Camelot Park Fenced Dog Park

Camelot Park Fenced Dog Park, at 18 Camelot St in Underwood, is one of Logan's better-secured off-leash options: separate large and small dog enclosures with solid fencing, ringed by a sealed walking track. The split enclosures are the drawcard if you have a small or nervous dog who does not want to share space with the big runners.

The rules. Off-leash applies only inside the fenced enclosures. Leash up from the car park, on the walking track and everywhere else in the park. Enter through the double gates one dog at a time, keep your dog in sight and under control, and pick up waste. Standard Logan City Council off-leash conditions apply, including dog registration.

What's there. The large-dog enclosure has agility equipment, and both sides are mostly open grass with some tree cover. Water taps and basic seating are on site, but shade is limited on hot afternoons and there is little lighting after dark, so treat it as a daylight park. Reviews rate the fencing highly, though cleanliness and maintenance get mixed reports - bring your own bags rather than counting on the dispensers.

Getting there. Camelot Street is a short run off Kingston Road, with free parking right beside the park. Logan buses service the surrounding Underwood streets, but most visitors drive.

Nearby with the dogs. Coffee in the Woods on Kingston Road has a covered dog-friendly courtyard for afterwards, and Underwood Park Fenced Dog Park is close by if this one is crowded.

Sunday mornings and weekday late afternoons are the busy windows; a weekday mid-morning visit often gets you an enclosure to yourself. Good for small dogs who need their own space away from the big end.

Sources

• Camelot Park - Logan City Council · logan.qld.gov.au

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