Blair Park
Blair Park is a public park in Croydon NSW 2132 with an off-leash dog area on Blair Avenue, plus a fenced children's playground, sporting fields, picnic facilities and public toilets. Its standout feature is the off-leash dog area, shaded by mature trees.
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About Blair Park
Off-Leash Dog Area at Blair Park
Blair Park has an off-leash dog area on its eastern side, accessed from Blair Avenue in Croydon. The off-leash area is shaded by mature trees over much of its space and has bench seating. Blair Park provides a drinking water tap and poo bag dispensers with bins on site. The dog area is off-leash from 3pm to 10am daily and on-leash from 10am to 3pm. The area is partially fenced, with an iron fence and gate along its front boundary, so reliable recall matters for every dog that visits.
Playground and Picnic Areas at Blair Park
Blair Park has a children's playground on its eastern side, and the playground is fenced off from the rest of the park. The playground sits on a soft surface beneath a shaded structure, which suits younger children. Blair Park has a small picnic table located beside the playground. The eastern side of Blair Park has a family feel and picnic facilities. Blair Park offers benches in various locations, giving families places to sit while children play nearby.
Sports Fields and Facilities at Blair Park
Blair Park has a large sporting field on its western side that is suitable for soccer or softball. The main pitch at Blair Park has flood lighting for evening training and matches. Blair Park is home to Burwood FC, which plays under the Canterbury District Soccer Football Association. Blair Park has change rooms, storage rooms and a canteen for sports teams and players. Blair Park also has a bocce court and a drinking fountain close to the playing areas.
Facilities at Blair Park
Visitor tips for Blair Park
- ✓Visit the off-leash area before 10am or after 3pm, when dogs can be off-leash.
- ✓Keep your dog within recall range, because the dog area is only partially fenced.
- ✓Use the drinking tap and poo bag dispensers on site, and dispose of waste in the bins provided.
- ✓Sit in the shaded area under the mature trees over much of the off-leash area.
- ✓Park on Queen Street, where free street parking is available, since there are no designated accessible parking spaces.
- ✓Call Burwood Council on (02) 9078 6170 to check whether the park is open for planned events or sporting activities.
Getting to Blair Park
Blair Park is bounded by Blair Avenue, Acton Street and Queen Street in Croydon NSW 2132. Free street parking is available along Queen Street. There are no designated accessible parking spaces, so visitors with disabilities park on nearby streets and walk to the entrance.
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Frequently asked questions about Blair Park
Is Blair Park in Croydon NSW good for dogs, and can I let my dog off-leash there?
Blair Park has an off-leash dog area, and dogs can be off-leash there from 3pm to 10am daily. From 10am to 3pm the area is on-leash. The area is partially fenced, so reliable recall matters.
Are there any fenced dog areas at Blair Park Croydon?
The off-leash dog area at Blair Park is partially fenced, with an iron fence and gate along its front boundary. It is not fully enclosed, so dogs should stay within recall. Visitors who need a fully enclosed space should call Burwood Council on (02) 9078 6170 to confirm current arrangements.
Does Blair Park in Croydon have a playground for young kids?
Yes, Blair Park has a children's playground on its eastern side, and it is fenced off. The playground has a soft surface and a shaded structure. A small picnic table sits beside the playground.
Is there parking at Blair Park, and is it free?
Yes, Blair Park has free street parking along Queen Street. There are no designated accessible parking spaces, so visitors with disabilities use nearby street parking. The park is bounded by Blair Avenue, Acton Street and Queen Street.
Is Blair Park wheelchair accessible, with paved paths and accessible toilets?
Yes, Blair Park has step-free entrances and step-free pathways connecting its major areas. The pathways are wide and relatively smooth, and the terrain is flat. The park has one accessible male toilet and one accessible female toilet, both with grab rails.
Are there public toilets at Blair Park in Croydon?
Yes, Blair Park has public toilets, including one accessible male toilet and one accessible female toilet. Both are within easy reach of the main activity areas. The toilets are part of the wider park complex, a short walk from the off-leash zone.