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Lammermoor Dog park

Dog-friendly off-leash park in Lammermoor, QLD

The rules at a glance

Off-leash allowed

Verified dog-friendly on Google

Lammermoor, QLD 4703

Rules verified 9 June 2026

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Where
Lammermoor, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-09

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Olive Dorey Park at 501 Clayton Road, Lammermoor is the primary designated off-leash dog park serving the Capricorn Coast, roughly five minutes south of Yeppoon town centre. What sets it apart for dog owners is its three separate fenced sections, giving small and large dogs room to exercise safely at the same time without crowding.

The layout. Three distinct areas allow owners to choose the right space based on their dog's size and confidence. Shade is a defining feature across the park, with mature trees keeping the grassed areas cool. Agility equipment sits in designated sections for dogs that enjoy a structured workout.

  • On-site parking: A dedicated car park provides ample spaces.
  • Facilities: Public toilets, BBQs, and a picnic area sit within the grounds, with an adjacent playground for families.
  • Clean-up gear: Plastic bags and bins are provided, and cleaning up after your dog is mandatory.
  • Getting there: The park sits directly on the Scenic Highway (Clayton Road). Public transport is limited, but the coastal pathway makes access straightforward on foot or by bicycle.

The rules. Dogs must be under effective control at all times, even when off-leash inside the fenced zones. Any dog displaying aggression must be removed immediately. On-leash rules apply to all surrounding areas outside the designated park boundary.

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Effective control means your dog recalls reliably every time, even mid-play with another dog. If that recall is still a work in progress, keep a long line attached.

Lammermoor Beach access. The beach sits nearby, but check local signage before heading down. Restrictions often apply during peak hours, and dogs must remain on-leash until you reach any signed off-leash stretch.

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For beach walks, time your visit around low tide. You get far more sand to run on and the firm wet ground is easier on paws than soft dry sand.

Nearby with the dogs. If you want to stretch the day out, Two Sisters Coffee Bar in Cooee Bay has a welcoming outdoor grassy area for dogs. For longer stays, Sunlover Lodge Cabins & Holiday Units in Kinka Beach is a pet-friendly option with fully enclosed areas suitable for small dogs.

Thursday afternoons and Saturday mornings draw the biggest crowds. For a quieter session, aim for Sunday evenings, Tuesday afternoons, or Wednesday afternoons. Early mornings offer the coolest conditions, while late Saturday afternoons strike a good balance between shade and social activity. Always check the beach signage for current off-leash times before you leave the car.

Sources

Compiled from public sources and verified listings. Always confirm current rules with the venue or council before you travel.

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Nearby with the dogs