Mary Brookes Park
Mary Brookes Park is a reserve off Kellerman Drive in St Helens Park. Its most notable feature is a fully fenced off-leash dog area with agility equipment, including ramps, tunnels and weave poles. The park also has picnic tables, a shaded picnic shelter, a public restroom and the Casper Dome baseball facility.
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About Mary Brookes Park
Off-Leash Dog Area at Mary Brookes Park
Mary Brookes Park has a fully fenced off-leash dog area in the south-eastern corner of the reserve. Dogs enter through a double-gated airlock, passing two gates before reaching the main enclosure. Inside, a shade structure with seating gives owners somewhere to sit, and a water tap stands near the fence line. The enclosure has its own toilets, plus a doggy bag dispenser and bins. Mary Brookes Park has no separate small dog area, so all dogs share the one enclosure.
Picnic Area and Walking Tracks at Mary Brookes Park
Mary Brookes Park has picnic tables and a shaded picnic shelter for visitors who want to eat outdoors. The park has a public restroom and drinking water in addition to the toilets inside the dog area. Outside the dog area fence, Mary Brookes Park has on-leash walking tracks, so owners can take their dog for a walk on a lead as well as an off-leash run.
Facilities at Mary Brookes Park
Visitor tips for Mary Brookes Park
- ✓Bring your own poo bags, because the dispenser is not always stocked.
- ✓Check who is already in the enclosure before bringing a small dog in.
- ✓On hot days, look for the paddling pool set up on a concrete pad near the fence line.
- ✓Plan visits for daylight, as the park has no night lighting.
Getting to Mary Brookes Park
Off Kellerman Drive, St Helens Park NSW 2560. A large free car park sits right next to the fenced dog enclosure, and parking there is easy. A paved path runs from the car park to the enclosure.
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- 📍St Helens Park Community Hall
Frequently asked questions about Mary Brookes Park
Is the off-leash area at Mary Brookes Park fenced?
Yes, it is fully fenced, and dogs come in through a double-gated airlock.
Are there toilets at Mary Brookes Park?
Yes, there is a public restroom, and the dog area has toilets too.
Where do I park at Mary Brookes Park?
Use the free car park off Kellerman Drive, which is beside the dog enclosure.
Is Mary Brookes Park wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the park is wheelchair accessible, with a paved path linking the car park and the dog enclosure.
Can you play baseball at Mary Brookes Park?
The park is home to the Casper Dome, where the Campbelltown Caspers Baseball Club plays.