Weekley Park
A designated off-leash dog area and a playground define Weekley Park, a heritage village green in Stanmore NSW 2048. Its ornamental gardens, chess tables and sculpture sit inside a historic boundary, while picnic tables and mature trees provide shade for visitors.
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About Weekley Park
Off-Leash Dog Area at Weekley Park
Weekley Park has a designated off-leash dog area that runs between Percival Road and the central path. The off-leash area is open from 4 pm to 9 am daily, and a 5 pm start applies during daylight saving. Dogs must be on a lead elsewhere in the park and at all other times. The off-leash area is unfenced and sits near residential roads, so Weekley Park is suited to dogs with strong recall. The park's time restrictions are strictly observed by the local community.
Playground at Weekley Park
Weekley Park has a leisure playground with swings, a see-saw, a merry-go-round, a climbing structure and a cubby house with a tunnel. The playground is unfenced, so the equipment sits open to the surrounding grass rather than behind a barrier. Scooter and bike friendly access lets young riders reach the play area directly. The playground sits within a village green that also has walking paths, ornamental gardens and chess tables.
Rose Gardens at Weekley Park
Weekley Park has rose gardens that radiate from the centre of the village green. The rose beds are laid out along the park's historic boundary, giving the central lawns a formal shape. Ornamental gardens sit alongside the roses, adding further planting across the grounds. The park's heritage character comes from this planting and its boundary, which together shape how visitors move through the green.
Facilities at Weekley Park
Visitor tips for Weekley Park
- ✓Spring and autumn are the best seasons for walking at Weekley Park, with summers reaching up to 30°C and winters around 15°C.
- ✓Bring your own poo bags, because none are supplied for dogs.
- ✓Bookings for casual events of 30 to 250 people go through the council's online booking system, and bookings are not accepted within 7 days of the event date.
- ✓Keep an eye out for parrots and cockatoos, with wallabies and possums seen occasionally.
Getting to Weekley Park
Weekley Park is at Percival Road and Albany Road, Stanmore NSW 2048. Stanmore Station is about 400 m away. Parking is on-street only, around the park, and it is limited and hard to find.
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- 📍Sixpenny (restaurant, about 150 m)
Frequently asked questions about Weekley Park
Can I take my dog to Weekley Park in Stanmore?
Yes, dogs can use the designated off-leash area between 4 pm and 9 am daily. Elsewhere in the park, dogs must be kept on a lead.
Is there an off-leash dog area at Weekley Park?
Yes, the off-leash area runs between Percival Road and the central path and is unfenced. It sits near residential roads, so it suits dogs with strong recall.
Does Weekley Park have a playground for young kids?
Yes, the playground has swings, a see-saw, a merry-go-round, a climbing structure and a cubby house with a tunnel. It is unfenced.
Are there toilets and change rooms at Weekley Park?
Public toilets are on site at Weekley Park.
Is Weekley Park wheelchair accessible?
Yes, Weekley Park is wheelchair accessible, and its pathways are lit.