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Gaiarine Gardens

Gaiarine Gardens is a Pagewood park whose standout feature is its off-leash dog area, set beside a children's playground and garden beds at the entrance. It has benches and taps, free street parking on Gaiarine Street, and is open daily.

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About Gaiarine Gardens

Off-Leash Dog Area at Gaiarine Gardens

Gaiarine Gardens has an off-leash dog area that is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Because the dog area opens onto the surrounding streets, owners need good recall to keep their dogs close. Plastic netting laid under the lawn stops dogs from digging through it, and a sandpit gives dogs a separate place to dig. Benches are set around the area so owners can sit while their dogs run. Dogs must stay on a leash outside the dog area, because the children's playground sits right next to it.

Children's Playground at Gaiarine Gardens

Gaiarine Gardens has a children's playground next to its off-leash dog area, equipped with swings, slides, climbing equipment, a seesaw, spinners and ball play. The playground gives young children their own space to run and climb while adults stay nearby. Families visiting with toddlers or school-age children can use the playground as the main activity for a short visit.

Garden Entrance and Grassy Space at Gaiarine Gardens

Gaiarine Gardens opens with attractive garden beds at its entrance, with a few benches set among them. The open grassy space is not huge, but it leaves enough room for dogs and walkers to sniff and wander. Plastic ground mats are laid across the ground to help the grass grow, and the lawn is limited, so much of the park's surface is bare.

Facilities at Gaiarine Gardens

🛝Playground
🔥BBQ Facilities✗
🚻Toilets✗
💧Drinking Water
🅿️Parking
🍽️Picnic Tables✗
🏃Walking Paths✗
🏅Sports Fields✗
🐕Off-leash area
• Off-leash dog area with a sandpit for dogs and netting under the lawn • Children's playground with swings, slides, climbing, seesaw, spinners and ball play • Benches • Taps and a water bubbler • Waste and recycling bins • Gardens at the entrance • Wheelchair accessible with flat terrain

Visitor tips for Gaiarine Gardens

  • ✓Keep dogs away from the lake, pond or sewer, because of blue-green algae concerns.
  • ✓The plastic ground mats become slippery when wet or in winter, so take care with children and dogs after rain.
  • ✓Train tracks run close to the park, so expect some rail noise during a visit.

Getting to Gaiarine Gardens

Gaiarine Gardens is in Pagewood NSW 2035, with listed addresses at 13 Gaiarine Street and 58 Ocean Street. Free on-street parking is generally easy to find on Gaiarine Street, as there is no on-site parking.

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Frequently asked questions about Gaiarine Gardens

Can I take my dog off-leash at Gaiarine Gardens in Pagewood?

Yes, the park has an off-leash dog area that is open 24 hours a day. Dogs must stay leashed outside that area because of the children's playground beside it.

Is there a playground at Gaiarine Gardens for young kids?

Yes, the park has a children's playground with swings, slides, climbing equipment, a seesaw, spinners and ball play, located next to the dog area.

Is there parking at Gaiarine Gardens, and is it free?

Parking is free and is found on the street, mainly on Gaiarine Street, because the park has no on-site parking.

Is Gaiarine Gardens wheelchair accessible, with accessible toilets and paths?

The park is wheelchair accessible and has flat terrain. It has no public toilets, so accessible toilets are not available.

Are there public toilets at Gaiarine Gardens?

No, Gaiarine Gardens does not have public toilets.