The 13 dog parks we hold within 25 km of Warkworth, each with what the council actually says about the fence. None carry a council statement that the whole area is fenced, though 2 say something about a fence either way.
Most of these have no fencing statement at all. That is the honest state of the record, not a gap we have papered over: councils publish where dogs may go off the lead far more often than they publish whether the place is enclosed. Where a page says nothing, we say nothing, and you should walk in on the lead and look.
Part fenced (2)
The council describes a fence around part of the area, not around all of it. The quote below is what it actually says, and where the fenced part starts and stops is the bit to read on the sign at the gate.
Centennial Park designated dog exercise area (Wellsford)
AucklandPartly fenced
The only designated dog exercise area in the Rodney Local Board area; a fenced portion of Centennial Park bounded by Centennial Park Road…
Policy on Dogs 2025, Schedule 2, s2.16.1 (Rodney Local Board area): "Dogs are allowed under control off a leash in the following…
We hold no fencing statement at all for these, so treat them as open ground. Not stated is not the same as not fenced, and we are not going to guess which one it is.
Church Hill Reserve
AucklandFencing not stated by the council
Hillside reserve above Warkworth town centre.
Policy on Dogs 2025 s2.16.2: 'Dogs are allowed under control off a leash in the following areas - ... (25) Church Hill Reserve'. No…
Not one we can confirm. None of the 13 dog parks we hold near Warkworth carry a council statement that the whole area is fenced. 2 are described as part fenced, or have a fence line mapped with nothing confirming it encloses the dog area. Walk in on the lead and look before you unclip.
Where this comes from. Fencing is read off each council’s own dog park pages and dog control policies, with additional locations from OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Last refreshed 2026-09-07. Nobody has reviewed or endorsed these pages: we read what is published and cite it. The sign at the gate carries the final word, and a council can change a rule the week after we read it. If we have something wrong, tell us and we will recheck it.Full attribution