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Yarrabee Park Fenced Dog Park dog park
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Yarrabee Park Fenced Dog Park

Dog-friendly fenced park in Kallangur, QLD

The rules at a glance

Off-leash allowed

Verified dog-friendly on Google

Kallangur, QLD 4503

Rules verified 9 June 2026

Dogs
Welcome
Where
Kallangur, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-09

Pet policy

Yarrabee Park Fenced Dog Park on Benham Avenue in Kallangur is a fully fenced, suburban off-leash area with separate sections for large and small dogs.

Yarrabee Park Fenced Dog Park on Benham Avenue in Kallangur is a fully fenced, suburban off-leash area with separate sections for large and small dogs. That split is the draw: a nervous or smaller dog gets a proper run without big, boisterous dogs in the mix.

The dog setup

Off-leash applies only inside the fenced sections; dogs need to be on a lead in the rest of Yarrabee Park. Clean up straight away, supervise your dog throughout the visit, and keep things civil, since aggressive behaviour toward other dogs or people is not tolerated. Facilities inside include a water bubbler with a tap and bowl, secure double-gate entries, shaded tables and bench seating, plus a wheelchair-accessible entrance.

Worth knowing

The wider park makes it easy to combine trips: a couple of playgrounds, outdoor gym gear and barbecues sit alongside the dog area, so it suits families splitting time between kids and dogs. The small-dog section is compact and can fill up fast, so arrive early if that is the one you need.

Getting there and parking

On-street parking along Benham Avenue is generally available, and the park sits within easy reach of local Kallangur bus routes on the Old Gympie Road corridor.

While you're out there

Kallangur has more than one fenced option: Penson Park and Freshwater Reserve are the alternates when Yarrabee is crowded. For coffee, Purebred Coffee Bar in North Lakes and Motmot Coffee and Eats in Petrie are both dog-friendly stops a few minutes' drive away.

When to go

Weekend mornings and afternoons plus weekday afternoons are the busiest stretches. Weekday mid-mornings are quieter and a good pick if your dog needs space, especially for the small-dog section.

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