Cambridge Park
Cambridge Park is a dog-friendly park in North Willoughby with plenty of shade.
Dog rules
Dogs can be exercised on leash in almost all parks and public spaces. Dogs are not permitted within 10 metres of play areas or playgrounds, public bathing areas, school grounds, childcare centres, Wildlife Protection Areas, during organised sport, or some food service and preparation areas. Source: Willoughby City Council – Off-leash areas (willoughby.nsw.gov.au/Residents/Pet-ownership/Dog-ownership/Off-leash-areas)
At a glance
Before you go
- 💧No confirmed drinking water — bring your own to be safe.
- 🗑Poo bags not confirmed — best to bring your own.
What people say
A great little park - especially for little bubs. Enough play equipment to keep a three-year-old Happy for at least an hour… Maybe more!! There are two benches available as well as a two picnic tables, one of which is under a cover. The park is well maintained and it’s a great cut through from Cambridge Street to Neville Street. A small and neat park that is wedged in-between houses and at a terminating of a road ( Neville) . I chanced upon it while out for a walk. The park is kept neat and tidy. Some play equipment for children. Wheelchair accessible. Family friendly. Easy street parking. Community feeling. There is an explanatory sign that offers details as to the park's name.
Hidden gem. Quiet and really great for kids in the area. Lacks shade so make sure your little ones are wearing sun hats!
A small and neat park that is wedged in-between houses and at a terminating of a road. I chanced upon it while out for a walk. The park is kept neat and tidy. Some play equipment for children. Wheelchair accessible. Family friendly. Easy street parking. Community feeling. There is an explanatory sign that offers details as to the park's name.
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How we know this
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