opened in 2025, giving Brimbank locals a secure spot to let dogs run without a lead.

The rules. Dogs must stay under effective voice control even though the whole area is fenced. Clean up immediately using the waste dispensers provided, and if a dog turns aggressive, leash up and leave straight away. The park is split into a general area and a smaller, separate zone for small or shy dogs, so use that section if your dog gets overwhelmed by bigger playmates.

What's there. Expect full perimeter fencing, drinking fountains for both dogs and owners, benches for sitting and watching, and all-weather surfacing built to handle heavy use. Shade comes from existing established trees on the site rather than purpose-built shelters, so bring water on hot days regardless.

Getting there. The park sits at 59 Goldsmith Ave, Delahey, reached easily off the Calder Freeway via Sydenham Road. There's street parking along Goldsmith Ave. Watergardens is the nearest train station, about a five to seven minute drive, so this is really a car or local-walk destination rather than a transit one.

Tuesday and Saturday mornings draw the biggest crowds. For a quieter run, aim for weekday afternoons or evenings, or a Sunday evening, when the park empties out and nervous dogs can settle in without a crush at the gate.

Sources

• Delahey Enclosed Off-leash Dog Park - Your Say Brimbank · yoursay.brimbank.vic.gov.au
• Delahey Enclosed Off-leash Dog Park: Consultation phase · yoursay.brimbank.vic.gov.au

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