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Honeywood Park Fenced Dog Park dog park
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Honeywood Park Fenced Dog Park

Dog-friendly fenced park in Wandi, WA

The rules at a glance

Off-leash allowed

Verified dog-friendly on Google

Open 24 hours

Wandi, WA 6167

Rules verified 9 June 2026

Dogs
Welcome
Where
Wandi, WA
Policy checked
2026-06-09

What visitors mention

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Honeywood Park Fenced Dog Park sits on Needlewood Loop in Wandi and delivers exactly what suburban dog owners need: a large, fully fenced open green space where dogs can run off-leash, plus a separate enclosed area at the far end reserved for small or nervous dogs.

The rules. Dogs must be supervised at all times. Owners are required to clean up using the complimentary poo bags provided on-site. Use the smaller enclosed section for small or timid dogs so they can play without being bowled over. Some feedback indicates the main entrance gate needs careful handling to stay secure, so double-check the latch behind you on the way in and out.

What's there. The park offers ample benches and seats for owners, basic obstacles for dogs to climb and interact with, and dedicated poo bins. Shaded areas are provided, though shade can be limited during high-sun hours so plan around the harshest part of the day. Wheelchair-accessible parking and entrances make the layout practical for owners with mobility needs.

Getting there. The address is 18 Needlewood Loop, Wandi, WA 6167. By car, take the Kwinana Freeway and exit at Rowley Road, then continue via Honcho Pass. Wheelchair-accessible parking sits adjacent to the park itself. If you are coming by bus, the nearest stops are within walking distance on the main thoroughfares of the Honeywood Estate.

Nearby with the dogs. If you want a second run or the Honeywood gates are busier than you'd like, Calleya Fenced Dog Park in Banjup is another fenced off-leash option in the area worth keeping on your list.

When to go. The park tends to fill up Monday late afternoon to evening, Wednesday afternoon, and Thursday afternoon to evening. For a quieter session, aim for Sunday night, Monday night, Tuesday afternoon onward, or the Wednesday-night-to-Thursday-morning window. This is not a coastal or tidal location, so bring your own water on hot afternoons. The separate small-dog enclosure and secure fencing make the park a solid choice for nervous dogs and small breeds, while the open green gives larger runners the space to stretch out properly.

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Nearby with the dogs