Lough Playing Fields
Lough Playing Fields is a historic sports park at 104 Manning Road, Double Bay, spread across 6.6 acres. Its standout feature for dog owners is an off-leash window on its unfenced grassy fields from 3:30 pm to 10:30 am outside organised sport, and the fields host netball, cricket and team training.
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Sports Facilities at Lough Playing Fields
Lough Playing Fields hosts organised netball, softball and cricket, along with rugby and soccer training. The grounds have a grassed netball court with a netball hoop and two junior synthetic cricket pitches. Walking, jogging and running are also popular across the grounds, so the fields suit both team players and fitness visitors. Park benches and shade areas give players and spectators somewhere to rest between matches.
Off-Leash Dog Area at Lough Playing Fields
Lough Playing Fields allows dogs off-leash from 3:30 pm to 10:30 am, except while organised sport is under way. At all other times dogs are still welcome, as the park is listed as pet friendly, but they must be on-leash. The off-leash area is the open, unfenced grassy fields, so owners need to keep their dogs under control near sports activity.
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Visitor tips for Lough Playing Fields
- ✓Bring your own dog bags, as the park has no poo bag dispensers.
Getting to Lough Playing Fields
104 Manning Road, Double Bay NSW 2028. Parking is generally available on Manning Road and nearby residential streets, with time limits on the surrounding streets.
Open in Google Maps →Frequently asked questions about Lough Playing Fields
Can I let my dog off-leash at Lough Playing Fields?
Yes, between 3:30 pm and 10:30 am, unless organised sport is on; outside those hours dogs must stay on a leash.
Is the off-leash area at Lough Playing Fields fenced?
No, the dog area is open, unfenced grass, so keep your dog close when games are being played.
Are there toilets at Lough Playing Fields?
Yes, there are public toilets and a drinking fountain on site.
What sports can I play at Lough Playing Fields?
Netball, softball and cricket are played here, and rugby and soccer teams use the grounds for training.
Where can I park at Lough Playing Fields?
On the street: Manning Road and the residential streets around the park usually have spaces, but parking there is time-limited.