Clarkes Point Reserve
Clarkes Point Reserve is a harbourside park at the end of Clarke Road in Woolwich, known for its unfenced off-leash area that runs down to the water's edge. It also has picnic benches, public BBQs and accessible toilets, with views of the Harbour Bridge and Cockatoo Island.
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About Clarkes Point Reserve
Off-Leash Dog Area at Clarkes Point Reserve
Clarkes Point Reserve has an off-leash dog area on a large, open lawn that runs down to the harbour's edge. The area is unfenced, so dogs have open access to the water and to the surrounding roads, and the park is only suitable for dogs with reliable recall. A drinking water station is on site. The park does not supply poo bags, so owners need to bring their own. The reserve has no agility equipment.
Picnic Benches and BBQs at Clarkes Point Reserve
Clarkes Point Reserve has picnic benches and tables, many of them in shaded spots on the open grass. Public BBQs at the reserve are first come, first served, so generally no booking is needed. Accessible toilets are on site. From the lawn, the harbour views take in the Harbour Bridge, the city skyline and Cockatoo Island, which makes it a good spot for a long picnic.
Facilities at Clarkes Point Reserve
Visitor tips for Clarkes Point Reserve
- ✓Bring your own poo bags, because none are supplied at the off-leash area.
- ✓Watch for broken or shredded glass near the water, and expect crowds on weekends.
Getting to Clarkes Point Reserve
At the end of Clarke Road, Woolwich NSW 2110. Clarke Road Wharf is about 150 m away. Parking is in a car park at the end of Clarke Road, where fees may apply, so check the signs.
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- 📍Woolwich Baths Beach (beach, about 400 m)
Frequently asked questions about Clarkes Point Reserve
Can I take my dog off-leash at Clarkes Point Reserve?
Yes, there is an off-leash area, but it is unfenced and runs to the harbour's edge, so reliable recall is essential.
Are there BBQs at Clarkes Point Reserve?
Yes, there are public BBQs, which are first come, first served.
Are there toilets at Clarkes Point Reserve?
Yes, there are accessible toilets on site.
Is there parking at Clarkes Point Reserve?
There is a car park at the end of Clarke Road, where fees may apply, so check the signs.