Stockton Off-Leash Dog Area
Stockton Off-Leash Dog Area is an off-leash space available between sunrise and sunset. The area is near the beach and waterfront, with opportunities for dogs to socialise. There are bins and parking nearby.
Dog rules
Designated leash-free area. Dogs are permitted off-leash between sunrise and sunset. Dogs must be accompanied, supervised, and controllable without a leash. Dangerous, aggressive, and restricted breeds are not permitted. Dog owners must remove all dog faeces. Dogs are not permitted on the Memorial Walk or within 10 metres of a playground. Source: City of Newcastle – Leash Free Areas (newcastle.nsw.gov.au/living/residents/pets-and-animals/leash-free-areas)
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
The north half of the Pitt Street Reserve s a designated a dog-off-leash area. The sign appears to show that small beach area located south of the Stockton seawall is also a dog-off-leash area. There is plenty of green space here. The path and cycleway that leads to the Stockton ferry wharf goes through this park. There is a carpark located at the north of the park and also at the Stockton public pool. The old skate park is located near the northern area of this park.
Beautiful amazing fishing and oystering.. awesome swimming and good way to socialize your dogs of u have only 1 dog or want to pat or play with dogs awesome people lovely scenery especially on full moon or sunset n sunrise
First time here and it was so beautiful, took the doggies for a good walk and even got in for a swim. The water was beautiful 😍
Very clean and well maintained. Never overcrowded. There's no fencing but it a very big area.
Well you won't find a better spot anywhere in the world 🌊 and the water was so clear blue like those famous Hawaii holiday spots 👌✨🌊🌈
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