Peace Park
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Peace Park is a dog-friendly park in Ashbury with an off-leash area with room for dogs to run. Just 350m away, 3 Tomatoes is a nearby spot to stop in after your walk.
Dog rules
Council-designated off-leash area at Peace Park. Dogs may exercise off-leash under the effective control of a competent person. Dogs must remain on-leash within 10 metres of food preparation areas, playgrounds and sports fields.
At a glance
Off-leash areaAdmin team verified
Parking nearbyAdmin team verified
Toilets nearbyVenue website
BBQsVenue website
Grassy surfaceFrom reviews
Trevenar St, Ashbury NSW 2193, Australia
Before you go
- 💧No confirmed drinking water — bring your own to be safe.
- 🌳No shade confirmed — take it easy on warmer days.
- 🗑Poo bags not confirmed — best to bring your own.
- 🧱No confirmed fencing — keep your dog on lead if unsure.
What people say
Max S.
★★★★★2 years ago
Great park, nice basketball court awesome play equipment, dog park, cool lookout. The kids played for 3 hours without whinging. Toilets could be upgraded a bit but do the job.
Frank L.
★★★★☆6 months ago
This is a very underrated park in my opinion. It possesses a very unique and enigmatic energy, it has a vibe that could be kind of surreal. Like something out of twin peaks but if twin peaks was set in a desert research base in the 1960s and was about people doing weird cold war science fiction experiments. I would compare the energy to that of a water tower. I think it's the presence of the raised rotunda. This is a park that makes you want to listen to talking heads
Harry N.
★★★★★9 months ago
Nice big park with a basketball court.
Jimmy G.
★★★★☆2 years ago
It's a very peaceful park with some flowers and decoration that looks like japanese garden. during cherryblossoms season you will see sakura. you will also find azalea flowers in september
derek W.
★★★★★2 years ago
I love this park. The idea of a peace park. The size and the awesome facilities. A fab new playground, extensive lawn. The viewing rotunda. Really worth exploring with your kids. And think about the history, 1790s. It would be nice if there were mention of the first nations that exist/ed here.
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