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Elmore Park Fenced Dog Park dog park
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Elmore Park Fenced Dog Park

Dog-friendly fenced park in High Wycombe, WA

The rules at a glance

Off-leash allowed

Verified dog-friendly on Google

Open 24 hours

High Wycombe, WA 6057

Rules verified 9 June 2026

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Where
High Wycombe, WA
Policy checked
2026-06-09

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Elmore Park Fenced Dog Park in High Wycombe, WA delivers 0.51 hectares of fully enclosed off-leash space with one clear advantage over single-zone parks: dual fenced areas that separate small dogs from large dogs. Built in 2021 and sitting alongside a local playground and shopping precinct, it is a practical, community-focused exercise ground designed for owners who want secure boundaries.

The rules. The entire park is fully fenced with double-gate entry systems for safe arrivals and departures. Owners must keep dogs in their correct size-designated zone and never leave them unattended. Dogs need to be well-behaved, and all waste goes into the provided bins. Responsibility sits with the owner at all times, fence or no fence.

What is there. Agility equipment and dog obstacle courses give active dogs something to work on beyond flat running. The terrain mixes grassed areas with sandy sections, so expect a combination of surfaces depending on recent weather. A shared water fountain serves both people and dogs, and undercover seating with benches gives owners a place to settle. Toilets and playground facilities sit nearby, and shade is established though partial, so plan around the hotter parts of the day.

Getting there. The park sits off Elmore Way in High Wycombe, with on-site parking available. For residents in the immediate vicinity, the adjacent shopping area makes it a straightforward walk.

Cafes and food. The neighbouring shops cover basics, but dedicated dog-friendly cafes are more readily found along Kalamunda Road or in the surrounding Kalamunda and Forrestfield areas. Check individual venue policies before arriving with a dog.

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The double-gate entry is the detail that matters here. Use it properly: close the first gate behind you before opening the second, and keep one hand on your dog until you are fully inside the zone. It only takes one person propping both gates open to undo the safety benefit for everyone else.

When to go. Peak crowds land on Sunday evenings, Monday afternoons, Tuesday mornings, and Wednesday and Thursday afternoons into evenings. For a quieter visit, aim for mid-week mornings or Friday evenings, with Saturday nights also typically quiet. The separate small and large dog zones make this a solid choice for multi-dog households that need to split their visit by size.

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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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