There are lots of places to take your Cavoodle, but few measure up to the parks in Queensland. There’s nothing like a good walk for your Cavoodle around your local parks in Queensland!
Wongi State Forest Park
This is one of the most gorgeous parks in Queensland. Wongi State Park features a gorgeous golden-brown lake, coloured as such from the tannins in the surrounding paperbark trees. The forest itself is a lovely walk, as there are lots of trails for you and your Cavoodle to explore. Paperbacks and eucalypt trees are the primary attraction in this forest reserve, and the lake is a beautiful backdrop in any season.
Your Cavoodle will love this park solely for the number of things to sniff! Additionally, Wongi State Forest has plenty of long and short trails that can accommodate hikers and bikers alike.
Moreton Bay Marine Park
Located just outside of Brisbane is the stunningly gorgeous Moreton Bay Marine Park. This park features offshore reefs and expansive wetlands that are home to numerous aquatic species. The soft sandy shores of this park make it pleasant to walk through for both people and puppies!
This park also allows a number of exciting activities, including canoeing, kayaking (if you are looking for a dog-friendly kayak, check out our list of the best kayaks for dogs), fishing, and camping. However, if you simply want to walk your Cavoodle on the beach, there are plenty of shorelines to do just that.
Bunyaville Conservation Park
This is another park located outside of Brisbane, and features tall trees and shaded paths for you and your Cavoodle to walk through. In addition to walking trails, there is also the option to go camping, cycling, or even grilling should you wish. There are plenty of short trails to walk on, which is perfect for people and Cavoodles of all energy levels.
Daisy Hill Conservation Park
This park is great for people of all ages! The Daisy Hill Conservation Park features winding trails through a eucalypt forest, an important koala habitat that park officials help maintain. This park is also one of the only parks in Queensland to feature disability-compliant trails and facilities.
There are also activities for families as well! If you finish your walk, you can get the kids involved with conservation, as the park has numerous resources dedicated to education.
Vernon State Park
Vernon State Park is another park in Queensland that offers a number of walking, hiking, and biking trails to the public. Eucalypt trees are common here, and the paths wind through them in a scenic trail. Whether you want a long or a short walk with your Cavoodle, there is a trail for you here.
As with all trails on this list, Vernon State Park requires all dogs remain leashed for the duration of your visit.
Finding great parks in Queensland isn’t hard; there are many other dog-friendly parks to choose from!
All of these surrounding parks in Queensland offer something unique and if you’re nearby any of them, it’s definitely worth going there for you both to experience their beauty!