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This park includes a water bubbler, drinking fountain and a tap with a dog bowl in the dog off-leash area. There is other bubbler/drinking fountains in the park. Orleigh Park is located on the Brisbane River. Catch a CityCat to the West End stop and walk up to the park. The park is shaded by trees and has a giant Read more…

This dedicated Dog Beach about 45mins from the Brisbane CBD is a must do weekend for you and your water loving dog. Unfenced beach access where dogs can go in the water. Raby Bay Foreshore Park Dog Beach is an unfenced beach, so you’ll need to keep an eye on your dog at all times. However, the beach is quite Read more…

Partial fencing with beach access where dogs can go in the water. Read more…

A part of the Brisbane dog beach trial. The Beach between the fishing platform and RQYS Port Centre Park The trial sites align with new Queensland Government guidelines for establishing off-leash areas in marine parks. Council has selected the sites having consideration to scientific research from the University of Queensland on shorebirds and their habitat. Read more…

Also known as Colmslie Recreation Reserve. Adjoining the Brisbane River, the Colmslie Beach Reserve and Off-Leash Dog Park includes a great children’s playground with an Octopus Garden, barbecues, sheltered picnic spots and a pet-friendly, sandy beach. Read more…

Leigh Horwood is a Brisbane based pet photograher specialising in studio and outdoor portraiture of your four legged friends and their two legged humans in the South East Queenland area. He also has a Masters degree in professional belly scratching. Read more…

The council have made visiting here easy if you are good at following very lengthy instructions. This is the part to take notice of : Where is the dog beach? – Woorim Beach (south) dog off-leash beach area Dogs may be exercised off-leash on the foreshore between beach access 19 at Lowry Street, Woorim, heading south along the beach for Read more…

Dogs are able to be exercised off leash 24 hours a day along the Flinders Parade beachfront between Donkin Street and Flinders Lane.   About a 700m stretch of sandy beach of off-leash doggy fun. Read more…

Dogs are able to be exercised off leash along the mudflats between Wallin Avenue and Joseph Crescent before 8:00 AM and after 4:00 PM daily. They can be exercised on leash in this area at all other times. Almost 1km of off-leash fun to be had. Read more…

Dogs are able to be exercised off leash 24 hours a day along the Flinders Parade beachfront between Philip Street and Kennedy Esplanade/Murphy Street intersection. This is about a 100m stretch of swimming at Scarborough. Read more…