South Beach Dog Beach

South Beach Dog Beach is a coastal area in South Fremantle designed specifically for dogs to run and play freely. The zone is clearly separated from other parts of the beach, creating a dedicated space where dogs can exercise safely without disturbing other visitors.

The site was established in the 1990s as one of the first dog-friendly zones along Western Australian coastal areas. This development marked a shift toward creating more accessible and inclusive public spaces for pet owners.

The beach has become a gathering place for dog owners from across the region, where dogs play freely together and their owners connect with one another. This social dynamic has made it an important hub for the local dog-loving community.

Access to the beach is straightforward with ample parking nearby and shower facilities for rinsing dogs after saltwater exposure. Fresh water stations are available throughout the area to ensure dogs stay hydrated during their visit.

The area operates the Freo Stick Library, a community initiative where dogs can borrow sticks to use during their beach activities. This unusual system shows how the community has creatively enhanced the experience for its four-legged visitors.

Location: South Fremantle

Location: City of Cockburn

Address: Marine Terrace, South Fremantle WA 6162, Australia

Phone: +61894329999

Website: http://fremantle.wa.gov.au/residents/pets-and-animals/walking-your-dog-public-place

GPS coordinates: -32.08132,115.75145

Latest update: December 14, 2025 14:22