Girrahween Park
Girrahween Park is a shaded bushland picnic park in Earlwood, set under tall eucalypts within Wolli Creek Regional Park. Its most notable feature is the main picnic area, which has covered tables and electric BBQ plates near the toilets, and the Two Valley trail entrance sits beside it.
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About Girrahween Park
Picnic Areas at Girrahween Park
Girrahween Park has three picnic areas close together. The main picnic area, cared for by the National Parks and Wildlife Service, has covered tables, extra open tables and electric BBQ plates. A lower picnic area has tables and a bench, and a third picnic area near the Fauna Street entrance has more tables. Picnic shelters and barbecues are spread across the picnic areas, and the shade under tall eucalypts keeps the grounds cool on warm days.
Dog Rules at Girrahween Park
Girrahween Park is a Canterbury-Bankstown Council park where dogs are welcome on a lead. Dogs must remain under the effective control of a competent person at all times and are not allowed off-leash. Dogs are prohibited within 10 metres of children's play equipment and food preparation areas, so owners should keep them clear of the playground and barbecue areas. Bag stations are provided for dog waste.
Two Valley Trail at Girrahween Park
Girrahween Park gives access to the Two Valley trail, whose entrance sits beside the picnic area. The park is a starting or finishing point for bush walks and birdwatching walks, and its place within Wolli Creek Regional Park lets visitors explore the wider bushland valley. A walking route runs from Girrahween Park to Turrella Reserve for a longer bush outing, and the picnic area offers a place to rest before or after a walk.
Facilities at Girrahween Park
Getting to Girrahween Park
2-10 Sutton Avenue, Earlwood NSW 2206. There is a second entrance on Fauna Street, and parking is available nearby.
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- 📍Wolli Creek Regional Park
- 📍Two Valley trail
- 📍Turrella Reserve
Frequently asked questions about Girrahween Park
Can I take my dog to Girrahween Park?
Yes, dogs are allowed on a lead, but not within 10 metres of the play equipment or food areas.
Does Girrahween Park have a playground?
Yes, Council maintains a playground near the corner of Sutton Avenue and Minnamorra Avenue.
Are there BBQs at Girrahween Park?
Yes, the main picnic area has electric BBQ plates.
Are there public toilets at Girrahween Park?
Yes, public toilets stand near the main picnic area, and drinking water is available.
Is Girrahween Park wheelchair accessible?
Disabled access is available, and the operator can provide details.