Ma'anshan Friendship Park
Ma'anshan Friendship Park is a dog-friendly park in South Hurstville with a fenced area where dogs can roam off lead. Just 700m away, The Fork on Bellevue is a nearby spot to stop in after your walk.
Dog rules
Dogs must be kept on a leash at all times in this park. Under Georges River Council policy, dogs are permitted on-leash in public places except in designated leash-free areas; this park is listed on Council's Park and Reserve Facilities directory and is not a designated off-leash area.
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.
- 🗑Poo bags not confirmed — best to bring your own.
What people say
No bins, no restroom and hardly any shade except that provided by the small trees around the edge of the park. However there is exercise equipment and the poetry quotations are a nice touch. Just don't go on a hot day. Edit: There is a large Otto bin now placed at the entrance of the park!
A really nice small park. There is outdoor fitness equipment (pull-up bars at different heights, parallel bars, some obstacles) and picnic tables with chess boards embedded into them. There is a bubbler and rubbish bin. Peaceful and friendly.
What a special lovely park! It has a theme of the most legendary and well-known Chinese poet Li Po with a stainless sculpture of Li Po and 3 of his well-known poems. The English translation of the poems was well done. The size of the park is not very large, but the design is lovely with a path through bushy trees on one side and an area with climbing plants on the other. Situated in the quiet residential area in South Hurstville, it offers a sanctuary for mind, body and spirit. Must visit!
Great spot for a bar workout. Multiple single bar heights plus parallel bars, and other stations for sit-ups, etc. Never super busy, and regulars all very friendly. My kids also love it and get a solid workout after school. Amazing (and hilarious) seeing my tiny 5yr girl do proper chin ups! Quite a pretty park, and the garden on one side is packed full of Rosemary. Heaps of friendly Chinese seniors do Tai Chi, and a few of them have some seriously unexpected badass bar skills that have to be seen to be believed.
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