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Wolston Creek Bushland Reserve Fenced Dog Park

Dog-friendly fenced park in Riverhills, QLD

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The rules at a glance

Off-leash allowed

Verified dog-friendly on Google

Riverhills, QLD 4074

Rules verified 9 June 2026

Dogs: Welcome
Where: Riverhills, QLD
Policy checked: 2026-06-09

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Wolston Creek Bushland Reserve Fenced Dog Park is a small, suburban off-leash area inside the larger Wolston Creek Bushland Reserve at Riverhills, about 20 to 30 minutes southwest of Brisbane CBD. It is a quiet, local park with dedicated agility equipment and open grass, surrounded by native bushland. The setting and the scale decide whether this suits you: it is a tranquil neighbourhood spot for socialising and training, not a regional destination.

What's there: A fully fenced off-leash area with agility equipment and obstacles, plus open grassy space for running. The wider reserve surrounding the fence includes bushwalking trails if you want to extend your visit with an on-leash walk.

The rules: Off-leash is permitted inside the fenced area only. Dogs must remain under effective voice control at all times, and owners must clean up after their dogs. Stay within the fenced boundary, particularly if your dog is prone to chasing wildlife in the surrounding reserve.

Getting there: Street parking is free and generally available on Paluna St, with the park entrance at 41 Paluna St, Riverhills. Translink buses service the surrounding area, requiring a short walk from the nearest stops.

Watch-outs: Some visitors have reported ticks and fleas in the area. Keep up to date with prevention and check your dog after a visit.

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Tick prevention is non-negotiable here. Run a thorough check through the coat and ears before you load up and head home.

Nearby with the dogs: For a post-walk drink or meal, Piggy Back Cafe and The Jindalee Hotel are both in neighbouring Jindalee.

Weekday mornings and afternoons are typically the busiest periods, and weekend mornings draw more visitors than weekend afternoons. For a quieter run, aim for mid-morning, late afternoon, or early evening. Good for social, active dogs that enjoy agility equipment and open grass in a calm suburban setting.