Best places to take your dog on the Sunshine Coast Dog Parks

Dog parks are one of the best places when it comes to providing recreational opportunities for both dogs and dog-lovers of all ages. These areas provide a safe space for people of all ages and people with disabilities who may not be able to walk their dogs have as much fresh air as needed. In addition to this, dog parks can also help facilitate socialization between other dogs and their owners can socialize with each other as well!

If you’re looking for a new playground for your furry friend, you’ve come to the right place., Let’s take a look at the top 5 dog parks you can find on the Sunshine Coast for all dogs of all breeds and sizes.

1.      Buderim Dog Park

Where: LOT 737, Mooloolaba Rd, Buderim

Large, fenced, and with an undercover gazebo, the Buderim Dog Park is the best place to bring your dog for a walk and to make new friends. A separate fence area is provided for smaller dogs if you’re afraid your tiny pup might get caught up in the rowdiness of the larger dogs. With covered areas, your furry friend can play and rest comfortably amidst any weather – rain or shine. The park is also open in daylight hours and is free of charge! There are also bags provided to clean up after your dogs. If you happen to drop by every last Sunday of the month, they have Sausage Dog Squad specially for dachshunds.

2.      Brightwater Dog Park

Where: Sporting Field, 21-27 Heliconia St, Mountain Creek

Located on Heliconia Street, Brightwater Dog Park is an off-leash park where you can let your dogs run around and play freely without the any stress (and without any leash). Besides the spacious park, this area also features sports ovals, a playground for children, and local attractions nearby where you can also take your dog on a stroll (but with a leash). The park also features beautiful scenery all throughout. If you’d like to take a jog around the area to take in its beauty, feel free to do so but remember to always keep your dog on its leash. The Brightwater Dog Park is the best place for your family to spend the weekend outdoors.

3.      Coochin Park Dog Off-Leash Reserve

Where: Coochin St, Dicky Beach

Located on the corner of Beerburrum and Cooroy Streets in Dicky Beach, Coochin Park Dog Off-Leash Reserve is a massive dog park in Caloundra. Unlike other dog parks, this reserve does not have a fence – so make sure your furry friend is always well-behaved. But if your dog is fine on its own, feel free to let it run around the grassy plains for as long as they’d like! Besides a vast grassy field, the park also has some shaded areas, benches, rubbish bins, and doggie bags for your perusal. You can take your dog to Currimundi Beach nearby where you can let your puppy run free and play in the cooling waters. 

4.      Muller Dog Park

Where: David Low Way, Bli Bli

Located in Bli Bli, Muller Dog Park is well-known community recreation area with a wide range of activities for dogs and owners alike. The park features a playground, a skate park nearby, a basketball court, and the Bli Bli Watersports Complex nearby. This recreational area is perfect for young children, teenagers, adults, and dogs. Whether it’s taking a quick job around the area with your pooch or having a picnic under one of the many shaded areas, you can spend hours at Muller Dog Park and still have a ton of things to do. If you’re tired of being outdoors, there are also nearby bars, cafes, kiosks, and shops for you to explore.

5.      Stumers Creek Dog Off-Leash Area

Where: Stumers Creek Rd, Coolum Beach

Recognised as one of the best dog beaches on the Sunshine Coast, Stumers Creek Dog Off-Leash Area is a perfect place if you can’t decide whether to go to the park or the beach. Whatever you choose, this park is equipped with clean toilets for you to wash off the dirt or salt from your pet. While the area is an off-leash area, just be sure that your dog is well-trained and friendly with other dogs before setting off on their own. As many children do come into this park, it’s best to be safe and always watch your dog! 

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