
Jan Hammond Park Fenced Dog Park
Dog-friendly fenced park in Success, WA
The rules at a glance
Off-leash allowed
Verified dog-friendly on Google
Open 24 hours
Success, WA 6164
Rules verified 9 June 2026
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Where
- Success, WA
- Policy checked
- 2026-06-09
What visitors mention
Pet policy
Dogs run off-leash inside the fenced enclosures but stay under effective control the whole time, and the park relies on owners supervising rather than rangers doing it for them. Jan Hammond Park Fenced Dog Park sits on Bartram Road in Success, a southern Perth suburb under City of Cockburn.
Jan Hammond Park Fenced Dog Park sits on Bartram Road in Success, a southern Perth suburb under City of Cockburn. Its defining feature is the fully fenced dual-enclosure design with separate areas for small and large dogs, and built-in agility gear that gives active dogs something more than flat-out laps.
The dog setup
Dogs run off-leash inside the fenced enclosures but stay under effective control the whole time, and the park relies on owners supervising rather than rangers doing it for them. Waste bags are generally stocked at the entrance, and the grass is kept in good condition with genuine running space in both pens. Doggy hurdles and agility elements are dotted through the enclosures, which suits working breeds and young dogs that need a job to do.
The wider park
The wider Jan Hammond Park wraps around the dog area with soccer and AFL goalposts, a children's playground, BBQs and covered picnic tables and benches near the perimeter fence, so it works as a family outing as much as a dog run. Fresh water fountains are on site. The dedicated car park is free, though some spots close to the fence line are tight for 2WDs. If you are coming by bus, stops along Wentworth Parade and the surrounding Success streets are the closest options.
Max: take a moment to read the room before you walk in. If large pups are running through the small dog enclosure unchecked, come back later rather than gambling on an uneven play group.
Worth knowing
Popularity brings crowd pressure. Users have reported occasional dog-aggression incidents and owners letting big puppies into the small dog area without enough supervision, so scope out the enclosure before entering and do not assume everyone inside is actively managing their dog. Sunday mornings and Tuesday evenings are the peak slots; weekdays during the day, Monday nights and late weekend evenings are reliably quieter.
While you're out there
Another fenced option is nearby: Baler Court Fenced Dog Park in Hammond Park is a few minutes south. For a dog-friendly coffee, 115 Groundhouse in Atwell has outdoor seating, and Threepence Cafe in Hammond Park is also on the way home.
More options are on the Western Australia dog parks guide and the Success destination page.
Policy verified 9 June 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.