Helping you and your dog find your next favourite spot

A local, growing directory of off-leash areas, fenced parks and dog-friendly beaches across Geelong and the Bellarine.

Why we built this

Every dog is different — some need a big open run, some do better in a quiet fenced yard, some just want a paddle at the beach. Geelong's got all of it, but the information is scattered across council PDFs, old Facebook posts and word of mouth.

Dog Parks Geelong pulls it into one place: what's fenced, what's off-leash and when, what's nearby, and what to actually expect when you get there — written by people who've walked the ground, not just pulled a list off a council website.

A few things we all agree on

None of this is complicated, but it's worth saying out loud — a good park stays good because everyone using it looks after it the same way.

1

Respect other dogs

Not every dog wants to say hello, and that's fine. Watch body language, ask before letting dogs approach off-leash, and give nervous or reactive dogs plenty of space.

2

Be kind and courteous to other owners

A friendly nod goes a long way. If your dog's having an off day, a quick heads-up to other owners nearby is always appreciated — everyone's been there.

3

Always pick up and dispose of waste properly

Every time, every park. Bag it and bin it — not left by the fence line, not kicked into the bushes. It's the single biggest thing that keeps a park open and welcoming for everyone.

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