Evergreen Park Fenced Dog Park

Evergreen Park's fenced dog park sits beside the Loganlea Community Centre on Evergreen Avenue, and its two headline features are separation and shade: fully fenced yards split between large and small dogs, under heavy tree cover that keeps the ground usable through a Queensland summer. Hours run 5am to 8pm daily, which covers both the dawn crowd and the after work set.

The dog setup

Both yards are fully fenced with double gated entries, so there is no gate drift when someone arrives mid play. Water is covered by a dog friendly fountain, waste bags hang at the gate, and owners get shaded seating with sightlines across both yards. The rules are Logan standard: off leash applies only inside the fences, with dogs leashed through the surrounding parkland, owners staying present and keeping voice control, and any dog showing aggression leashed and taken out. The wider park adds a playground with a slide and rope climb, cricket nets, BBQs and modern accessible toilets, so mixed families work well here.

The vibe

A neighbourhood park with a modest but steady dog crowd. Weekday mornings are the quiet window; evenings and weekends, Sundays especially, bring the numbers out. The heavy shade is the genuine selling point and the reason to pick this one over more exposed parks in the middle of the day, when open ovals turn uncomfortable fast for double coated dogs. Confirm hours and any temporary closures with Logan City Council before a dedicated trip.

Getting there and parking

The park is on Evergreen Avenue in Loganlea, with free parking right by the entrance and accessible, wheelchair friendly paths from car park to yards. Local bus routes run close, and the surrounding residential streets are walkable if you are coming from nearby.

Pepsi: The heavy shade makes this one of the better picks for a midday visit on a hot day, when open parks get uncomfortable fast.

Close by with the dogs

If the yards are busy, Sturdee Park is the other fenced option in Loganlea, and Woodlands District Park at Waterford and Crestmead Park extend the circuit. More Logan spots are under Loganlea and across Queensland.