Santa Rosa Park

Located in Sydney’s Northern Suburbs, Santa Rosa Park in Ryde is an unfenced off-leash area. It runs from Bridge Road through to Quarry Road and forms part of the Shrimpton’s Creek parklands with a main sportsfield used for soccer.

The park is known for its open grassed fields, shared walking and cycle paths, and a recently upgraded district playground with an action course, additional seating and a picnic shelter. Amenities listed by council include toilets, an accessible toilet and a water station with dog bowl.

Dogs may be exercised off leash at all times within the designated off-leash area as shown on council maps and signage.

Being part of the Shrimpton’s Creek parklands, the reserve links into local shared paths, making it easy to pair off-leash time with a longer walk or ride between Bridge Road and Quarry Road.

This unfenced setting suits active dogs with reliable recall and owners who prefer broad, open space over a contained enclosure.

Santa Rosa Park is managed by the City of Ryde.