This walk from the Banksia picnic area, to the Strickland Falls, includes a fantastic variety of forest scenery. The beautiful 1.5km loop ventures down past wildflowers, creeks, and tall eucalyptus trees to a […]

One of the very rare off leash beaches around Darwin.

Although this beach is officially approved for off leash activity, we would like to highlight the constant threat of crocodiles in Northern Territories and […]

Follow the signs to the off leash areas as most parts of the Gardens are on lead only.

The southern end of Yorkeys Knob beach south of the corner of Sims Esplanade and Kempton Street is dedicated for off leash activity

Although this beach is officially approved for off leash activity, we would like […]

Half Moon Bay beach is a 24h off leash beach at Trinity Park to the south of the car park entrance.

Although this beach is officially approved for off leash activity, we would like to highlight the constant […]

Dogs are welcome off leash on two areas at the Trinity Beach

from the northern end of Vasey Esplanade and north to the rocks.
at the southern end of Trinity Beach to the South of Peacock Street.

Although […]

The area of beach between the Palm Cove jetty and the rocks on the northern side is dedicated for off leash exercise

Although this beach is officially approved for off leash activity, we would like to highlight […]

Off leash area is on the southern end of Machans Beach south of Cinderella Street to the Barron River.

Off leash area is the area commencing 100 metres south of the stinger net and continuing to the rocks at Taylor Point.

Although this beach is officially approved for off leash activity, we would like to highlight […]

There are two off leash areas on Holloways Beach

Beach at the northern end of Holloways Beach fronting Casuarina Street and north of Luke Street
The southern end of Holloways Beach between Tamarind Street and […]

Off leash area is located from the rocks at the southern end of the beach for a distance of 450m metres to the north (adjacent to the car park).

Although this beach is officially approved for off leash activity, […]

There are two dog off leash areas on Clifton Beach:

The northern end of Upolu Esplanade north towards Palm Cove and finishing 150 metres south of Veivers Road
The southern end of Clifton Beach between the […]

Dog off leash area is located from the rocks at the southern end of the beach to the first car park to the north.

Although this beach is officially approved for off leash activity, we would like to highlight the […]

There are two off leash areas on Bramston Beach. One commences 100 metres south of the stinger net and extends to the southern end of the beach and the other one can be found adjacent to the Paperbark Street […]

Dogs are welcome off leash at the section south of Buchanan Creek Rd car park area, southern section of Cow Bay Beach.

Although this beach is officially approved for off leash activity, we would like to highlight […]

Quiet dog friendly beach north of Cairns. Off leash areas is located between Giblin Street and Vixies Road.

Although this beach is officially approved for off leash activity, we would like to highlight the […]

Bright blue water, soft white sand and sailing boats on the horizon. Cooya Beach is one of the most picturesque Dog Friendly Beaches in Queensland. Dogs are welcome off leash at the northern end of Cooya Beach, […]

Dogs are welcome off leash at the northern end of Newell Beach including the foreshore area to the end of Marine Parade, north of Phillip Street.

Although this beach is officially approved for off leash activity, […]