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Welcome to the Bellbowrie Dog Park, an official dog-friendly space located in Bellbowrie QLD 4070, Australia! This fully fenced park is perfect for your furry friend to romp freely in the off-leash area. With amenities like a water fountain, obstacles for play, shaded seating areas, and a well-maintained dog-friendly trail, you and your pup will enjoy many fun-filled days here. The park also features a double-gated entrance for extra safety, free parking nearby, and is wheelchair accessible, making it convenient for everyone. Don't forget to grab some poop bags provided for easy cleanup! While the park boasts a fantastic open field and lovely trees, it’s worth noting that there are currently no specific areas to separate big and small dogs, which can be a concern for nervous pups. Some visitors have shared their experiences regarding dog interactions, highlighting the need for careful monitoring by all owners. As the park continues to enhance its amenities, it remains a highly-rated spot with 4.5 stars based on community feedback. So, leash up your pup and enjoy a wonderful day at Bellbowrie Dog Park, where playtime and socializing await!
Fully Fenced
Dog-Friendly Trail
Open Field
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Double-Gated Entrance
Water Fountain
Free Entry
Free Parking Nearby
Seating Area
Shaded Area
Poop Bags
Dog Toys Allowed
Light at Night
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This is a beautiful, big park with lots of trees and some lovely people. It is currently undergoing work to create a safe place for small dogs to exercise, after which I’ll probably rate the park 5 stars. The only problem with this park is there is no option to exercise either with really little dogs, or when an owner won’t call their dog away - I did arrive one evening and had to carry my nervous pup who is still learning to socialise past a Border Collie that wasn’t being called away, even though I called out to the owner that my pup was overwhelmed and needed space (we couldn’t even get in the gate). I ended up having to carry my puppy past, whilst being jumped on by the Border Collie, while the owner sat on her phone. Had there been a second park I would have just taken her in there so they could socialise through the fence and spare my puppy the overwhelm (and allow the poor Border Collie to get some love through the fence). This type of thing is inherent at any dog park, but having the option to go into another section is a godsend when it’s needed.
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