Dog-friendly parks in Glebe

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17 parks • 13 dog-friendly • 4 likely

Discover parks where dogs are welcome, including fenced areas, off-leash spaces, and shaded walking areas.

17 parks · 13 dog-friendly · 4 likely

Confirmed dog-friendly

Dogs are welcome — some venues may have conditions

Bicentennial Park

Park•Glebe

Conditions apply

Park•Glebe

Conditions apply

Bicentennial Park sits on the Glebe foreshore with views across to Anzac Bridge and the harbour. The off-leash section is west of the canal, giving dogs a defined area to run while the rest of the park stays on-leash. It's part of a longer waterfront walk that connects through to the Fish Markets, so you can make the outing as short or as long as you like. Dogs are not permitted in the playground area.

Off-leash areaDrinking waterShade availableGrass areas+1

Wentworth Park

Park•Glebe

Confirmed

Park•Glebe

Wentworth Park is a large open park in Glebe with off-leash access at all times, except on the sports field during games and in the BBQ and playground areas. The park has mature shade trees, drinking water, BBQ facilities, toilets, and parking. It's a well-known local spot — the scale of the park means there's always room to spread out, even when it's busy. It works well for dogs that benefit from a big, open run.

Off-leash areaDrinking waterShade availableParking nearby+1

Pirrama Park

Park•Glebe

Confirmed

Park•Glebe

Pirrama Park is a harbourside park at Pyrmont with lawns, a playground, a cafe and BBQ facilities. Dogs are welcome on-leash, kept clear of playgrounds and sports courts, with a lively atmosphere of joggers, picnickers and dog walkers. The waterfront setting makes it a pleasant spot for a walk. A relaxed on-leash park on the harbour.

On-leash areaShade availableGrass areasToilets nearby

Jubilee Park

Park•Glebe

Confirmed

Park•Glebe

Jubilee Park is a large, open grass area that forms part of the broader Glebe foreshore stretch. It's a straightforward space where dogs can move freely, with plenty of room across the oval.

On-leash areaGrass areasParking nearbyToilets nearby

Blackwattle Bay Park

Park•Glebe

Confirmed

Park•Glebe

Blackwattle Bay Park is a waterfront park in Glebe with harbour views, grass, shade and dog water bowls. Dogs are allowed off-leash at all times as part of the City of Sydney off-leash program, kept clear of the playground and BBQ areas. There is drinking water and bag stations on hand, making it an easy off-leash spot by the water. A pleasant harbourside park for a run.

Off-leash areaDrinking waterShade availableSandy surface+1

Glebe Street Playground

Park•Glebe

Confirmed

Park•Glebe

Dog-friendly park where dogs are welcome on lead.

On-leash areaDrinking waterShade available

Sarah Peninton Reserve

Park•Glebe

Confirmed

Park•Glebe

Sarah Peninton Reserve is a small local park in Glebe with shade and a playground. Dogs are welcome on-leash, kept clear of the playground and sports courts, as it is not one of the City of Sydney's designated off-leash parks. It is an easy, low-key spot for a short walk close to home. A simple on-leash neighbourhood park.

On-leash areaShade available

Glebe Fig Trees

Park•Glebe

Confirmed

Park•Glebe

Dog-friendly park where dogs are welcome on lead.

On-leash area

MJ Doherty Reserve

Park•Glebe

Confirmed

Park•Glebe

Dog-friendly park in Glebe where dogs are welcome on lead.

On-leash areaShade available

Minogue Reserve

Park•Glebe

Confirmed

Park•Glebe

Dog-friendly park in Glebe.

Grass areasToilets nearby

Cardigan & Darghan Street Reserve

Park•Glebe

Confirmed

Park•Glebe

Dog-friendly park in Glebe where dogs are welcome on lead.

On-leash area

Ernest Pedersen Reserve

Park•Glebe

Confirmed

Park•Glebe

Dog-friendly park in Glebe where dogs are welcome on lead.

On-leash areaShade available

Pope Paul VI Reserve

Park•Glebe

Confirmed

Park•Glebe

Dog-friendly park in Glebe where dogs are welcome on lead.

On-leash area

Likely dog-friendly

Signs suggest dogs are welcome

Dr H J Foley Rest Park

Park•Glebe

Likely

Park•Glebe

Park in Glebe. Dogs are generally allowed on a lead in NSW public parks unless

Shade availableGrass areasToilets nearby

Glebe Point Park

Park•Glebe

Likely

Park•Glebe

Park in Glebe. Dogs are generally allowed on a lead in NSW public parks unless

Parking nearby

Robyn Kemmis Reserve

Park•Glebe

Likely

Park•Glebe

Park in Glebe. Dogs are generally allowed on a lead in NSW public parks unless

Shade availableToilets nearby

Frequently asked questions

How are venues ordered?

By default, venues are sorted by access confidence. Confirmed venues appear first — these have the strongest evidence that dogs are welcome. Likely venues follow, then unknown. Within each group, venues are ordered by their Dog Happiness Score. You can also sort alphabetically by suburb or venue name.

Are dogs allowed in parks in Glebe?

Dogs are allowed in 13 confirmed dog-friendly parks, and there are another 4 more that are likely dog-friendly in Glebe. Dog access varies between venues. We recommend checking the individual venue page — and confirming directly with the venue before a special trip, as policies can change.

How does Dog Happiness decide if a venue is dog-friendly?

We check council regulations, venue websites and FAQ pages, and community reviews. Council and venue-operator sources carry the most weight. Where confirmed or clearly identified, we show the access status and any conditions that apply. Access information is based on the best evidence available and may not always reflect the latest changes.

What do Confirmed, Likely, and Unknown mean?

Confirmed means we have strong evidence — typically from a council source, venue website, or consistent community reports — that dogs are welcome. Conditions may still apply. Likely means positive signals suggest dogs are welcome, but we haven’t found official confirmation yet. Unknown means we don’t have enough evidence yet. It doesn’t mean dogs aren’t welcome — just that we haven’t been able to verify.

Can venue dog policies change?

Yes. Venue policies can change at any time — especially at pubs, cafés, and other hospitality venues. A venue that was dog-friendly last month may have changed its policy. We update our information regularly, but we always recommend checking directly with the venue if you’re planning a special trip.