Great dog park, planty of space for the dogs to stretch their legs and get the zoomies out of their…read moresystem!

I think this is one of the best dog parks in Brisbane. We visit often with our two dogs and of…read morecourse you see the regular pooches and their owners from around Wynnum and the bayside area, but often on weekends I'll meet someone who's come from across town for a day out in this giant doggie park. The fully fenced enclosure is huge, with heaps of room for the dogs to run and play, trees to pee on and props to do tricks on. If they've ever had enough of that, there are great walks through the nearby bush, mangroves, or along the foreshore. We love it.

Such a great dog park! My boyfriend and I travel most of the year and when we come back to Aus, I…read morehave a hard time finding dog parks for our puppy's here. This park is huge! There is not a small or large dog park but my puppy's don't seem to mind. This park has a puppy play ground, poop bags/bins, water and 2 gates to make it easy to take your dog on/off the lead.

What a great little park…read more Firstly there is a sheltered kids playground which caters for all ages. Just next to that is a barbecue area complete with tables, benches and gas barbecue which is also covered. On the other side if the playground is a dog run. And what a dog run for pooch. The fenced outer circle is an obstacle course for Fido. The inner fence circle is a mini oval which is the off-leash area. All of this is next to the Woodside rugby and soccer oval. Whoever planned this deserves five stars!

Nicely maintained area. Two separate fenced areas, it's not clear which dogs are allowed in which…read morearea, but possibly one for large dogs and one for small dogs. A couple of nice shady trees. According to a handwritten sign at the gate, you're not welcome here before 7am. Check it out, dog lovers.

Damn, this is one fancy suburban park. They don't make parks like this on the south side. Since…read morebecoming a full time mummy, my sister has become an expert on Brisbane parks. She could tell you which park is suitable for different age group, which park has the cleanest BBQ areas or has the most shade or has easy parking or has the best slides. It's a real eye opener tagging along and watching how kids interact with the playground. Whoever designed the Hamilton playground has thought of everything. There are three different designated play areas. One area is clearly for toddlers because the steps are low enough for them to climb up and there are simple slides and seesaws low to the ground. There's an adventure style playground for the older kids (and short adults like me!) with a climbing net and flying foxes. What I was most impressed with was the miniature road set. My nephew was worried that it was a 'real road' and pronounced in a sing song voice that I should get off the road. Once I explained it was a 'pretend road', he happily raced around the track on a pretend motorbike breaking all the road rules but at least giving way to pedestrians. There's an off-leash dog area attached to the park. This looks like gambolling doggy fun with an obstacle course for the bigger dogs. And when you're tired of running around, pop across the road to Portside for a coffee and cake.

I take my dogs here most afternoon's between 4:30pm-5:30pm. Lots of lovely and friendly people…read morebring their dogs here. Lots of regular visitors. Has water, poop bags, seating that is mostly under shelter and is fully fenced. There is a designated area for small pooches to run free as well. Massive grassed area outside the off leash area plus a playground for the kids. Nice place to visit.

This off-leash dog park is different from others that I've seen. It contains an asphalt road…read morecircuit and so is very popular with dogs owners who want to cycle with their dogs, wheel prams/strollers, or have kids with scooters or similar. It also has some grassed areas, and is bordered by natural bushland. It is on the crest of a hill, so there are some great views of the city. It also has plenty of car parking, and is in a quiet suburban area.

I agree with the other reviewer regarding the lack of shaded seating in the park. There is a table…read morewith a roof over it but it sits in the full blazing sun and gets very hot really fast. The grass isn't always mowed and I don't like taking my dog when the grass is up to his torso (which is has been many times this summer). Park is empty during the day, busiest just before dusk.

This dog park is not the best I've seen. Then again, I do have certain preferences for dog parks…read more This park is very open which is great for dogs and it has proper fencing around the park, so you would't be worried the dog would escape. There is also playground equipment for dogs to challenge themselves with. When going to dog parks, I prefer having a place to sit in the shade, however, this dog park does not have this. There are picnic tables and chairs you can sit on, but there is no area in the shade. If you have a dog who's recently had a summer trim, then not only do you worry about yourself getting sunburn, you will have to be a bit more cautious of your dog getting sunburn. You will notice that this dog park is quite empty during the day time, even during school holidays. It only has visitors at dusk. If you come to this dog park, I suggest afternoons or evenings, otherwise be prepared and wear a lot of sunblock and a wide brim hat.

Sedgeley Park is a decent sized park off Enoggera Rd in Newmarket…read more There's heaps of kids running around, and with a couple of play grounds and great flat sports areas there's plenty for them to do. There's also an off leash dog park with a shaded table & chairs for owners and a few little 'trick' installations for more flexible puppies. Unfortunately my dog is rather small but believes she's rather big so we tend to avoid it as I never know when she'll bark at a rottweiler for taking her ball. The Newmarket Olympic Pool is on the edge of the park, so it's a great family area all round.