Belvoir Park Dog Park

The short version. Belvoir Park Dog Park is a large, fully fenced off-leash area on Reuss Road, set within the wider Belvoir Park precinct beside the lake. The draw is space and variety: open grass, established shade trees, agility runs, and a separate pen for timid or smaller dogs.

The rules. Off-leash is permitted inside the signposted, fenced boundary only. Your dog must stay under effective voice or hand control at all times. Pick up after your dog (bag dispensers are usually stocked, but carry your own as backup), and leash and remove any dog showing aggression. Standard Wodonga Council off-leash conditions apply.

What is there. Two agility runs, water bowls, shaded spots and seating for owners, and a quiet section for nervous or small dogs. The surrounding park adds walking tracks around the lake, public toilets, and barbecue facilities, so you can make a longer outing of it.

Getting there. The entrance is on Reuss Road, a short drive from central Wodonga, with parking near the gate. You can also reach it on foot or by bike via the path network around Lake Belvoir.

When to go. Busiest on weekend mornings and afternoons and on weekday evenings after work. For a quieter run and free use of the agility gear, aim for a weekday morning or the middle of the day. Good for confident social dogs, with a fallback pen for the shy ones.

Sources

• Dog park/Off-leash areas - Wodonga Council · wodonga.vic.gov.au
• Belvoir Park - Visit Albury Wodonga · visitalburywodonga.com

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