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Firmstone Reserve Fenced Dog Park dog park
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Firmstone Reserve Fenced Dog Park

Dog-friendly fenced park in Pagewood, NSW

The rules at a glance

Off-leash allowed

Verified dog-friendly on Google

Mon–Sat
7am–7pm
Sun
8am–7pm

Pagewood, NSW 2035

Council / official page

Rules verified 9 June 2026

Dogs
Welcome
Where
Pagewood, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-09

What visitors mention

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Firmstone Reserve Fenced Dog Park is a fully fenced, 3,500 square metre off-leash area on Murray Road in Pagewood, managed by Bayside Council. It is a genuine drawcard for anyone whose dog needs a secure space to run properly rather than a token strip of grass, and the community around it is friendly and regular.

The rules: Dogs can run off-leash only within the fenced boundary. Owners must keep dogs under voice control and supervise them at all times, and any dog showing aggression should be removed immediately. Waste bags are provided, so bring the basics and clean up.

What's there: Four double-gated entry points keep the park secure during arrivals and departures. There is a drinking fountain for dogs, bench seating for owners, and some tree cover, though shade is limited in parts of the reserve. A recent refurbishment improved the surfacing with sand and mulch, added new footpaths, and introduced simple agility features like logs and sandstone blocks. The ground mixes grass, sand, and dirt, and the central area can turn into a muddy patch after rain or heavy use, so the edges are usually the better bet for a clean run.

Getting there: The reserve is at 8 Murray Road, Pagewood. Street parking is available but can fill up during busy periods. Bus stops on Banksia Street and Wentworth Avenue are a short walk away, and the park has wheelchair-accessible entrances.

Nearby with the dogs: A short drive into Mascot brings you to a handful of dog-friendly cafes, including The PAWFECT Cafe Mascot and Seora Cafe, both worth a stop after a run.

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If your dog is nervous around crowds, skip the weekend mornings. Early weekday visits or a quiet Sunday afternoon give you the space without the scrum.

Weekday evenings from Monday to Wednesday and weekends are the busiest times. For a calmer visit, aim for Friday mornings, weekday afternoons, or Sunday afternoons. Good for dogs that need a proper secure run and owners who don't mind sharing the space with a regular local crowd.

Sources

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Policy verified 9 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.

Nearby with the dogs