Howe Park
The rules at a glance
On-lead welcome
Verified dog-friendly with Hawkesbury City Council
Windsor NSW 2756, Windsor, NSW 2756
Rules verified 24 September 2026
- Dogs
- Welcome
- Where
- Windsor, NSW
- Policy checked
- 2026-09-24
Pet policy
On lead for the whole walk - general parkland, not a Hawkesbury City Council off-lead area.
Howe Park, often listed as Howes Park, runs along the Hawkesbury River foreshore in Windsor. It is a flat, paved riverside stroll with big water views, and dogs must stay on lead.
Lead rules
Hawkesbury City Council treats Howe Park as general parkland, not an off-lead area, so keep the lead on for the whole walk. The approved off-lead space nearby is Deerubbin Park.
The walk
The formed path follows the river past open lawns and historic parkland, with views across to the Windsor Bridge. Leafy trees shade parts of the route, and the surface is smooth enough for prams and wheelchairs.
Bins are dotted along the way, and there is an outdoor gym plus picnic and barbecue spots near the path. Free street parking sits right beside the park.
Max: The river looks tempting, but it can carry bacteria or blue-green algae. Bring fresh water and a bowl rather than letting your dog drink from it.
Pair it with
Let your dog off at Deerubbin Park Fenced Dog Park, or cross the bridge for a coffee at Macquarie Park Boathouse Cafe.
A cool morning is the pick, when the shaded stretches and river breeze make it an easy walk for dogs of any age.
Policy verified 24 September 2026 Always confirm with the venue before you travel.
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