Mornington Civic Reserve Fenced Dog Park

We LOVE this dog park! Very well designed with lots of different areas for all dogs to play & explore.

not a bad place to walk the dog

Good space. A great fenced off area to take your pooch. The public leave plastic bags, in case you forget to bring one, for your dog's poo. Seating available, so you can have a rest too.

Absolutely beautiful food, service, facilities, location. All around great place to go.

Good dog park except too many people don't clean up after their dogs. There is a man who goes there regularly, with a young woman generally, and walks a bunch of dogs (5 or 6) and never picks up their doggy messes. Very frustrating.

Great park, its huge compared to a lot of other off leash parks in the area. Heaps of big trees, so plenty of shade. It's like the doggy wonderland for any doggy who doesn't live on a massive farm!Plenty of water taps with bowls, plenty of park benches to the humans to have a seat. I highly recommend this park.

Beautiful walk beside saltmarsh landscape set mostly amongst trees on meandering wooden boardwalk paths. Use insect repellent before the walk and you should be ok. The mosquitos were plentiful and persistent even in late August. Dogs allowed on leash and buggy friendly

A nice dog park with a natural feel, trees, seating and a nice view of the lake in parts. Not huge but plenty of room to run & explore.

Good off leash Dog park. Has a couple of drinking areas for the dogs. Across from a kids playground and the art gallery.It's medium sized.Really needs to be seperated into 2 spaced thou one for small dogs and one for big dogs.The owners can be more aggressive than the dogs.Had a lady tell me off because all the dogs were scared of my great dane (9 months old) he was only playing with them, not aggressively. I leashed my boy and we watched the dogs play. 15 min later angry lady had to put her medium dog on a lead and drag him out for harrassing the smaller dogs. My dog was eventually allowed to play and had a great time. Even ran into another Great dane.