Fred Miller Park
Fred Miller Park is a quiet park and reserve in Surry Hills NSW 2010 used for on-leash dog walking. Its most notable feature is a public artwork by Sophi Odling. The unfenced grounds have a couple of wooden benches and a central waste bin stocked with dog poo bags.
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About Fred Miller Park
Dog Walking at Fred Miller Park
Fred Miller Park is a dog-friendly park where dogs of all sizes are welcome on a leash. The park is unfenced and has no enclosed off-leash area, so dogs need to stay on the lead across the whole open space. Fred Miller Park has a waste bin in the middle of the grounds that holds dog poo bags for owners. A couple of wooden benches give owners a place to rest during a walk.
Public Artwork at Fred Miller Park
Fred Miller Park displays public artwork by Sophi Odling, which is the park's main visual attraction. The artwork sets Fred Miller Park apart from neighbouring parks in Surry Hills. Fred Miller Park has a quiet atmosphere suited to relaxed strolls. Birds regularly forage on the ground in the park, so Fred Miller Park also suits birdwatching on a slow walk through the grounds.
Facilities at Fred Miller Park
Getting to Fred Miller Park
456 Bourke St, Surry Hills NSW 2010. Reachable on foot from Crown Street in Surry Hills.
Open in Google Maps →Nearby Surry Hills
- 📍Frog Hollow
- 📍Shannon Reserve
Frequently asked questions about Fred Miller Park
Is Fred Miller Park fenced?
No, Fred Miller Park is unfenced, so there is no enclosed area for dogs to run.
Can I let my dog off-leash at Fred Miller Park?
No, keep your dog on a lead at all times in Fred Miller Park.
Are there dog poo bags at Fred Miller Park?
Yes, the bin in the centre of the park is stocked with bags for dog waste.
Is there seating at Fred Miller Park?
Yes, there are a couple of wooden benches.
How do I get to Fred Miller Park?
Walk from Crown Street to 456 Bourke St in Surry Hills.