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Eprapah Creek Corridor Fenced Dog Park dog park
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Eprapah Creek Corridor Fenced Dog Park

Dog-friendly fenced park in Victoria Point, QLD

The rules at a glance

Off-leash allowed

Verified dog-friendly on Google

Victoria Point, QLD 4165

Rules verified 9 June 2026

Dogs
Welcome
Where
Victoria Point, QLD
Policy checked
2026-06-09

What visitors mention

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Pet policy

It is a calm, fully fenced off-leash space open 24 hours, and the pick for Redlands owners who want a quiet run rather than the busier waterside parks. Eprapah Creek Corridor Fenced Dog Park sits at 23 Liriope Place in Victoria Point West, a Redland City Council park tucked into a residential pocket beside the Eprapah Creek green corridor.

Eprapah Creek Corridor Fenced Dog Park sits at 23 Liriope Place in Victoria Point West, a Redland City Council park tucked into a residential pocket beside the Eprapah Creek green corridor. It is a calm, fully fenced off-leash space open 24 hours, and the pick for Redlands owners who want a quiet run rather than the busier waterside parks.

The dog setup

The park splits into separate areas for small and large dogs, with an airlock gate between the street and the off-leash zone. Keep the lead on until you are through the airlock, then unclip. Stay with your dog and supervise the whole visit, and move on promptly if any dog turns pushy or aggressive. Ground is open grass with natural shade, and there is a water bowl and tap, seating and a shelter for owners, bins, and an eco-sac bag dispenser. The entrance is wheelchair accessible.

Max: the airlock gate and split yards make this an easy park for first-timers. If you have a small dog, the separate yard means no big-dog collisions.

The vibe

This one rarely gets crowded. The most activity happens on Sunday and Wednesday mornings, when the regulars cycle through, and you can often have the place to yourselves at other times. Being inland and fenced, nothing here is tide-dependent, so the only planning that matters is beating the heat in summer. If children come along, keep them close around unfamiliar dogs.

Getting there and parking

The park sits in a quiet street off Bunker, Kingfisher and Worthing Roads. Parking is on-street in Liriope Place, with no dedicated car park, which is part of why it stays peaceful; keep visits reasonable for the neighbours. Victoria Point Lakeside shopping and dining is about three kilometres away for anything you forgot.

Close by with the dogs

Bushland Refuge fenced dog park and Les Moore Park fenced dog park are the other enclosed options within Victoria Point, and Manning Esplanade Park in Thornlands is a short drive north. For a walk on the water instead, the Jack Gordon Pathway at Redland Bay is an easy on-lead stroll.

More options are on the Queensland dog parks guide and the Victoria Point destination page.

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