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Golden Jubilee Field (Back Field)

The rules at a glance

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7 Esk St, North Wahroonga NSW 2076, North Wahroonga, NSW

Rules verified 11 September 2026

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North Wahroonga, NSW
Policy checked
2026-09-11

Pet policy

Ku-ring-gai Council: back field one is the off leash dog area between 1pm and midnight daily; dogs leashed outside those hours and away from playgrounds and food areas by 10m.

Golden Jubilee Field is a large Ku-ring-gai sports reserve on Esk Street in North Wahroonga, and the back field is the part dog owners need to know about. Under Ku-ring-gai Council's off leash rules, the back field operates as the designated off leash dog area between 1pm and midnight every day of the week, with dogs required on leash outside those hours. That afternoon to evening window makes it a genuinely useful option for people who work mornings.

Leash status

The rules come from the council rather than hearsay: off leash is 1pm to midnight daily on the back field, and leashed at all other times. Council conditions also require dogs to stay at least 10 metres from playgrounds and food areas, so keep your dog clear of the playground zones on the reserve even during off leash hours. If a organised sport or an event is using the fields, the off leash access can be affected, so check the signage at the gate on your first visit.

The space

The reserve is a big, open grass field with the kind of sight lines that make recall training straightforward, and the back field position away from the street gives dogs room to run without constant distraction from passers by. Being a sports ground, the surface is maintained turf rather than bush track, and it drains reasonably well for the area. Bring your own water, as the reserve is not a dedicated dog park with installations like wash bays or agility gear.

Getting there and parking

The field sits off Esk Street in North Wahroonga, with street parking along Esk Street and the surrounding residential streets. The reserve is walkable from Wahroonga and Warrawee stations for anyone arriving by train, though both involve a solid walk uphill on the return. The afternoon off leash window means you arrive after the morning sport crowds have cleared, and parking is easiest from mid afternoon onward.

More walks nearby

For variety across the week, Wahroonga Dog Park is the suburb's dedicated fenced option, and the Lovers Jump Creek and Samuel King Loop in Turramurra gives you a bushland walk under leash rules. After the session, The Fox Cafe in Wahroonga is a reported dog friendly coffee stop on the way home.

The New South Wales parks guide lists other off leash areas across the state, and the Wahroonga destination page covers the Upper North Shore's dog friendly venues.

Policy verified 11 September 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.