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Wally Tate Park Fenced Dog Park dog park
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Wally Tate Park Fenced Dog Park

Dog-friendly fenced park in Kuraby, QLD

The rules at a glance

Off-leash allowed

Verified dog-friendly on Google

Kuraby, QLD 4112

Rules verified 9 June 2026

Dogs
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Where
Kuraby, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-09

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Pet policy

It runs 24/7 under Brisbane City Council off-leash rules, though without sports lighting it behaves as a daylight park in practice. Wally Tate Park Fenced Dog Park occupies a large, genuinely secure enclosure on Beenleigh Road in Kuraby, with two entrances near the main car park and free parking alongside.

Wally Tate Park Fenced Dog Park occupies a large, genuinely secure enclosure on Beenleigh Road in Kuraby, with two entrances near the main car park and free parking alongside. It runs 24/7 under Brisbane City Council off-leash rules, though without sports lighting it behaves as a daylight park in practice. The size and condition of the fencing are what set it apart from the smaller strips of grass most suburbs get.

The dog setup

Inside the fence it is one big open enclosure rather than separate big-dog and small-dog sections, so it favours confident, sociable dogs. The ground is lush grass with mature shade trees, a famous digging hole, shaded seating and a small gazebo, plus two water stations, waste bag dispensers and bins. Public restrooms sit in the wider park. Standard council rules apply: stay inside the enclosure with your dog under close voice and sight control, leash up and step out if play turns aggressive, carry bags, and keep your dog on leash everywhere outside the double-gated area.

Pepsi: the digging hole is a community project now, and she contributed daily.

Worth knowing

Two practical watch-outs. Some visitors report gaps in the perimeter fencing, so walk the boundary before unclipping an escape-prone dog. The park also backs onto open, wetland-adjacent ground, which means snakes are a real consideration in warmer months, and QLD Lure Coursing occasionally runs club trials that take over part of the ground, so check their event calendar before a weekend visit.

Getting there and parking

The dog park is on Beenleigh Road, Kuraby, with free parking right by the entrance. Kuraby Station is a 500 to 800 metre walk east, and the Beenleigh Road bus stop sits outside the park, so arriving without a car is realistic.

Close by with the dogs

If your dog prefers a divided park, the Nathan Road Park Fenced Dog Park in Runcorn splits large and small dogs. On the way home, Jacob's Ladder Cafe and Zhilin (Kiwa) cafe both cater to a dusty dog on the patio, and the Daisy Hill Trails make a full-day pairing south of the park.

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