Last Updated on August 28, 2026
There is no need to leave your Cavoodle at home when you are out and about in Western Australia. The state has plenty of dog-friendly parks to enjoy with your four-legged mate.
As a rule of thumb, most state parks allow dogs, though they usually need to be on the lead. If you are after somewhere your pup can run off-lead, here are some of the best dog parks in Western Australia for your Cavoodle. Always double-check the current signage on arrival, since off-lead rules can change.
Sir James McCusker Park
Just north of Perth in Joondalup, Sir James McCusker Park is a great spot for a day outdoors. Dogs can roam off-lead while you make use of the picnic and barbecue areas, and there is plenty of room to run. The lake gives the place a lovely calm outlook, which makes it a pleasant day out with your Cavoodle.
Abbett Park
Abbett Park is popular with local dog owners, which makes it a great place to bring your Cavoodle to socialise and make some new friends. The field is a big open space and fully fenced, so it is a safer bet if you are still a bit unsure about letting your pup off-lead.
Millet Park
This one has a bit of everything. Dogs can walk off-lead, there are trails to explore, and plenty of trees for shade on a hot day, with a dog-friendly cafe to top it off. It is not the biggest park on the list, but it packs a lot of fun into the space.
Morris Mundy Reserve
Known for its kids' playground, Morris Mundy is also a great option for your Cavoodle, with a large grassy area for off-lead play. If your pup loves a game of fetch, bring a toy along. Tucked away on a quiet street in Kensington, it is ideal for a relaxed day out.
J.H. Abrahams Reserve
Also known as Pelican Point, this riverside reserve is perfect for a warm, sunny day. Pathways wind along the water for you and your Cavoodle to explore, and there is a sandy stretch if your dog fancies a splash, though keep them clear of the playground zones. The benches along the river are a nice spot to rest and take in the view.
