Home
Beaches
Putty Beach – 24h Dog Friendly Beach in Killcare NSW

Putty Beach – 24h Dog Friendly Beach in Killcare NSW

Save
Share

This content is protected against AI scraping.

Putty Beach is a serene, 600-meter stretch of golden sand nestled within Bouddi National Park, offering a tranquil escape for dog owners and their furry companions. Located in Killcare Heights on the Central Coast, this beach provides a perfect setting for dogs to explore and enjoy the outdoors.

A long strip of Putty Beach on the southern side of Killcare is an off-leash dog beach. Access the off-leash section by parking in the carpark on Beach Drive, with the off-leash section starting at the eastern end of the carpark, the opposite end to the surf club.

It’s also possible to access the off-leash section of beach by parking at the carpark near the intersection of Beach Drive and Grandview Crescent, then following the access path (keeping your dog on a leash until you reach the beach). The off-leash area ends before you reach the Putty Beach carpark.

Note that much of the surrounding area is located in the Bouddi National Park, where dogs are strictly not permitted.

Access Points:
– Putty Beach Road Reserve: Access via Putty Beach Road, Killcare Heights.

Amenities:
– Parking: Available at designated areas near the beach.
– Toilets: Public facilities are available nearby.
– Dog Waste Stations: Provided to ensure cleanliness.

Nearby Attractions:
After a day at the beach, explore the local cafes and eateries in the area that welcome dogs, allowing you to relax and enjoy a meal with your furry companion.

Disclaimer: It is the responsibility of the dog owner to check up-to-date information on the council website for current rules and regulations, as these may have changed since the last update on pawspot.com.au.