City of Knox area - off leash parks
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View Melbourne City of Knox - off leash parks in a larger map City of Knox public parks and reserves are OFF LEASH except for conservation areas. The map marks the main off leash parks and the exclusions. (Note: Parks Victoria parks are on leash.) Purple pins - On leash council parks Blue marker - off leash park (main parks only) Yellow marker - outstanding local off leash park Green marker - superb off leash park Red marker - no dogs allowed City of Knox rules:
Dogs may be off lead in a public park or reserve within Knox (unless it is a bushland conservation area) as long as they are under effective control. Effective control means that the dog owner must remain within effective voice or hand control distance of the dog at all times. Dogs must be on a leash on shared use paths to ensure the safety of other path users. All dogs must be restrained by means of a chain, cord or leash within:
Parks Victoria:
Koomba Park: Dogs allowed on lead. Nortons Park: Dogs allowed off leash. Shepherds Bush: Dogs allowed on lead, excluding conservation areas. Adjacent council area maps:
City of Maroondah (north) Yarra Ranges Shire (east) Casey Shire (south) City of Monash (west) City of Whitehorse (west) For help on council boundaries see the Overview of Melbourne metropolitan local government areas
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DeltaDogz - Training for Life
Melbourne SE Suburbs
Having trouble controlling your dog at the off leash park? We can help! Learn more Knox Park, Knoxfield What me? Through there? No way!
We recently visited Knox Park to inspect the Agility equipment that was installed there for public use, according to the council website. The equipment is inside a small fully fenced area at the northern end of Knox Park. The equipment itself is basic (see pics below), and includes square "weaving" poles - not so good for proper weaving! However, this is still a good spot to try training a few new tricks using the props available. Just don't come after lots of rain - we were ankle deep in mud, which in Kiara's case isn't a good setup for training.
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