Dog-Friendly Activities in Surry Hills, AU

There are 5 dog-friendly activities in Surry Hills, and 111 more nearby. Use the links below to get an overview of each one, see pictures, print directions, and even read reviews from other dog owners. Coming from out of town? Get a discounted rate on pet friendly hotels in Surry Hills.

Pet Friendly Harmony Park
Harmony Park Harmony Park allows off-leash dogs at all time. It is opposite the Police Station and frequented by all sorts of dogs. See Details
Pet Friendly Eddie Ward Park
Eddie Ward Park Off-leash dogs are allowed at all times. Dogs are not allowed in the playgrounds, skate bowl or barbecue areas. A popular neighborhood park located adjacent to the Northcott housing estate. The park features 2 children's playgrounds. Public toilets available. Includes a barbecue area. See Details
Frog Hollow Off-leash dogs are allowed at all times. Located off Little Albion Street. The park features an access ramp to Albion and Riley Streets. See Details
James Hilder Reserve Off-leash dogs are allowed at all times. Dogs are not allowed on the playground. See Details
Prince Alfred Park Off-leash dogs are allowed at all times in the central grass and the woodland area bounded by Cleveland St, Aquatic Center, Main, and the park boundary. Dogs are not allowed on the tennis and basketball courts, playgrounds, swimming pool, barbecue areas, and fitness stations. See Details
Centennial Parklands Centennial Parklands is one of the most dog-friendly public parks in Sydney - in fact approximately 43 percent (or 154 hectares) of its open space as off-leash areas. Centennial Parklands offer areas for both on- and off-leash dog walking. Sandstone Ridge and Federation Valley are both popular locations for off-leash dog walking.

Dogs are not permitted to swim in the ponds, in children's playgrounds, within 10 metres of Federation Pavilion and within 10 metres of Centennial Parklands Dining facility. However, there are dog tethering posts around the dining facility.
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Henson Park Henson Park in the Sydney, AU suburb of Marrickville boasts an off-leash dog area. Formerly the site of a brick pit, the park is predominantly used for sporting events these days. However, pups are free to play in a portion of the park without a leash on the eastern side when no sporting events are taking place. See Details
BlocHaus LCT BlocHaus in Leichhardt, AU, is a pet-friendly bouldering gym that welcomes climbers of all experience levels to enjoy 500 square metres of fun, accessible and social climbing. The fully air-conditioned space includes bouldering walls, training and fitness areas and specialty coffee. Dogs are welcome but must remain on leash, stay off the mats and behave appropriately. Out of respect for others, owners are asked to ensure their pups don’t intrude on anyone’s space. See Details
Harry Noble Reserve Dogs are allowed off-leash at all times. Dogs are not allowed on the playground. Harry Noble Reserve includes a fenced playground, netball rings as well as picnic and barbecue areas.

The neighboring Erskineville Oval is available for hire. Public toilets are available.
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Alexandria Park Off-leash dogs are allowed outside the oval, courts and playgrounds in Alexandria Park. See Details
Rancan Sisters Fitness Doga Rancan Sisters Fitness hosts dog-friendly doga sessions. This specialty class is offered from time to time through the gym. Mosman locals will be pleased to discover a free doga session is held every so often too. Keep an eye on their Facebook and website for updates about events they are holding. See Details
The Secret City 'Sydney Scavenger Hunt' The Secret City invites you and Fido to explore the city of Sydney, AU through their dog-friendly Sydney Scavenger Hunts. This outdoor escape game offers a unique way to experience the central business district as you search for clues in historic streets, buildings, statues, pubs and more. Book your tickets on their website to start receiving cryptic directions via mobile text messages, and solve the mystery with your favorite four-legged detective by your side. See Details
Dog Park at Federal Park Fido can play off-leash at the Dog Park at Federal Park in the Sydney suburb of Annandale, NSW. Pups can play freely on the grass areas at all times and on sports fields when no games are taking place. Afterwards, grill out with your dog at the BBQ area, find shade under a native tree and check out the restored Glebe railway viaduct. See Details
Rowland Reserve Rowland Reserve is a dog-friendly recreation area in Bayview, AU with an off-leash section. The northern section of the reserve features a beach with access to Pitwater and an off-leash area, too. See Details
Carradah Park Carradah Park is a pet-friendly park in Waverton north of Sydney Harbour, AU. Wander with your Weimaraner on a web of pathways with interpretive signage, picnic tables and public toilets along the way. See Details
Hyde Park Hyde Park is a pet-friendly urban park in the heart of Sydney, AU. Leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners on the winding paved trails that weave through the park. See Details
36th Battalion Park 36th Battalion Park is a dog park in Leichhardt near Annandale, NSW. The southern half of 36th Battalion Park is an open grassy area that welcomes dogs to play off-leash any time of the day. When you're finished playing fetch in the park, be sure to put your dog's leash back on before walking out of the gated area. Dogs are not permitted near the children's playground. See Details
Bondi to Coogee Walk Bondi to Coogee Walk is a popular pet-friendly coastal trail in Coogee, NSW. This oceanfront walk is just under four miles in length, which winds alongside beaches, cliffs, parks and more. Along the way, stop off at a local cafe with a viewpoint across the water. Leashed pups are welcome to join their owners. See Details
Sydney Harbour Bridge Sydney Harbour Bridge in Sydney, AU, is dog friendly. Leashed pups are welcome to join their owners on a stroll across this iconic steel structure that was completed in 1932 and remains a heritage-listed landmark. The bridge is one of the best places to photograph and view Sydney Opera House, along with the city skyline. See Details
Wendy Whiteley's Secret Garden Wendy Whiteley’s Secret Garden is a pet-friendly park north of Sydney Harbour in Lavender Bay. Leashed dogs are welcome to join their owners for a serene afternoon walk through this gorgeous garden that features a huge tree at its center, along with other special areas like Arkie’s Bangalow Palms and a zigzag path near the cliff face. The park is always open and is free to enter. See Details
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