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Welcome to Nellie Ibbott Reserve in Ivanhoe, a dog-friendly haven that any pet owner will appreciate! This fully fenced park offers a range of amenities to keep both you and your furry friend happy. You'll find a shady seating area perfect for relaxing while your pup explores the grassy open fields. There’s also a water fountain to keep your dog hydrated and handy tools like poop bags to ensure everyone can enjoy the space. While there’s no separation for big or small dogs, visitors have reported friendly encounters among various breeds, making it an inclusive environment for all. The park is easily accessible, featuring wheelchair-friendly pathways and free parking nearby. Although this isn't an official off-leash area, many visitors have shared positive experiences, noting that by keeping their dogs on-leash when needed, they enjoyed the lush surroundings without any issues. With a 5-star rating based on DogPack reviews, it's clear that Nellie Ibbott Reserve is cherished by locals and their dogs alike. Interestingly, the park's lush greenery is a hidden gem within the suburban landscape, featuring beautiful willow trees and native gums that provide ample shade. Additionally, the park is part of a more extensive network of walking trails, making it an ideal spot for those who enjoy long strolls in nature. Whether you visit for a quick jaunt or a leisurely afternoon, Nellie Ibbott Reserve is a delightful destination for you and your canine companion.
Fully Fenced
Dog-Friendly Trail
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Water Fountain
Free Entry
Free Parking Nearby
Seating Area
Shaded Area
Poop Bags
Dog Toys Allowed
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This was a very pleasant surprise find for us! We drove here, parked in Livingstone Street, then walked downwards into the lush green grass park, which was shaded by beautiful willow trees & native gums. Despite this park not being an official off-lead area, everyone who we encountered was happy to see our corgis enjoying themselves. We just did the responsible act by putting our dogs back on lead as other dogs passed by. There was a playground, seating, toilets & a drinking station for our use. If you choose to walk further you'll find this is only a mere section of a greater network of walking tracks. Overall, a hidden dell amongst the suburbs. Plenty of grass & open space to play in the sun, or lay back & chill in the shade.
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