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Latham Park
trail ✓ Dogs welcome, verified with Randwick City Council

Latham Park

The rules at a glance

On-lead welcome

Verified dog-friendly with Randwick City Council

South Coogee, NSW 2034

Rules verified 24 September 2026

Dogs
Welcome
Where
South Coogee, NSW
Policy checked
2026-09-24

Pet policy

Dogs must be on lead across the park and sports surrounds; there is no signed off-lead area yet (Randwick City Council).

Latham Park on Moverly Road gives South Coogee a broad sweep of grass under big figs and eucalypts, with the tennis centre and bowling club along one side. Dogs are welcome, on a lead.

Leads and the off-lead proposal

Randwick City Council requires dogs on lead across the park and the sports surrounds. Council has consulted on a partly fenced off-lead area in lower Latham Park, near Henning Avenue and Holmes Street, but until one is signed, the lead stays on.

If your dog needs a run, Emily McCarthy Park on Elphinstone Road is South Coogee's designated off-lead park.

The walk

There is no formal track. You walk the grass and the sealed edges around the fields, and the lawns connect to neighbouring open space, so a loop is easy to stretch.

The lower south-eastern corner has the best shade from mature trees. Bins sit around the park edges and the sports facilities, and there are general water points but no dependable dog bowl, so carry water.

Getting started

Free street parking runs along Moverly Road and Henning Avenue.

Make a day of it

Finish with a coffee at The Lion and Buffalo in South Coogee, or head into Coogee for Cafe Rafaele.

In summer, stick to the shaded lower corner in the morning or late afternoon. It suits dogs happy with an easy stroll on lead rather than those needing a gallop.

Policy verified 24 September 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.