Inner North Dog Park 41 Fairfax Street, O'Connor, Australian Capital Territory 2602
About the Business
Welcome to Inner North Dog Park, a premier establishment nestled in the heart of O'Connor, Fairfax Street, 41. As a popular park and point of interest in Australia, we offer a haven for both dogs and their owners to enjoy quality time together in a safe and vibrant environment.
Our dog park is thoughtfully designed to cater to the diverse needs of different dog breeds and sizes. With ample space to roam and play, your furry friends can socialize, exercise, and explore to their heart's content. The park features well-maintained grassy areas, shaded spots, and plenty of seating for pet parents to relax and watch their four-legged companions frolic.
Safety is our utmost priority at Inner North Dog Park. We have implemented secure fencing around the entire perimeter, ensuring that your dogs can roam freely without any concerns. Additionally, our park is equipped with waste disposal stations and dog-friendly amenities, such as water fountains and designated play areas, to provide a comfortable experience for both dogs and their owners.
The park's location in O'Connor offers easy accessibility for local residents and visitors alike. Whether you're a nearby resident looking for a convenient place to exercise your dog or a tourist exploring the area, Inner North Dog Park is an ideal destination for a fun-filled outing with your furry family members.
At Inner North Dog Park, we understand that dogs thrive on social interactions. That's why we encourage responsible pet ownership and provide a welcoming community for dog lovers to connect. Our park often hosts events and activities, such as dog training sessions, agility courses, and themed gatherings, fostering a sense of community and camaraderie among dog owners.
So, bring your furry friends along and experience the joy of Inner North Dog Park. Let your dogs roam, play, and make new friends in a secure and scenic environment. Whether you're looking for a place to exercise, socialize, or simply unwind with your four-legged companion, our park is the perfect destination for a memorable day out.
Visit Inner North Dog Park today and discover why we're the go-to establishment for dog lovers in Australia.
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Location & Phone number
41 Fairfax Street, O'Connor, Australian Capital Territory 2602, Australia
Hours open
Monday:
06:00 - 21:00
Tuesday:
06:00 - 21:00
Wednesday:
06:00 - 21:00
Thursday:
06:00 - 21:00
Friday:
06:00 - 21:00
Saturday:
06:00 - 21:00
Sunday:
06:00 - 21:00
Reviews
"Looks great but currently closed. Possibly for renovations? not sure, because the website provides no information."
"This is the worst enclosed dog park in Canberra I think. Whenever I take my oodle here (always a last resort if there's sport on the nearby ovals) he ends up covered in grass burrs that I then have to painstakingly pull out of his fur. I have fallen over on the loose gravelly ground, and have to move extremely slowly and carefully here -- the gravel combined with the hill is terrible for anyone with mobility issues or injuries. The small dog area is extremely boring, there's rarely any other dogs in it, and there's also the snake risk. It has a lot of potential, especially the 'big dog' side, but doing something with the surfaces/landscaping, and increasing the amount of seating for accessibility, would help hugely. Maybe even making it tiered so there is a flatter area up the top would be good?"
"2 separate fenced off areas for large and small dogs with plenty of space for a run. My only only complaint was the poo bin really needed to be emptied."
"My favourite dog park in Canberra. Very spacious with varying parts of grass, bark, dirt, bushes & trees. I find the dogs here are more well behaved than otter dig parks around Canberra. Most of the people that come are quite friendly, there are two sections as usual, for large and small dogs. There are quite a few different areas to sit, there are two entries into both parks. The Rangers come to this park quite often to check on dogs details and etc. I love this park a lot. There are certain peak hours you need to come at if you wish to have a multitude of other dogs to play with (I'd say best time is 4-5pm on a work day)"
"Usually nice and quiet, I have only ever come across 3 or 4 dogs at a time! 2 sectioned areas for large and small dogs, fresh water and always an abundance of perfectly sized sticks to throw around :)"
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