Dog Exercise Areas

Find out where all the cool canines are heading for a run and play!
 
For the energetic pups, perhaps a trip to a beach for dogs may be just the thing. Or if your pooch is the sociable type, why not take them to the View Road Dog enclosure to mingle with their mates. If your pooch likes walking with their human (on a lead), perhaps a meander on the walking track at Romaine Reserve may be the ideal spot.

Please remember - these exercise areas are there for everyone, so be considerate. If your dog gets up to mischief by barking excessively or is aggressive in any way, take them home.  And don’t forget to clean up after your dog. Plastic bags are provided via a dispenser at some locations for your convenience.

It's also important to remember that many of our beaches are home to endangered and protected bird species, so please be mindful of their habitat while enjoying the beach with your furry companion.

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Declared Dog Zones

Dog Zones

 

 

 

Off-leash areas:
Dogs must remain under effective control at all times:

  • View Road Reserve – Only inside the fenced area
  • Cooee Creek Beach
  • South Burnie Beach and Wivenhoe Beach
  • Tioxide Beach

 

Restricted Areas  
Dogs are allowed on-leash only:

  • Coastal Pathway
  • Burnie Park Eastern Side Path
  • Romaine Reserve Footpaths
  • View Road Reserve (except prohibited areas)


Prohibited Areas:
 No dogs allowed at any time:

  • Burnie Park (except for the eastern side path)
  • Camdale Beach
  • Cooee Beach
  • Cooee Point
  • Red Rock Point
  • West Park
  • West Beach and Hilder Parade
  • Fernglade Reserve
  • Romaine Reserve (apart from the footpaths)
  • View Road Reserve (BMX tracks and basketball court)
  • Yacht Club Beach and Boat Ramp


Sensitive Wildlife Area
Protect Our Little Penguins - Burnie’s stunning coastline is home to Little Penguins and is a Sensitive Wildlife Area under the Dog Control Act.

Let’s keep Burnie safe and enjoyable for all – humans, dogs, and wildlife alike! 

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