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Teds Place - Aventure and Training Park dog park
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Teds Place - Aventure and Training Park

Dog-friendly off-leash park in Springton, SA

The rules at a glance

Off-leash allowed

Verified dog-friendly on Google

Mon
7am–5pm
Tue
7am–5am
Wed–Fri
Closed
Sat–Sun
7am–5pm

Springton, SA 5235

Rules verified 9 June 2026

Dogs
Welcome
Where
Springton, SA
Policy checked
2026-06-09

Teds Place is a private, fully fenced 2-acre off-leash park on Strachans Rd in Springton, booked by the hour rather than open to walk-ins. It suits reactive, anxious or high-energy dogs that do better without other dogs around, with a winter creek for splashing and purpose-built play and sniffing zones.

The rules. Booking is required in advance through Sniffspace, there is no drop-in access. Each session is capped at four dogs, with pricing around $35 an hour for up to two dogs from the same family. The property is fenced to about four feet, so keep dogs under control on arrival and departure in case of gaps or gates left open.

What's there. Two acres of secure rural ground with dedicated play, training and sniffing equipment, plus a creek that holds water through winter for swimming. There is no permanent shade structure beyond the natural rural landscape, so bring water in summer.

Getting there. Strachans Rd, Springton SA 5235. This is rural Eden Valley country with no public transport, a car is essential. It sits within the wider Barossa and Adelaide Hills wine region, so it is easy to combine with a cellar door stop.

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because it is fully booked and fenced, there is no risk of an off-leash dog rushing yours on the way in, which makes this a solid pick if your dog struggles with surprise greetings at public parks.

Nearby with the dogs. Edenmae Estate Wines in Springton has a dog-friendly courtyard for a post-walk drink. The nearest vet is Cameron Veterinary Equine Services at Mount Pleasant, about 14 km away, worth knowing before you book if your dog is elderly or reactive.

When to go. Weekends and sunny mornings book out first, so aim mid-week for the best chance of a quiet slot. Winter is the standout season here, when the creek is running and dogs can cool off properly. Good for reactive or high-energy dogs that need space without other dogs in the mix.

Sources

Compiled from public sources and verified listings. Always confirm current rules with the venue or council before you travel.

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

Nearby with the dogs