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Irene Street DogPark

Dog-friendly off-leash park in Mooroobool, QLD

The rules at a glance

Off-leash allowed

Verified dog-friendly on Google

Mooroobool, QLD 4870

Rules verified 9 June 2026

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

What visitors mention

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Irene Street DogPark is a spacious off-leash reserve in Mooroobool, near Earlville, with open grassy fields and a creek running through it that dogs can wade and drink from. It is the local go-to for a proper off-leash run rather than a quick footpath stop.

The rules: Dogs can run off-leash within the fenced areas but must stay under effective voice control at all times. Pick up after your dog straight away, Cairns Regional Council can fine owners who don't. Regulated or declared dangerous dogs are not permitted in the off-leash area, and dogs should be kept clear of any nearby playgrounds or sports fields.

What's there: Good shade trees across the park and a handful of benches, though seating is limited so don't rely on finding a spot on a busy afternoon. The creek is the main drawcard for a splash, but treat it as untreated water: avoid it after heavy rain when it can run high and murky, and bring your own drinking water and waste bags as a backup to the council bins.

Getting there: The park sits on Irene Street, Mooroobool, an easy drive from Cairns city via Mulgrave Road or Reservoir Road. There are bus stops nearby on Irene Street. Parking is on-street and can get tight during peak times, so arrive early if you want to park close.

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Do a full tick check after any visit, ticks are common in the Cairns region and easy to miss in long grass near the creek.

Nearby with the dogs: High Tide Coffee on Carnation Drive is a short drive away and has outdoor seating for dogs, making it a natural coffee stop before or after a run.

Weekday afternoons and weekend mornings draw the biggest crowds of off-leash dogs. If your dog is small or a bit timid, a quiet weekday mid-morning session is the safer bet. Good for confident dogs that enjoy water and off-leash space to burn energy.

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Nearby with the dogs