If you love to take your pooch to dog friendly places in Perth, then this is the list for you! We have fenced play areas and dog parks in Perth, dog friendly garden centres, as well as markets you can take your dog to! Making for a great day out for you and your furry friends. We also have list of Dog friendly cafes in Perth and coming soon… Dog Beaches in Perth.

Fenced Dog Parks in Perth

Taking your four legged friends to a Perth dog park is lots of fun for them and you! They can socialise freely with other dogs, run free. Many dog parks have separate sections for small and large dogs. Some dog parks offer opportunities for dogs to dig in sandpits and even tackle agility/obstacle courses. It’s also a great opportunity for you to meet and chat with other fellow dog lovers. Many dog parks have a lovely community feel.

North of the River

Amberton Dog Park, Heath Ave, Amberton.
Kingsway Sporting Complex Dog Park, Hartman Drive, Madeley. 2 sections for large and small dogs.
Aveley Dog Park. Has two sections for large and small dogs.
Ellenbrook Dog Exercise Park, Coolamon Oval, Westgrove Drive.
Whiteman Park Dog Park, Mussel Pool East. Has two sections for large and small dogs.
Charles Riley Reserve, North Beach Road, North Beach.
Dianella Dog Park, Dianella Regional Space, Morley Drive, Dianella. Has two sections.
Inglewood Dog Par, Stancliffe St, Mount Lawley.
Jack Marks Park, Broome St, Mt Lawley.
Asquith Street Reserve, Claremont
Carrington Park, Carrington St, Nedlands

South of the River

Harmony Fields Dog Park, Alcock St, Maddington.
Peace Park, Parmelia Ave, Parmelia. Has two sections for large and small dogs.
Yarra Vista Dog Park, Dean Rd, Jandakot
Jan Hammond, Bartram Rd, Success. Has two sections for large and small dogs.
Sienna Wood, Forrest Rd, Hilbert. Has two sections for large and small dogs.
Baldivis Enclosed Dog Park, Acrasia Rd, Baldivis. Large and small dog sections.
Bay View Reserve, Bay View St, Rockingham. Has two sections for large and small dogs.
Calleya Dog Park, Abelia Rd,Banjup – Large and small dog sections

Dog Friendly Garden Centres in Perth

Did you know you can take your pooch to shop for plants? Many garden centres welcome dogs on leashes, allowing you to have a wander around the pot plants with them and enjoy a pot of tea in the alfresco section of nursery cafes with them too.

Zanthorrea Nursery, Maida Vale
Waldecks Garden Centre, Kingsley
Dawson’s Garden World, Forrestfield

Dog Friendly Markets and Events in Perth

Take your dog for a weekend walk at a farmers market! Some markets even have dog treat stalls – guaranteed to get their tails wagging! Some markets do not allow dogs within the fresh food stall areas, however there are dog parking areas.
Subiaco Farmers Market (Subiaco Primary School, Saturday mornings)
Joondalup Growers Market (Central Park, Saturday mornings)
Vic Park Farmers Market (John McMillan Park, Sunday mornings)
Growers Green Market, (171 Lefroy Road, Beaconsfield. Sunday Mornings)
Kalamunda Farmers Market (Central Mall, Sunday mornings)
Inglewood Night Markets (Monday nights, August to May)
Scarborough Sunset Markets (Thursday nights, November to April)

RSPCA Million Paws Walk
Woof at Whiteman
Open Air Cinema, East Perth

Walks and Hikes in Perth

Love the great outdoors? So does your dog! Take them on a bushwalk. Some trails are on lead, some allow your dog to roam free and explore. Check each location for rules.

North of River
Carine Regional Open Space
Trigg Bushland Reserve
Lake Gwelup
Dianella Regional Open Space
Zamia Trail, Floreat

South of River
Hester Park Langford
Ellis Brook Valley Reserve, Gosnells

Perth Hills
Jorgensen Park Kalamunda
Railway Reserves Heritage Trail, Mundaring
Bells Rapids Brigadoon
Noble Falls Walk Trail, Gidgegannup

Do you know any places to take your dog in Perth we haven’t mentioned? Let us know in the comments below!

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Stella is loving retirement! Besides her loves of gardening, reading and painting, she adores spending time with her family and being out and about in Perth. Living in the Perth Hills, her time is often spent brunching with her husband at one of Kalamunda’s many cafes or enjoying a food platter over a glass of wine at a Bickley Valley winery.