St Georges Reserve
St Georges Reserve is an unfenced off-leash dog park in Drummoyne, open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Its most notable feature is a steep grassy hillside that slopes down towards the Parramatta River, giving dogs open ground with panoramic city and river views.
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About St Georges Reserve
Off-Leash Dog Area at St Georges Reserve
St Georges Reserve lets dogs run off-leash across its grassy slope, but the area has no full fencing, no separate small dog area and no agility equipment. Poo bags are provided on site, and drinking water is available for dogs and their owners. The reserve has no natural water access, even though the hillside runs down towards the river. With no night lighting, the off-leash area is unlit after dark.
Facilities at St Georges Reserve
Visitor tips for St Georges Reserve
- ✓Wear sturdy footwear, as the grassy hillside is steep.
Getting to St Georges Reserve
St Georges Reserve is on the corner of Thornley Street and St Georges Crescent, Drummoyne NSW 2047. On-site parking is listed, and on-street parking along St Georges Crescent is limited.
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- 📍Parramatta River
Frequently asked questions about St Georges Reserve
Can my dog run off-leash at St Georges Reserve?
Yes, it is an off-leash dog park, though it is unfenced and has no separate space for small dogs.
Are there toilets at St Georges Reserve?
No, the reserve has no public restroom, so use a toilet before you arrive.
Is there a playground at St Georges Reserve?
No, there is no playground, so the reserve suits dog walkers and adults more than young children.
Where can I park near St Georges Reserve?
The reserve is listed with its own parking, and kerbside spaces nearby are scarce, so allow time to find one.
Is St Georges Reserve open at night?
Yes, dogs can use it at any hour, but bring a torch because there are no lights.