
Mary Brookes Reserve Fenced Dog Park
Dog-friendly fenced park in St Helens Park, NSW
The rules at a glance
Off-leash allowed
St Helens Park, NSW
Rules verified 9 June 2026
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Where
- St Helens Park, NSW
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-09
Mary Brookes Reserve Fenced Dog Park in St Helens Park is a fully fenced, secure off-leash area managed by Campbelltown Council. The defining reason to make the trip is simple: a complete perimeter fence means your dog can run freely without you worrying about bolting, plus there is basic agility equipment on site to keep active dogs engaged.
The rules. The fence line is your leash-free boundary. Owners must remain inside the park and supervise their dog at all times. Gates must be closed immediately on entry and exit - no exceptions. Pick up all dog waste and use the provided bins. Any dog showing aggression must be leashed and removed straight away. Step outside the fenced area into the surrounding reserve and the standard on-leash rule applies.
What's there. A grassed surface suitable for running, secured perimeter fencing, basic dog agility equipment, doggie water bubblers, and waste disposal bins. Street parking is available along Kellerman Drive.
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Getting there. Located on Kellerman Drive, St Helens Park NSW 2560. Accessible via Appin Road, with local Campbelltown bus services operating near St Helens Park.
Watch-outs. As a grass field, the surface can become muddy after heavy rainfall. Plan accordingly if there has been prolonged rain.
Nearby with the dog. A couple of dog-friendly options within a short drive of the park:
- XS Espresso Rosemeadow - cafe, Rosemeadow
- The Sweet Capp - cafe, Rosemeadow
- Campbelltown Colonial Motor Inn - stay, Campbelltown
When to go. Weekday afternoons 1-3pm and early evenings after 5pm are the quietest windows if your dog prefers space. Weekday mornings 8-10am and Sunday mornings 8-10am draw the biggest crowds, so arrive early or avoid those slots if your dog is still building social confidence. Check the forecast before you head out - that grass holds water after heavy rain.
Sources
- Mary Brookes Dog Leash Free Area · campbelltown.nsw.gov.au
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.
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