Easton Park
Easton Park is a public park and sporting ground on Denison Street, Rozelle, with cricket and football fields, cricket nets and a half-court basketball area. Its most notable feature is off-leash dog access whenever no sporting games, training or events are under way. The park also has a fenced, shaded playground.
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Off-Leash Dog Access at Easton Park
Easton Park allows dogs off leash whenever no sporting games, training or events are being held. During those sessions, dogs must stay on a leash at all times throughout the grounds. The park's Dogs On and Off Leash Areas Map marks the designated on-leash and off-leash zones, so owners can see where each rule applies. Quiet days give dogs the most room to run, while busy sport sessions keep them on a leash.
Sporting Ground at Easton Park
Easton Park is a sporting ground used for cricket in summer and football (soccer) in winter. The ground has cricket nets, a half-court basketball area, floodlighting for play after dark and change rooms for players. Local sporting clubs and associations currently book the fields fully for mid-week training and weekend games, and booking enquiries go to the council's Parks Engagement Officers at parks@innerwest.nsw.gov.au. Commercial fitness training is permitted, and fitness events such as boot camps are held there. A canteen operates on site, although it is not always open.
Fenced Playground at Easton Park
Easton Park has a fenced playground that the council describes as popular and highly used by the local community. Shade sits directly above the main kids play equipment, which keeps the area more comfortable on warm days. The fence gives young children a contained space, separate from the fields used for cricket and football. Toilets, a drinking fountain and picnic tables are close at hand for families.
Facilities at Easton Park
Visitor tips for Easton Park
- ✓Check the Dogs On and Off Leash Areas Map before bringing a dog, as leash rules change with the day's sport.
- ✓Pack your own snacks and drinks, since the canteen cannot be relied on.
Getting to Easton Park
Denison Street, Rozelle NSW 2039. Free parking is available on site, with ample space for visitors.
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Can I take my dog to Easton Park?
Yes. Dogs can run off leash when the grounds are free of sport, but must be leashed during games, training and events.
Is there a playground at Easton Park?
Yes, a fenced playground with shade over the main play equipment, popular with local families.
Are there toilets at Easton Park?
Yes, the park has toilets and a drinking fountain, and change rooms serve the sporting fields.
Is there parking at Easton Park?
Yes, visitors can park free of charge on site.
How old is Easton Park?
Easton Park was proclaimed as a park on 9 May 1890, on land originally part of a grant made to William Balmain in 1800.