Old pony club
📍 Pennant Hills, NSW 2120 · Managed by Hornsby Shire Council
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Old Pony Club is a historic equestrian site in Pennant Hills, NSW, now classified as part of a National Park. Located on Schofields Parade, it serves as a community recreation area with a notable history of pony club activities, though it is unsuitable for off-leash dog use due to its National Park classification.
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Dog Policy at Old Pony Club
Old Pony Club is unsuitable for off-leash dog exercise because the site is classified as part of a National Park. Dogs must remain on-leash at Old Pony Club at all times. For off-leash dog activities in the wider area, Hornsby and The Hills Shire residents can access designated off-leash reserves including Colbarra Place Reserve, Balcombe Heights Reserve, and Bernie Mullane Sports Complex. Old Pony Club welcomes leashed dogs for walks within the park grounds. When visiting Old Pony Club with dogs, owners must supervise their animals and remove all waste. Old Pony Club's National Park status prioritizes conservation and environmental protection over recreational dog facilities.
Location and Access Information
Old Pony Club is located at Schofields Parade, Pennant Hills, NSW 2120, within the Hornsby Shire Council area. The site occupies historic land previously used for equestrian activities. Old Pony Club serves as a community recreation area accessible to residents. The park's National Park classification means Old Pony Club operates under specific environmental and conservation guidelines. Old Pony Club is a public space available during standard community park hours. For current access details, opening hours, and any seasonal closures affecting Old Pony Club, visitors should contact Hornsby Shire Council directly or visit their official website.
Nearby Alternatives and Recreation Options
Old Pony Club is situated in Pennant Hills, an area with several recreation options nearby. For those seeking off-leash dog areas, The Hills Shire provides multiple designated reserves close to Old Pony Club. Pennant Hills Pony Club operates at 52 Yarrara Road, Pennant Hills, NSW 2120, offering equestrian facilities separate from Old Pony Club. The Dural Pony Club in nearby Kenthurst provides riding lessons, dressage arenas, and rally days for equestrian enthusiasts. Old Pony Club's location makes it convenient for accessing broader Pennant Hills recreational facilities. Visitors to Old Pony Club can explore the surrounding community spaces and amenities throughout the area.
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Visitor tips for Old pony club
- ✓Dogs must be kept on-leash at Old Pony Club due to National Park classification; use nearby designated off-leash reserves for off-leash dog exercise.
- ✓Contact Hornsby Shire Council directly for current opening hours, seasonal closures, and facility availability at Old Pony Club.
- ✓For equestrian activities and riding lessons, visit the nearby Pennant Hills Pony Club at 52 Yarrara Road rather than the historic Old Pony Club site.
- ✓Old Pony Club has historical significance as a former equestrian venue; check with local heritage resources for information about its history.
- ✓Parking details are not publicly confirmed; arrive early or contact council to confirm parking availability before your visit.
Getting to Old pony club
Old Pony Club is located at Schofields Parade, Pennant Hills, NSW 2120, within Hornsby Shire. Parking availability and specific access details are not confirmed in available sources; contact Hornsby Shire Council for current information.
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- 📍Pennant Hills Pony Club (52 Yarrara Road, Pennant Hills)
- 📍Dural Pony Club (Kenthurst)
- 📍Colbarra Place Reserve
- 📍Balcombe Heights Reserve
Frequently asked questions about Old pony club
Can I let my dog off-leash at Old Pony Club Pennant Hills?
No. Old Pony Club is classified as part of a National Park, making it unsuitable for off-leash dog use. Dogs must remain on-leash at all times. For off-leash dog exercise, use designated reserves like Colbarra Place Reserve or Balcombe Heights Reserve in the surrounding area.
What are the dog rules at Old Pony Club NSW?
Dogs must be on-leash at Old Pony Club at all times. Owners must supervise their dogs and remove all waste. Old Pony Club's National Park status enforces these leash requirements throughout the site.
Is Old Pony Club in Pennant Hills a good park for dogs?
Old Pony Club is suitable for leashed dog walks only. Due to its National Park classification, it does not offer off-leash dog facilities. For comprehensive dog recreation, consider nearby designated off-leash reserves in The Hills Shire and Hornsby.
What makes Old Pony Club unique compared to other Pennant Hills parks?
Old Pony Club has historic significance as a former equestrian venue with a long community heritage. Its National Park classification makes it a protected site with environmental conservation priority. Unlike recreational sports parks, Old Pony Club preserves historical equestrian land.
How much parking is available at Old Pony Club?
Specific parking details for Old Pony Club are not confirmed in available sources. Contact Hornsby Shire Council directly at their official website or offices to confirm current parking availability and access information.
What are the opening hours of Old Pony Club Pennant Hills?
Opening hours for Old Pony Club are not specified in available sources. As a council-managed community space, standard park hours likely apply. Contact Hornsby Shire Council directly for current opening hours and any seasonal closures.