Booralee Park

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Updated 25 May 2026

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Booralee Park is a well-regarded dog-friendly park in Botany. You'll find drinking water, BBQs, parking, and toilets, making it an easy spot for a longer outing.

Dog rules

Dogs are permitted on leash under Bayside Council’s dog policy. Dogs must be on a lead unless they are inside a designated off-leash area. Dogs are prohibited within 10 metres of children’s play equipment and food preparation or eating facilities, except where the food area is on a public thoroughfare such as a road, footpath or pathway.

At a glance

On-leash onlyOn-leash by default
Drinking waterFrom reviews
Grassy areaFrom reviews
Parking nearbyFrom reviews
Toilets nearbyFrom reviews
BBQsFrom reviews
Bay St & Daniel Street, Botany NSW 2019

Before you go

  • 🌳No shade confirmed — take it easy on warmer days.
  • 🗑Poo bags not confirmed — best to bring your own.

What people say

★★★★★6 months ago

Really nice playground for kids, with a bike track. Toilets available. Table and BBQ right next to the playground

★★★★★8 months ago

The recent upgrade has brought a much needed clean to park and facilities. Fence doesn't go all the way around but it borders the parking area at least. Equipment is great for toddlers and older.

★★★★★3 years ago

Lovely park with clean toilets and playground for the kids. There was even soap and paper towels available in the toilets to wash and dry your hands! Also, there is a water bubbler there if you need a drink or refill water bottles. Visited here for a birthday party.

★★★★★8 months ago

The only problem is how soft and spongy the grass on cricket ground no. 1 is. I'd you're the sort of player who likes to keep the ball down and get value for good shots, you're better off killing yourself than playing at Booralee 1

★★★★★1 year ago

Best playground for all ages kids, always had a lot of fun, there are no cafe or kiosk. So please bring your own snacks and drinks 😃

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