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Large dogs offleash park

Dog-friendly off-leash park in Priestdale, QLD

The rules at a glance

Off-leash allowed

Verified dog-friendly on Google

Daily
6am–9pm

Priestdale, QLD 4127

Rules verified 9 June 2026

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

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Pet policy

The large-dogs off-leash park on Priestdale Road sits within the wider Underwood Park precinct at Rochedale South, and its single defining feature is a fully fenced enclosure built for big dogs to run with real boundary confidence.

The large-dogs off-leash park on Priestdale Road sits within the wider Underwood Park precinct at Rochedale South, and its single defining feature is a fully fenced enclosure built for big dogs to run with real boundary confidence. Logan City Council lists fenced large and small dog areas among the park's facilities, alongside one of the better-equipped suburban park precincts in Logan.

The dog setup

The large-dog area is fully fenced with a double-gate entry system for safe transitions, grass surfaces for running, water stations for dogs, and seating in the shade for owners. Waste bag dispensers and bins are provided, so the pack-light approach works here. The rest of the Underwood Park precinct, including the paths, lagoon and picnic areas, is on-leash territory, so the fence line is the off-leash boundary.

The rules are the standard Logan set, enforced by common sense and the gate design: dogs stay on-lead until you're through both gates, owners remain inside the enclosure and keep their dogs within sight, cleanup is mandatory, and any dog showing aggression gets leashed and removed immediately. Dogs should be registered and vaccinated as per council regulations.

Worth knowing

Max: the double-gate entry is the critical moment. Stay leashed and calm until you're fully through both gates and the inner one is shut behind you.

Saturday afternoons and evenings draw the biggest crowds of big dogs, which is great for social dogs and testing ground for teenagers. Weekdays are generally quiet, and Sunday evening is typically the quietest slot of the week. The enclosure suits large breeds and high-energy dogs that need a proper fenced run rather than a shared paddock.

Getting there and parking

The park sits on Priestdale Road within the Underwood Park precinct, with a free on-site car park serving the wider park, including accessible parking and toilet blocks. Bus routes operate around Rochedale South, though a car is the practical way in with a dog.

Close by with the dogs

You're spoiled for alternatives here: the Underwood Park Fenced Dog Park is in the same precinct, while the Priestdale Road Fenced Dog Park and Baroona Park Fenced Dog Park are both close by in Rochedale South. More options are listed under QLD dog parks, and there's more around Priestdale.

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