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Baroona Park Fenced Dog Park

Dog-friendly fenced park in Rochedale South, QLD

The rules at a glance

Off-leash allowed

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Rochedale South, QLD 4123

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Rules verified 9 June 2026

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Where
Rochedale South, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-09

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Baroona Park Off-Leash Dog Area sits on Baroona Street in Rochedale South, a fenced section within the larger Baroona Park. Logan City Council has recently upgraded the park with new seating, shelters and a refreshed off-leash area, so it is one of the better-kept fenced options in the area, with open grass to run and shaded spots to cool off.

The rules. Dogs may run off-leash only inside the fenced area; everywhere else in Baroona Park they need to stay on-leash. Owners must be able to recall their dog by voice command inside the off-leash zone, and are responsible for cleaning up after their dog using the provided waste stations. Keep a leash on hand for the walk to and from the gate.

What's there. Secure perimeter fencing, newly painted shelters for shade, drinking fountains that the council has recently updated, and open turf suited to fetch and general running around. The off-leash area sits next to a revitalised playground, so it also works for a family outing.

Getting there. Baroona Street is a quiet residential road, easily reached from Logan Road or the Pacific Motorway (M1). Street parking is generally available on Baroona Street and the surrounding residential streets; there is no dedicated car park, so expect to walk a short distance at busy times.

Nearby with the dogs. Roundabout Espresso, Coffee in the Woods and Pour First are all close by for a coffee after the park. Okie Dogie, a hotdog spot with outdoor seating, is a short walk away for a bite. For an overnight stay, confirm current pet policy and fees directly with the property before booking, as terms can change.

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Weekday late afternoons from 5 to 6:30pm are the crunch point, right after the local after-work crowd arrives. If your dog needs room to think, aim for a mid-week morning instead, or use the walking paths around the wider park until the fenced area clears a little.

When to go. Weekend mornings and weekday late afternoons are busiest; mid-week mornings and early afternoons are noticeably quieter with more open grass to work with. Good for dogs that are confident off-leash around others, thanks to the recent upgrades and steady amenities.

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Nearby with the dogs