Ronald Park
📍 Greenwich, NSW 2065 · Managed by Lane Cove Council
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Ronald Park is a green space at Ronald Avenue and Innes Road in Greenwich NSW 2065, and Lane Cove Council designates it as an off-leash dog exercise area. Its standout feature is that off-leash dog area, which excludes the bushland within the park. Ronald Park also offers a quiet, tree-filled setting with a single picnic table.
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About Ronald Park
Off-Leash Dog Area at Ronald Park
Ronald Park has a designated off-leash dog exercise area, which Lane Cove Council lists with no time restrictions. The off-leash area at Ronald Park excludes bushland, so dogs must stay on leash there and elsewhere in the park. Dogs are barred within 10 metres of children's play areas and food areas at Ronald Park. Dogs are also barred from wetlands, mangroves, school grounds and childcare centres under the same rules. Lane Cove Council requires dogs to be leashed in public, including bushland, except inside designated off-leash areas such as Ronald Park. Current council rules set the terms for off-leash access at Ronald Park.
Park Layout and Setting at Ronald Park
Ronald Park has a sloped layout that suits sunbathing in the afternoon. Ronald Park has tall trees that make it a green patch amid surrounding buildings. Ronald Park has one picnic table, which means seating is limited. Ronald Park has steep sets of stairs for visitors wanting a workout. Ronald Park has bushland within its boundaries, where dogs must stay on leash. Ronald Park is simple but nice, with a quiet, beautiful character suited to meditation.
Getting to Ronald Park
Ronald Park sits at the intersection of Ronald Avenue and Innes Road in Greenwich NSW 2065. Ronald Park connects to a bushwalk that runs through it toward the Pacific Highway. Ronald Park gives access to St Leonards station and the Metro. The park is positioned among buildings in Greenwich, so it offers a green break close to the highway. Walkers coming from the bushwalk pass through Ronald Park before reaching the main road.
Activities at Ronald Park
Facilities at Ronald Park
Visitor tips for Ronald Park
- ✓Visit in the afternoon, when the park is at its nicest and the sloped layout catches the sun.
- ✓Keep dogs in the designated off-leash area only, and leash them in the bushland elsewhere in the park.
- ✓Keep dogs at least 10 metres away from children's play areas and food areas.
- ✓Expect only one picnic table, so bring your own rug if you plan to picnic.
- ✓Allow for steep sets of stairs within the park if you are walking through.
- ✓Ronald Park holds a 3.9-star average from 14 ratings, so set expectations for a simple, small green space.
Getting to Ronald Park
Ronald Avenue and Innes Road intersection, Greenwich NSW 2065. Connects to a bushwalk leading toward the Pacific Highway.
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- 📍Pacific Highway
- 📍St Leonards station
- 📍Metro (access via Ronald Park)
Frequently asked questions about Ronald Park
What facilities does Ronald Park in Greenwich have?
Ronald Park has one picnic table, a sloped green space and tall trees. It also has a designated off-leash dog exercise area, with bushland within the park where dogs must stay on leash. Ronald Park has steep sets of stairs as well.
Is Ronald Park in Greenwich dog friendly?
Yes, Ronald Park is dog friendly and has a designated off-leash dog exercise area. Dogs must stay on leash in other parts of the park, including bushland. Dogs are barred within 10 metres of children's play areas and food areas.
Can I take my dog off-leash at Ronald Park in Greenwich?
Yes, dogs can be off-leash within the designated off-leash dog exercise area at Ronald Park. Lane Cove Council lists Ronald Park as an off-leash area with no time restrictions. The off-leash area excludes bushland, so dogs must be leashed there.
Is Ronald Park a nice spot for a picnic?
Ronald Park has one picnic table, so seating is limited. It is a quiet, tree-filled green space with a sloped layout suited to relaxing in the sun. Ronald Park works well for a simple outdoor break rather than a large group picnic.
What is the best time of day to visit Ronald Park?
The afternoon is the best time to visit Ronald Park, when the park is at its nicest. The sloped layout catches afternoon sun, making it suitable for sunbathing. Ronald Park is also quiet enough for meditation.
Are there walking paths or trails around Ronald Park?
Ronald Park connects to a bushwalk that runs through it toward the Pacific Highway. Ronald Park also has steep sets of stairs. Bushland within the park is subject to dog leash rules.