Bardon Park
Bardon Park is a well-used local off-leash park that draws a steady crowd morning and afternoon. The facilities are basic — a couple of benches, drinking water, and waste bags — but the space itself is open enough for dogs to run, and the regular community makes it a social spot. It's an everyday park rather than a destination, and it does that job well.
Dog rules
Designated off-leash dog exercise area. Dogs may be exercised off-leash at any time. Dogs must remain under effective control and must not become a nuisance to other park users. (Source: Randwick City Council — randwick.nsw.gov.au)
At a glance
Before you go
- 💧No confirmed drinking water — bring your own to be safe.
- 🌳No shade confirmed — take it easy on warmer days.
- 🧱No confirmed fencing — keep your dog on lead if unsure.
What people say
Very popular local dog park. Lots of people come here with dogs of all shapes and sizes in the morning and afternoon. The only facilities are two benches for sitting on, a tap for dogs to have a drink, a dog poo bag dispenser and a bin. Kids also come and kick a footy, sometimes people do yoga or just hang out. Because of all the dogs running around the turf isn't very lush. I wish people would gather for a beer with their dogs on a Sunday evening!
Great place for dogs to play
Great dog park!! Normally a good amount of dogs for a good playtime. Water bows/taps for your pouch. Poo bags supplied and benches to sit on. What more do you want for a dog park! Remember it's a dog park its not going to be picturesque.
cute and sweet park if you have a dog or love for dogs! the park itself is pretty much a large space of grace with a few trees (nothing special) but there will usually be dogs playing around the area. there are free doggy bags (compostable) available if you need to pick up poo. most of the dog owners will come down with their dogs at around 4.30pm :)
Good place for the dog to run, kids to play or sit in some green amongst the gum trees. Fountains for a drink and tap for doggy bowl. Not bad for training too (apart from peak doggy time).
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