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Dog Walking
Dogs must be on a lead inside and on the Grand Drive circuit, and within 10 metres of Federation Pavilion. You may exercise your dog off-leash outside Grand Drive, but you must keep it under control at all times.
In addition, please note the following:
- Dogs are not allowed on the horse or cycle tracks, roads, equestrian grounds, children’s playgrounds, Learner’s Cycleway, in ponds or on sporting fields when in use.
- Dogs must be kept 10 metres away from BBQs and children’s playgrounds.
- Dogs must not be led by cyclists, rollerbladers, horse riders or from vehicles.
- Dog owners must clean up their dog’s droppings and dispose in proper bins.
- A single person can lead a maximum of four dogs.
- Greyhounds must be muzzled.
- Restricted breeds such as pit bull terriers and Argentinian fighting dogs must be on a leash, muzzled and under the control of a person over 18 years at all times.
You can download our Dogs in Centennial Parklands brochure or pick it up at brochure racks across the Parklands.
The above information is paraphrased from the Centennial Park and Moore Park Trust Regulation 2009. For the full text and the Regulation in its entirety, visit the NSW Legislation website.
