Victoria Park Off-Leash Dog Park

Dog off-leash area size 4,695 square metres. Small, incredibly dusty park. Would not come here with dogs that need space to run. Suited for smaller dogs.Dog off-leash area facilities - picnic shelter, bench seat, bubbler, tap, dog water, agility/dog exercise equipment, poo bin, lights

Great space for dogs with water and bins, without poo bags though. They also have a separate area for small dog which is not as big as the common area.Lots of friendly dogs there.

Great location tucked in behind the pool and tennis courts off Gregory terrace, very shady, with separate big & small dog paddocks. It has its own car park if you drive down behind the pool. Only 3 stars because council needs to instal double gated entry especially for the wee doggies.

Good size with a bunch of agility equipment and a dedicated small dog area. Very little shade though and not much seating. Unfortunately it currently has a bunch of really rude owners regularly frequenting this park though with aggressive dogs that they all but ignore. There is also at least one small child there daily. Other than the people this is a nice little dog park.

One of the best dog parks in Brisbane. Well maintained with lots of friendly dogs and owners alike in the afternoon! We'll definitely be returning with our puppy.

Ripper rita dog park! Agility course. Lots of room here. About 10 car parks 5 metres away. Drive down hill on your right at centenary pool complex. It’s tucked behind that.

We use Victoria Off-Leash dog park to walk our pups since 2017 and it has always been a fantastic experience. It is a very big park, especially for its location right in the Middle of the City. It has some agility obstacles, It has a small puppy area exclusively for the little ones and there's plenty of parking spots considering the main carpark area on the top of the driveway, just few meters away from the dogs area. It is a fantastic place. A big shout out to Brisbane City Council for keeping this dog park in such great conditions!

Happy to say that our local dog park is a decent-size dog park to play fetch for whatever-size your furbaby is, with agility equipment and enough shade for the hot days.Adjunct to the main park, there is also a fenced area for smaller dogs with its own water-fountain and for pawrents that are also parents: it has a children playground too!After working hours is the park’s peak time so it can be quite busy and crowded.

Dropped in (I just happened to be passing by and wanted to try a new dog park) and pleasantly surprised to find a lovely mix of all sizes of dogs with many of them seeming to be regulars. The large dog area is quite generously sized and this might be the biggest one I've seen. There is more agility equipment here than any other dog park I've been to (e.g. Everton Agility Dog Park) and the hill has been shaped into soft terraces, so you're not always standing on a slope. I was told that although it is on a hillside, in wet weather there is a flow path which makes the entry area very muddy, taking up to a week to dry out. The other slightly off putting thing is that the pool equipment (uphill) seemed to be blowing really loudly, but once away from the entrance I didn't even hear it.