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Venue Address Suburb Notes for Parking & Access Dogs Allowed Yes / No Map Link Abbotsleigh Gymnasium Ada Ave, Gate 1A WAHROO Dogs Allowed Yes / Venue Address Suburb Notes For Parking & Access Map Link No Railway bridge at Wahroonga changed to one-way (allow https://goo.gl/maps/WZ Abbotsleigh Gymnasium Ada Ave, Gate 1A WAHROONGA No Dogs Allowed plenty of travel time). YxGTULcGJoJRMbA Railway bridge at Wahroonga changed to one-way (allow https://goo.gl/maps/WZ Abbotsleigh Sports Hall Ada Ave, Gate 1A WAHROONGA No Dogs Allowed plenty of travel time). YxGTULcGJoJRMbA https://goo.gl/maps/o2Yl Auburn Basketball Stadium Church Street LIDCOMBE Past Wyatt Park No Dogs Allowed J https://goo.gl/maps/3v65 Brigidine College Woodbury Rd. ST IVES Entry via gate 5. No access from Mona Vale Rd. No Dogs Allowed HVqoU33YQFB8A https://goo.gl/maps/UM Danebank Indoor 105 The Avenue HURSTVILLE No Dogs Allowed Vb9EvAoaKXrqLL7 Ryde Community https://goo.gl/maps/3ifc ELS Hall Park NORTH RYDE No Dogs Allowed Centre, 109 Kent Rd EgcYtH3sskff7 Cnr Queens Rd & https://goo.gl/maps/235 Five Dock Leisure Centre FIVE DOCK No Dogs Allowed Williams St m5 Take Mittagong turnoff, turn left opposite the Melrose Motel, cross railway bridge to Range Rd. Continue along Range Rd past the main school, follow road around to the Must be on a leash https://goo.gl/maps/KFT Frensham School Range Rd MITTAGONG left (approx. 250m), continue after a small cottage & take and owner must clean 8i the next left into the school property. Follow road past the up after the dog hockey courts (left) & pool (right) & park in the usual parking areas. Take Mittagong turnoff, turn left opposite the Melrose Motel, cross railway bridge to Range Rd. You can turn left NO DOGS WHEN AT Frensham School - Parker https://goo.gl/maps/KFT Range Rd MITTAGONG into the first gate, park and walk across Range Road OR you THE INDOOR Gym 8i can turn right into the gym entry immediately opposite and COURTS park out the front of the gym. https://goo.gl/maps/6u6 Highlands School Bong Bong Rd MITTAGONG No Dogs allowed on school grounds No Dogs Allowed DSUxz7fu Cnr Vaucluse Rd & New https://goo.gl/maps/peC Kincoppal Rose Bay ROSE BAY Maureen Tudehope Centre, Vaucluse Road, Vaucluse No Dogs Allowed South Head Rd LR https://goo.gl/maps/Qb Loreto Normanhurst Osborn Rd NORMANHURST INDOOR - Enter via 4th driveway on left in Osborn Rd No Dogs Allowed WSg Under cover parking available on school grounds https://goo.gl/maps/a38 Meriden School Margaret Street STRATHFIELD No Dogs Allowed underneath sports centre. Café also available. PbhRPZoG2 Northern Beaches Indoor https://goo.gl/maps/3cQ Jacksons Rd WARRIEWOOD No Dogs Allowed Sports Centre (NBISC) CD https://goo.gl/maps/c9k PLC Sydney Boundary St CROYDON Enter via Young Street carpark for Gymnasium No Dogs Allowed yc Updated 22/04/2021 Dogs Allowed Yes / Venue Address Suburb Notes For Parking & Access Map Link No https://goo.gl/maps/iZq Pymble Ladies' College Avon Road PYMBLE Enter via gate 3 at the end of Avon Rd No Dogs Allowed XnsXtennevypU7 https://goo.gl/maps/CD5 Queenwood School 44 Mandalong Rd Mosman No Dogs Allowed gH https://goo.gl/maps/3Ji Ravenswood School Gate 1, Henry St GORDON No Dogs Allowed Wk https://goo.gl/maps/51Y Roseville College 24 Victoria Street ROSEVILLE Enter via 24 Victoria Street No Dogs Allowed hG https://goo.gl/maps/aM SCEGGS Darlinghurst 215 Forbes Street DARLINGHURST No Dogs Allowed HJn Normally it is 2 hour free parking on Grand Parade and Grand Pde & Olympic Olympic Boulevard, however check the signs before leaving https://goo.gl/maps/dn9 Sports Halls (Homebush) HOMEBUSH No Dogs Allowed Blvde vehicles. Parking station casual rates increase to $5 p/h E551hUzC843vW8 maximum of $25. https://goo.gl/maps/4eP St Catherine's School 26 Albion Street WAVERLEY No Dogs Allowed 8m Sutherland Basketball https://goo.gl/maps/VP4 Entry via Rawson Ave SUTHERLAND No Dogs Allowed Stadium JFMkrVqpErVXAA Sydney University Sports & https://goo.gl/maps/1BV Darlington Rd DARLINGTON No Dogs Allowed Aquatic Centre lU Entrance to the Athenaeum (brand new building) off Elliott https://goo.gl/maps/R87t Wenona Elliot St NORTH SYDNEY' Street - end of cul de sac. Limited parking in Elliott Street No Dogs Allowed 59ZqauQxVqwN8 and Ridge Street. Updated 22/04/2021.
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