Well if in Kooyong a great park for the dog and BBQ HAS water fountain doggie bags close to Kooyong…read moreStation great benches bins plenty room for your dog and just a great park that has it all! Plenty of k9 buddies walk by to socialise all good for you and your unconditional buddy!

Every day this fully fenced park is full of lovely doggies running around. As long as there is no…read moresport or training on dogs are free to run!!

Shhhh best kept secret of Kooyong/Toorak, a great park, albeit it does get bust in sport season…read morecricket/football and baseball with kids sport and little aths but hey parks are for sharing. My Golden Retrievers favourite park, has pooper bags on stands at handy locations, water fountains that have small dog bowls for run off water attached and bins for the you know what. All the dogs are friendly in general good responsible owners, no car dangers and best of all plenty of room and if sport is on try the eastern end to the right of the sports sheds a smaller area that still can offer plenty of K9 fun. Great park benches to watch your dog socialise and flirt with his/her friends and a safe park at the break of dawn.

Hands down the best dog park in Richmond. Beautiful open area surrounded by gorgeous trees & all…read morethe people & their dogs who go down there are simply fantastic. The council takes good care of the maintance work, always has fresh doggy bags ready to go & the grass is kept in beautiful condition all year round. We are pretty lucky to be a short 5min walk from this place & Thor is absolutely obsessed with the place.

Okay, this place is mostly a cricket pitch, but in a way it does have some charm about it. The…read morereason being is that it is sort of built on a slope that goes down to the Yarra River. Well, it isn't quite built on a slope because playing cricket on a slope sort of doesn't really work all that well. Rather, they have flattened it out so that you can play cricket without the ball rolling down onto the road. Anyway, the thing I thought was cool was that it seems that the buildings have built into the side of the hill, something which I do think is rather cool actually. Yeah, it is a nice park, and there is some charm about it as well.

Whether or not you own a dog, Como Park is a really awesome spot to A) bring your dog for…read moreoff-the-lead runs or B) enjoy a day in the sun dog watching. It sounds a little looney but lots of other walkers/ park lovers come to Como Park to dog watch because it's really fun seeing how dogs of all breeds, sizes, shapes and colour get along and interact. Como Park has a long standing reputation for being a top park for dogs because it is set within an oval and even though it is not gated, the dogs have so much fun running free in the oval. And most times, all the dogs get a long well. It's also a great way to keep your dog socialised and give them a chance to exercise. For those that don't own dogs, you can watch the fun while getting some exercise and have your fair share of playing with the friendly dogs who love a good pat or scratch. (tip: try behind the ears for an instant best-friend reaction) Como Park also has a gated playground, bicycle path, barbecue area and ample space to kick the footy around, so the whole family can enjoy the outdoors. The park is also home to Stonnington's Carols by Candlelight each year.

Known locally as "rocket park" due to the 5 level "rocket" on the playground.read more

Quite a pretty park with all the norm park attractions - toilet, BBQ, grassyness, large trees -…read morewhich was actually perfect on the 40 degree day that I visited. The trees are big enough to provide shade for a large group, and the park is quite close to Hawthorn station. About a 5 minute walk if I remember correctly. Quite a win for casual going away/ just cause we can/ birthday picnics and parties.