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Burrell Road Fenced Dog Park

Dog-friendly fenced park in Spring Farm, NSW

The rules at a glance

Off-leash allowed

Verified dog-friendly on Google

Open 24 hours

Spring Farm, NSW 2570

Rules verified 9 June 2026

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Spring Farm, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-09

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Burrell Road Fenced Dog Park is a 3,971-square-metre off-leash facility inside Burrell Road Riverside Park in Spring Farm. The single biggest draw: a fully fenced, gated boundary with separate enclosures for small and large dogs, sitting right beside a small lake.

The rules. Dogs may run off-leash only inside the fenced, gated area. Outside those gates, standard leashing applies. Owners must keep their dog within sight and under effective voice control at all times, and waste bags are provided on-site so there is no excuse for not cleaning up. Any dog showing aggressive behaviour should be removed immediately.

What's there. Two secure, size-separated zones mean small dogs and large dogs each get their own space. On-site tap water is available, along with shaded seating areas and benches for owners. There is basic agility and play equipment scattered through the enclosures. Beyond the fence, the broader riverside park adds a walking and cycling path, an outdoor gym, and a kids' playground, which makes the precinct genuinely useful for a family outing.

Getting there. The street address is 69 Burrell Road, Spring Farm. Free street parking is available along Burrell Road itself. If you are relying on public transport, buses run through the surrounding Narellan and Camden area, with Camden the closest major transit hub. On foot, you can approach via the riverside footpath and recreation corridor.

Nearby with the dogs. A few minutes north in Elderslie, Hilder St Espresso is a solid post-walk coffee stop. For a longer outing, Camden Holiday Park in Elderslie offers dog-friendly accommodation if you are visiting the region overnight.

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A separate small-dog zone means little dogs get room to play without being bowled over by the big dogs having a flat-out run. The lake view makes a nice spot for a breather between laps.

Timing. Weekday mornings are your best shot at having the place nearly to yourselves. Sunday mornings trend quiet as well. Expect the biggest crowds on Saturday and Sunday afternoons, and again on weekday afternoons when school and work finish up. Good for: suburban off-leash exercise with reliable fencing and clear size separation.

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Nearby with the dogs