Wongalee Corner
Wongalee Corner is a small neighbourhood park on Eurong Street in Wahroonga, known for walking paths through natural surroundings and open green space. Its quiet, peaceful setting suits leisurely strolls and leashed dog walks rather than sport, and it serves as a local community space for casual visits.
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About Wongalee Corner
Dog Walking at Wongalee Corner
Wongalee Corner allows dogs on a leash, and its paths suit leashed walks through the park's natural surroundings. The park is not listed as an off-leash area by Ku-ring-gai Council, so all dogs must stay leashed and under effective control. Owners wanting off-leash exercise can head to Golden Jubilee Field on Esk Street, where the back field is off-leash after 1pm daily, or to Claude Cameron Grove or Leuna Avenue Reserve in Warrawee.
Facilities at Wongalee Corner
Visitor tips for Wongalee Corner
- ✓For a playground, rotunda, shade, seating and toilets, head to nearby Wahroonga Park.
Getting to Wongalee Corner
14 Eurong Street, Wahroonga NSW 2076.
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- 📍Wahroonga Park
- 📍Golden Jubilee Field
- 📍Claude Cameron Grove
- 📍Leuna Avenue Reserve
Frequently asked questions about Wongalee Corner
Are dogs allowed at Wongalee Corner?
Yes, but only on a leash and under effective control.
Where can I let my dog off-leash near Wongalee Corner?
Golden Jubilee Field, Claude Cameron Grove and Leuna Avenue Reserve in Warrawee offer off-leash exercise nearby.
Are there walking paths at Wongalee Corner?
Yes, paths wind through the park's natural surroundings, suited to an easy, leisurely stroll.
Does Wongalee Corner have a playground or toilets?
The closest confirmed playground and toilets are at nearby Wahroonga Park.