Off-leash Areas
Wollondilly has a number of off-leash areas where dogs can run, play and socialise. These spaces are a great way to let your four-legged friends enjoy some exercise while exploring the outdoors.
Signage is in place at all off-leash locations. Please take a moment to follow the conditions listed on site, be mindful of other dogs and park users, and clean up any surprises from your four-legged friend. Bins within these areas accept dog waste, and Council officers carry out regular random patrols of these areas.
Find an off-leash area near you below.
PICTON
Location: Picton Sportsground
Address: Fairleys Road, Picton
Off-leash area: The off-leash area is located on the eastern side of the sportsground.
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Location: Redbank Reserve
Address: Corner of Bridge Street and Argyle Street, Picton
Off-leash area: Contains two separate spaces, one for smaller dogs and another for all dogs. Includes water, seating and some agility equipment.
APPIN
Location: Appin Park / Wonson Oval
Address: Corner of Appin Road and Market Street, Appin
Off-leash area: Located in the eastern corner of the park.
Bargo
Location: Bargo Sportsground
Address: Entry through Radnor Road, Bargo
Off-leash area: Located on the western side of the sportsground.
Tahmoor
Location: Tahmoor District Sporting Complex
Address: Thirlmere Way, Tahmoor
Off-leash area: Contains two separate spaces, one for smaller dogs and another for all dogs. Includes water, seating and agility equipment.
Thirlmere
Location: Lin Gordon Reserve
Address: Oaks Road, Thirlmere
Off-leash area: Located behind the public picnic area of the reserve, in the northern corner.
WARRAGAMBA
Location: Warragamba Sportsground
Address: Corner of Warradale Road and Farnsworth Avenue, Warragamba
Off-leash area: Located in the back eastern corner of the sportsground.
Wollondilly Shire Council acknowledges the Dharawal and Gundungurra peoples as the Traditional Custodians of the land, honouring their enduring cultural and spiritual connection to Country and recognising their ongoing contribution to the Shire.
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