The Drying Green is a dog-friendly park in Zetland with plenty of shade. Just 250m away, Nam2 is a great nearby spot to relax with your dog after a walk.
Dogs are welcome on-leash. Under the Companion Animals Act 1998, dogs must be on-leash in City of Sydney parks and public places, except in designated off-leash areas. Dogs are prohibited from playgrounds, sports courts and enclosed sports ovals.
Great little park, only built a few years. Surrounded by small ponds with water features. Many dogs run around with a small hill. Good public toilets with a wash basin out front but seem to close late at night. Two BBQ hot plates with a covered area.
New, nice modern park, very open. Modern facilities,nice BBQ area,this is really a “locals” park, as there is next to no parking available if you are traveling there.
Opened 15th Oct 2022 by Mayor Clover Moore. It’s a welcome green area in the heart of Green Square with toilets and BBQ area with seating. Main green area is on a gentle slope popular with dogs and children. The grassy areas according to the signs are only for dogs on a leash but the enclosed “drying green” seems to be a defacto off leash dog area so beware when choosing your picnic spot. The BBQ area seems to be the only shaded area - bring your sun protection if visiting in the middle of the day. Look out for some ducks that seem to have made the artificial water sections (with micro waterfalls) with reeds their home at the time of this review.
This park is amazing and has BBQ's and a large shaded pergola with curated lawns, which is a great place for families and friends. There are also multiple mini waterfalls which is lined with palm trees and reeds growing from the man made creek ending at small water fountains to keep the water flowing. The biggest part of this park is the raised lawn area giving ample area to go for a picnic or just relax with friends with view of the Green Square Library and surrounds
The park itself is amazing, but during this month I could see more and more algae taking all the space, and a lot rubbish in the water that no one seems to clean them out. I wonder whether there is a actual schedule for the cleaning, and who shall we speak to in order to solve issues like this?
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