Railway Park and Children Playground is a dog-friendly park in Byron Bay. Just 300m away, Moonlight Japanese is a great nearby spot to relax with your dog after a walk.
Dogs are welcome on-leash at this park. Byron Shire requires dogs to be on-lead at all times except in designated off-lead areas. Dogs must not enter prohibited areas.
Surprised at the good reviews. The equipment itself is decent but it’s next to a park and public toilets that unfortunately host those sleeping rough and sadly some with mental health challenges. I didn’t feel safe or comfortable at all with my 2yo and this was at 8am on a Friday.
Byron Bay is a popular Australian tourist destination. It is family friendly however it is a bit on the expensive side for food and accomodation. There are no fast food outlets like McDonald’s etc and tourists are forced to rely on a wide variety of local upmarket shops for food and drink. I would recommend saving money by shopping at the Woolworths supermarket on the main road at Jonson Street Byron Bay where groceries can be purchased for personal preparation instead of the high priced street shops. As for accomodation tourists can expect to pay a premium because of the popularity of the location. If you are on a budget, there are alternative beaches which are just as beautiful as Byron Bay such as Lennox Head which is about 30 minutes south of Byron. Byron Bay tends to be overcrowded and oversubscribed particularly in holiday periods.
Nice little park and playground in the centre of town. Good place for kids to hang out and also hosts twilight market with interesting food and cultural items.
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