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North St Marys Fenced Dog Park dog park
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North St Marys Fenced Dog Park

Dog-friendly fenced park in North St Marys, NSW

The rules at a glance

Off-leash allowed

Verified dog-friendly on Google

Open 24 hours

North St Marys, NSW 2760

Council / official page

Rules verified 9 June 2026

Dogs
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Where
North St Marys, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-09

What visitors mention

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North St Marys Fenced Dog Park is a modern, fully fenced off-leash park in the Gipps Street Recreation Precinct, open 24/7. Its standout drawcard is the dedicated separation of small-dog and large-dog areas, paired with integrated agility equipment, making it a practical choice for owners who want secure, structured exercise for their dogs.

The rules. Dogs must remain on-leash until you are inside the fenced off-leash area. Owners are required to supervise their dogs at all times. Dog waste bags and bins are provided on-site, and cleaning up after your dog is mandatory. Always use the air-locked double-gate entry system to ensure other dogs cannot slip out when you enter or exit.

What's there. The park is split into separate fenced enclosures, one for small dogs and one for large dogs, each with integrated agility equipment. Dog-friendly drinking fountains are available inside the enclosures. Seating options include bench seating and shaded picnic tables, giving you a spot to sit while your dog exercises. Free on-street parking is available along Boronia Road.

Getting there. The address is Boronia Road, North St Marys NSW 2760. The nearest train station is St Marys station, but getting from the station to the precinct requires a bus connection or a longer walk. If you are driving, free street parking is directly on Boronia Road.

Watch-outs. Snakes are a known seasonal hazard at this park. Exercise normal snake-awareness: stick to cleared and mown areas, and keep your dog in sight at all times. The park does have shaded areas, which helps on hot days, but always bring water and avoid visiting during the peak heat of summer afternoons.

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During snake season, I keep to the open mown sections and stay alert near longer grass or bushy edges. If your dog is nosy around undergrowth like I am, a solid recall and watchful eyes are your best defence.

Timing and fit. For a calmer visit, aim for weekday mid-mornings or later in the evening. The park is busiest on weekend mornings and on weekdays around 5-6pm. The separate small-dog area makes this an especially good choice for owners of small breeds who want a safer, lower-pressure space, even when the main enclosure is busy.

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