Mary Brookes Park

Located in Greater Western Sydney’s Campbelltown region, Mary Brookes Dog Leash Free Area in St Helens Park offers a fenced off‑leash dog park that provides a playful and secure environment for dogs and their owners. The setting has a relaxed, community‑friendly atmosphere that many local pet parents appreciate.

The park features agility equipment, a doggie bubbler, seating, shaded spots, and waste disposal bins. The open grassy layout invites dogs to run and explore freely, while the fencing maintains safety and visibility from nearby paths and facilities.

As a fully fenced off‑leash area, it is well suited to energetic dogs, puppies, and those still working on recall. The agility course and water access also add mental and physical stimulation.

The dog park is located at the south‑eastern corner of Mary Brookes Reserve off Kellerman Drive in St Helens Park. It lies close to local amenities such as the community hall, sporting fields, and walking routes—making it convenient for multi‑purpose outings.

This park is best suited to active, social dogs of all sizes that enjoy off-leash freedom in a secure, well-equipped setting, and for owners looking for a reliable local spot for exercise and socialising.

Mary Brookes Dog Leash Free Area is managed by Campbelltown City Council.