Explore safe, off-leash dog parks where your pets can play and socialise freely in the City of Marion.
Ongoing activity
Reserve Street Reserve, 1 Reserve St, Trott Park SA 5158, Australia
Free
Dog parks in the City of Marion offer a fantastic opportunity for dogs and their owners to enjoy outdoor exercise and social interaction in a secure environment. These parks are designed to support natural dog behaviors like running, chasing, playing, and barking, providing a fun and safe space for your furry friends.
When visiting a dog park in the City of Marion, you can expect a welcoming and secure area where dogs can roam off-leash. These parks encourage socialisation among dogs and their owners, promoting community connections and healthy activity. Facilities are maintained to ensure safety and cleanliness for all visitors.
- Reserve Street Reserve in Trott Park is the City of Marion's first dog park, opened in September 2016.
- Hazelmere Road Reserve in Glengowrie was formally recognised as a dog park on 26 June 2018, with upgrades endorsed by the Council.
- These parks provide ample space for dogs to exercise and interact freely.
- Reserve Street Reserve is located in Trott Park.
- Hazelmere Road Reserve is situated in Glengowrie.
- Both parks are accessible to the public during daylight hours and are part of the City of Marion's network of parks and reserves.
- Dog parks are designed to allow dogs to be off-leash but owners must supervise their pets at all times.
- Visitors should follow park rules to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for everyone.
- The City of Marion acknowledges the traditional custodians of the land, the Kaurna people.
- Access to dog parks in the City of Marion is free of charge.
- No bookings are required; these parks are open for public use.
- For more information, contact the City of Marion administration during business hours.
