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We are planning Mansfield's very first dedicated fenced off-leash dog park, located within the Mansfield Station Precinct.
This proposed design provides a safe and stimulating environment for dogs of all sizes to exercise, play and socialise freely. It will also offer a welcoming spot for owners to connect and relax.
The multi-project transformation of the Mansfield Station Precinct is made possible by a $14.1 million grant from the Australian Government’s Regional Precincts and Partnerships Program.
We are planning Mansfield's very first dedicated fenced off-leash dog park, located within the Mansfield Station Precinct.
This proposed design provides a safe and stimulating environment for dogs of all sizes to exercise, play and socialise freely. It will also offer a welcoming spot for owners to connect and relax.
The multi-project transformation of the Mansfield Station Precinct is made possible by a $14.1 million grant from the Australian Government’s Regional Precincts and Partnerships Program.
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Background
The Mansfield Station Precinct Masterplan, adopted in October 2023, identified the need for a dedicated fenced off-leash dog park within the precinct. This initiative responds to community requests for safe, designated spaces where dogs can exercise and socialise freely off-leash.
A dedicated off-leash park provides a secure environment that meets the exercise needs of dogs while also protecting other park users and sensitive environmental areas, such as the nearby wetlands within the Station Precinct.
This project aims to deliver Mansfield's first purpose-built off-leash dog park, creating a valuable community asset for both residents and visitors with dogs.
What's Proposed in the Concept Design?
The draft design aims to create a fun, safe and accessible space. Key features include:
Secure Fencing: Fully fenced areas for safe off-leash play.
Separate Zones: Dedicated areas for small dogs and large dogs to ensure comfortable socialising.
Play and Agility: Fun equipment like ramps and rocks to encourage play and exercise.
Shade and Comfort: Utilising existing large trees for natural shade, plus seating for owners.
Amenities: Water stations for both dogs and owners.
Accessibility: Accessible pathways and entry points for all users.
This park is designed to support social connection, physical activity and wellbeing for both dogs and their owners.
How to Have Your Say
We want to hear what you think about the concept design. What features do you like? Is anything missing? How can we make sure this dog park meets the needs of our community?
You can view the concept plans in the documents section on this page and provide your feedback by completing our short online survey.
Feedback for this consultation closes on 9 January.
Background
The Mansfield Station Precinct Masterplan, adopted in October 2023, identified the need for a dedicated fenced off-leash dog park within the precinct. This initiative responds to community requests for safe, designated spaces where dogs can exercise and socialise freely off-leash.
A dedicated off-leash park provides a secure environment that meets the exercise needs of dogs while also protecting other park users and sensitive environmental areas, such as the nearby wetlands within the Station Precinct.
This project aims to deliver Mansfield's first purpose-built off-leash dog park, creating a valuable community asset for both residents and visitors with dogs.
What's Proposed in the Concept Design?
The draft design aims to create a fun, safe and accessible space. Key features include:
Secure Fencing: Fully fenced areas for safe off-leash play.
Separate Zones: Dedicated areas for small dogs and large dogs to ensure comfortable socialising.
Play and Agility: Fun equipment like ramps and rocks to encourage play and exercise.
Shade and Comfort: Utilising existing large trees for natural shade, plus seating for owners.
Amenities: Water stations for both dogs and owners.
Accessibility: Accessible pathways and entry points for all users.
This park is designed to support social connection, physical activity and wellbeing for both dogs and their owners.
How to Have Your Say
We want to hear what you think about the concept design. What features do you like? Is anything missing? How can we make sure this dog park meets the needs of our community?
You can view the concept plans in the documents section on this page and provide your feedback by completing our short online survey.
Feedback for this consultation closes on 9 January.