Karuah Park
Karuah Park is a Ku-ring-gai Council park on Karuah Road in Turramurra NSW 2074. Its main feature is an off-leash dog area at the eastern end of the park, east of the creek. The park also has a synthetic cricket wicket with two practice nets, soccer fields and fitness equipment.
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About Karuah Park
Off-Leash Dog Area at Karuah Park
Karuah Park has a dog off-leash area at its eastern end, east of the creek. The off-leash area is only this eastern section and does not include the oval. Dog owners who want their dog to run without a lead should therefore use the eastern end of Karuah Park. The off-leash area is the park's standout feature for visiting dog owners.
Cricket and Soccer Grounds at Karuah Park
Karuah Park has a synthetic cricket wicket, which is one cricket pitch, plus two cricket practice nets. The park also has soccer fields. Bookings for the cricket and sports grounds at Karuah Park are handled by the council's sportsfield bookings team, so groups wanting the grounds for training or games contact council first. The oval sits separately from the eastern dog area.
Facilities at Karuah Park
Getting to Karuah Park
Karuah Park is on Karuah Road in Turramurra NSW 2074, in the Ku-ring-gai local government area.
Open in Google Maps →Frequently asked questions about Karuah Park
Is there an off-leash dog area at Karuah Park?
Yes, the off-leash area is the eastern end of the park, east of the creek. It does not include the oval.
Does Karuah Park have cricket nets?
Yes, Karuah Park has a synthetic cricket wicket with one pitch and two practice nets.
Is there drinking water at Karuah Park?
Yes, the park has a bubbler for drinking water.
Who manages Karuah Park?
Ku-ring-gai Council manages Karuah Park and handles bookings for its sports grounds.