Storey Park
Storey Park is a dog-friendly park in Five Dock NSW 2046 with an off-leash dog area that is open at any time, and it is listed as a 24-hour dog park. The 3.2-acre park also has well-maintained paths used for walking, jogging and hiking.
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About Storey Park
Off-Leash Dog Access at Storey Park
Storey Park is a dog friendly park where dogs can be off leash. Storey Park is available off leash anytime, so owners can visit at any hour. Storey Park is listed as a 24-hour dog park, which makes it one of the few places in Five Dock where dog owners can exercise dogs off the lead at any time. Off-leash access is the only facility listed for Storey Park, so dog owners should plan their visit around that main feature. Storey Park is a suitable destination for owners who want a dedicated space to let their dogs run free in the Five Dock area.
Walking Paths and Trails at Storey Park
Storey Park has well-maintained paths running through its 3.2-acre area. Storey Park offers diverse trails and pathways that suit walking, jogging and hiking. Storey Park is described as a serene oasis with lush greenery. Storey Park is home to cockatoos, kookaburras and various species of lizards, so visitors can spot native wildlife while walking. Spring and autumn are the best seasons to walk at Storey Park, when the weather is mild. Summer temperatures at Storey Park reach 20°C to 30°C, and winters are mild at 10°C to 20°C, with occasional rain, especially in summer.
Location and Opening Hours at Storey Park
Storey Park is located on Lyons Road in Five Dock NSW 2046, Australia. Storey Park sits within the City of Canada Bay local government area in Sydney's Inner West. Storey Park has coordinates of -33.863335, 151.132117. Storey Park is listed as open 24 hours, so visitors can access the park at night or early in the morning. Storey Park is located near Fred Kelly Place Playground on Great North Road, which is a useful landmark for finding the park's surroundings in Five Dock.
Facilities at Storey Park
Visitor tips for Storey Park
- ✓Visit in spring or autumn, when the weather is mild for walking at Storey Park.
- ✓Plan early or late visits in summer, when temperatures reach 20°C to 30°C.
- ✓Bring a raincoat in summer, as occasional rain is common at Storey Park.
- ✓Look for cockatoos, kookaburras and various lizard species while walking the paths.
- ✓Use the off-leash area at any hour, since Storey Park is open 24 hours.
Getting to Storey Park
Storey Park is located on Lyons Road, Five Dock NSW 2046, Australia. Coordinates: -33.863335, 151.132117.
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- 📍Fred Kelly Place Playground, Great North Road
- 📍Five Dock suburb
- 📍City of Canada Bay
Frequently asked questions about Storey Park
Is Storey Park in Five Dock good for dogs, and can I let my dog off-leash there?
Yes, Storey Park is a dog friendly park where dogs can be off leash. The park is available off leash at any time. Off-leash access is the only facility listed for the park.
What are the opening hours for Storey Park?
Storey Park is open 24 hours. It is listed as a 24-hour dog park in Five Dock. Visitors can use the park at any time of day.
What's the best time of day to visit Storey Park to avoid crowds?
Storey Park is open 24 hours, so visitors can choose any time of day. Spring and autumn are the best seasons to visit, when the weather is mild. Summer temperatures reach 20°C to 30°C, so cooler hours are more comfortable.
Are there walking or jogging paths around Storey Park?
Yes, Storey Park has well-maintained paths and diverse trails and pathways. The park is used for walking, jogging and hiking. The park covers 3.2 acres.
What makes Storey Park in Five Dock different from other parks in the Inner West?
Storey Park is listed as a 24-hour off-leash dog park in Five Dock. It is a 3.2-acre park with well-maintained paths and lush greenery. Visitors can also spot cockatoos, kookaburras and various lizard species there.
Is Storey Park safe to visit at night or early in the morning?
Storey Park is listed as open 24 hours, so it can be visited at night or early in the morning. The park is available off leash at any time. Visitors can plan their visit around those hours.