Ronald Park
Ronald Park is a quiet green space in Greenwich NSW 2065. Its most notable feature is a designated off-leash dog exercise area. Tall trees, a sloped layout, steep stairs and a single picnic table make up the rest of the park, and a bushwalk runs through it.
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About Ronald Park
Off-Leash Dog Area at Ronald Park
Ronald Park has a designated off-leash dog exercise area, which Lane Cove Council lists with no time restrictions. The off-leash zone excludes the bushland within Ronald Park, so dogs must go back on the leash in the bush and anywhere outside the designated area. Dogs are barred within 10 metres of children's play areas and food areas. Lane Cove Council requires dogs on a leash in other public places, so Ronald Park gives Greenwich dog owners a place to let their dogs run.
Setting and Stairs at Ronald Park
Ronald Park has tall trees that form a green patch among the surrounding buildings of Greenwich. The park has a sloped layout and a quiet, simple character that suits meditation. Ronald Park has steep sets of stairs, which visitors use for a workout. Bushland sits within the boundaries of Ronald Park. Ronald Park has one picnic table, so seating is limited for groups.
Facilities at Ronald Park
Visitor tips for Ronald Park
- ✓Visit in the afternoon, when the sloped layout catches the sun for sunbathing.
- ✓Bring a rug if you plan to picnic, since there is only one table.
Getting to Ronald Park
Ronald Park is at the intersection of Ronald Avenue and Innes Road, Greenwich NSW 2065. A bushwalk through the park leads toward the Pacific Highway, and the park gives access to St Leonards station and the Metro.
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Can I take my dog off-leash at Ronald Park?
Yes, at any time of day within the designated off-leash area, but dogs must be leashed in the park's bushland.
Is Ronald Park good for a picnic?
It works for a small, simple picnic rather than a large group gathering.
Are there walking trails at Ronald Park?
Yes, a bushwalk passes through the park, and its steep stairs make for a short workout.
How do I get to Ronald Park?
Head for the corner of Ronald Avenue and Innes Road in Greenwich, which is within reach of St Leonards station and the Metro.