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Dog Parks Sunshine Coast 2026, Top Off-Leash Areas

Find the best dog parks, off-leash beaches and pet-friendly areas across Sunshine Coast, Noosa, Caloundra, Mooloolaba and Nambour with our complete 2026 guide.

By Sunshine Coast Daily · Published 20 July 2026

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Dog Parks on the Sunshine Coast 2026, Overview

The Sunshine Coast has a generous network of off-leash areas and is one of Queensland's most dog-friendly regions. Sunshine Coast Council designates numerous off-leash parks and beach sections across the region. Here's a guide to the Sunshine Coast's best dog parks in 2026.

Dog Beaches

  • Mooloolaba Dog Beach (North Mooloolaba), Minyama/Bokarina foreshore. The designated off-leash dog beach section north of Mooloolaba. Very popular with Mooloolaba, Bokarina and Warana dog owners. sunshinecoast.qld.gov.au
  • Sunrise Beach, Noosa, Sunrise Beach foreshore. Off-leash beach section adjacent to Noosa National Park. Popular with eastern Noosa dog owners.
  • Currimundi Beach, Currimundi. Off-leash beach section. Popular with Caloundra and Currimundi owners.

Off-Leash Parks

  • Cotton Tree Dog Park, David Low Way, Maroochydore. Riverside off-leash park adjacent to the Maroochydore river mouth. One of the Sunshine Coast's most popular dog parks. Excellent facilities.
  • Bli Bli Reserve, Bli Bli. Large off-leash area inland. Popular with Bli Bli, Yandina and hinterland dog owners.
  • Dicky Beach Reserve, Dicky Beach, Caloundra area. Popular southern Sunshine Coast off-leash area.

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