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If you call Perth home, finding a place for your furry friend and romp and play in isn’t as difficult as you might think! Regardless of which neighbourhood you live in, there are many official Enclosed Dog Parks in Perth, and they come in all shapes and sizes.
From waterside fenced parks and spacious dog runs to lesser-known dog exercise areas, Perth has practically outdone itself and continues to build more spaces with engaging features just for our pooches. Many dog parks have a lovely community feel, and going to the Dog Park is an excellent opportunity for you to meet and chat with other dog lovers.
We also have an article about (not fenced) off-leash dog exercise parks in Perth that you might enjoy.
Before you go, please make sure that everyone in our community has a pleasant experience and takes care of each other by familiarising yourself with proper Dog Park Behaviour.
No matter which Dog Park around Perth you choose to visit, always remember to:
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We found a total of 12 Enclosed Dog Parks in Perth’s Southern Suburbs. Let us know if we missed one! 🙂
Calleya Dog Park in Banjup has separate sections for small and large dogs, fresh water, as well as obstacles for the dogs to use. Outside the enclosure is a grassed area with a barbeque area in the shade, so it’s basically a slice of heaven.
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Located in Baldivis, this Enclosed Dog Park, which is split into areas for pooches both big and small, has water facilities for both pets and owners, shade, seating areas and an excellent social atmosphere amongst the dog owners.
The Greenslope Dog Park in Bushmade has obstacles available for the dogs to play or train with, provides much-needed shade in the summer, and has waste bags handy so you can easily clean after your pup.
If your dog loves sand, the Glades Dog Park in Byford is heaven. It’s a large area with mostly sand and some obstacles to play or train.
Sienna Wood Dog Park in Hilbert has double entry gates to ensure that pooches won’t get loose at this lovely park with excellent facilities. There are two separate enclosed spaces for large and small dogs, obstacles for training as well as water fountains available.
Head over to the Yarra Vista Enclosed Dog Park in Jandakot for a separated big and small dog enclosure, lots of shade, agility obstacles, and a double-gated entrance for extra security. There’s also a playground for kids situated between the two pens if you want to bring the human kids along too.
The John Dunn Memorial Dog Park in Kelmscott is a well fenced off park with not just two but three separate areas for small, medium, and big dogs available. With plenty of seating for humans, a large gazebo area and shaded bench seats in each enclosure, this Dog Park has it all. There are obstacles available for play or training, a sand pit for digging, water dispensers for humans and pooches and of course waste bags and bins to make it easy to pick up after your pupper.
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The Harmony Fields Dog Park in Maddington is a great place to take your dogs. It has a separate area for big and small dogs, play equipment and water available on-site.
Head over to the Newhaven Dog Park in Piara Waters for obstacles and toys for your dog to play with in two separate areas for big and small dogs. There are benches under shady trees for us humans, and drinking water is available as well. Note that there are no toilets on-site.
At the Peace Park in Parmelia, you’ll find two separate enclosures for big and small dogs with tunnels and agility gear, water, and chairs to sit in shaded areas. Note that there is no toilet available on-site.
The Enclosed Dog Park in Rockingham features two separate areas for big and small dogs with a sand and bushland section to run around.
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The Honeywood Dog Park in Wandi has obstacles, covered seating, bins as well as poo bags available on-site, with two separate enclosed spaces for large and small canines. Just be aware that you will need to walk through the big dog pen to get to the little dog pen.
We LOVE hearing about all the fabulous dog-friendly places around Perth. Please feel free to get in touch with us anytime, either through Instagram or our Contact Form. Thank you! 💞🐾