Jellicoe Park
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Jellicoe Park is a tucked-away Pagewood park with a massive oval and plenty of room for a walk or a kick of the ball. Dogs are welcome on-leash — it is not an authorised off-leash area — so it suits a steady stroll rather than off-leash play. There is a playground, drinking water, toilets and shade, making it comfortable for families. A spacious, leafy on-leash spot.
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 waterVenue website
Shade availableVenue website
Toilets nearbyVenue website
Park Parade, Pagewood NSW 2035
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Before you go
- 🗑Poo bags not confirmed — best to bring your own.
What people say
★★★★☆6 years ago
Good park. Has a nice path but could be better lit at night. The hedges block the street lights. Sports fields and play equipment but also many trees and birds. Toilet and water fountains avalible. A leash free dog park is adjacent behind some houses, look for the signs. Please add more lights for nighttime users to get 5 stars.
★★★★★4 years ago
Jellicoe Park is an absolutely gorgeous tucked away playarea for the local families. From the swing sets, to the massive oval you can run, walk, kick the soccer ball or play some cricket with your friends. Even just to have a family picnic on a lazy Sunday afternoon, this is the place to be. I'll definitely be back even to walk my dog early in the morning....
★★★★★1 year ago
A true local treasure housing the amazing Pagewood Botany Football Club. Great facilities ensure weekend sports are all about enjoying the game with such a well organized venue and great community.
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