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Elliot Reserve Fenced Dog Park dog park
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Elliot Reserve Fenced Dog Park

Dog-friendly fenced park in Strathfield South, NSW

The rules at a glance

Off-leash allowed

Verified dog-friendly on Google

Open 24 hours

Strathfield South, NSW 2191

Council / official page

Rules verified 9 June 2026

Dogs
Welcome
Where
Strathfield South, NSW
Policy checked
2026-06-09

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

Elliot Reserve Fenced Dog Park sits at 2 Elliott Street, Strathfield South, and is one of the largest fully fenced off-leash dog parks in Sydney.

Elliot Reserve Fenced Dog Park sits at 2 Elliott Street, Strathfield South, and is one of the largest fully fenced off-leash dog parks in Sydney. Open around the clock, it splits into two very different fenced sections: a huge open run for high-energy play and a smaller, quieter enclosure for dogs that prefer a calmer pace. That combination of scale and separation is what makes it worth the drive from beyond the immediate area.

The dog setup

Dogs may run off-leash anywhere inside the fenced boundary, and owners must stay in the enclosure with them and keep them under effective control at all times. Three separate entry gates let people move in and out without a dog slipping past, which matters in a park this busy. Bags and bins are provided on site, though bring spares in case the dispenser runs dry, and pick up without exception.

The fencing around the main area is solid and well regarded, and the reserve is fringed by bushland with mature trees that throw real shade across the grass. Water fountains come with built-in dog bowls, benches and undercover seating let you sit while you supervise, and solar lighting takes the edge off early evening visits, though it is no substitute for a torch if you stay after dark.

Max: in a space this large, effective control still matters. Watch your dog closely, especially near the gates when other owners are coming and going.

Getting there and parking

Street parking lines the streets around the reserve, and a wheelchair-accessible entrance makes the approach workable for owners with limited mobility. Buses along the surrounding main roads, including Coronation Parade, cover anyone arriving by public transport.

Worth knowing

This is a family park as well as a dog park, so children are often present along the margins. Weekends draw crowds from morning through late afternoon and weekday evenings are also busy, but the sheer size of the main enclosure means the space rarely feels overcrowded. If your dog finds busy group dynamics overwhelming, start in the smaller fenced section before committing to the big one.

While you're out there

More fenced running is close by: Hudson Park Fenced Dog Park sits over in Strathfield and Grant Park Fenced Dog Park is a short hop into Enfield. For coffee afterwards, Quatre Cafe in Strathfield welcomes dogs in its outdoor seating.

More options are on the New South Wales dog parks guide and the Strathfield South destination page.

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