Mirambeena Regional Park
Mirambeena Regional Park is a 20 ha urban park and nature reserve in Lansdowne, NSW 2163, best known for the 2.1 km sealed cycling track in its Lansdowne Reserve section. The park also has lakes, several playgrounds, electric barbecues, picnic shelters and walking tracks through natural bushland.
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About Mirambeena Regional Park
Playgrounds at Mirambeena Regional Park
Mirambeena Regional Park has playgrounds in several areas. The Garrison Point picnic area has a playground and toilets, and Flinders Slopes has a playground with a picnic shelter. Between Lake Gillawarna and Flinders Slopes, Mirambeena Regional Park has an upgraded playground with modern equipment, including a very high slide, a play tower, swings and an area for younger children. The park has multiple restrooms, including a public toilet block in Lansdowne Reserve.
BBQ and Picnic Areas at Mirambeena Regional Park
Mirambeena Regional Park has electric barbecue spots, picnic shelters and seating across its picnic areas. The Garrison Point picnic area sits next to Lake Gillawarna and has a barbecue, sheltered areas and a view over the lake, which homes along Henry Lawson Drive hide from the road. Garrison Point is popular for community events and has hosted major public Australia Day celebrations. Lansdowne Reserve, within the park, also has picnic shelters.
Walking and Cycling Tracks at Mirambeena Regional Park
Mirambeena Regional Park has a 2.1 km sealed standard cycling track in Lansdowne Reserve. Walking tracks run through natural bushland, and kilometres of winding walkways cross grassy areas with large trees. Several pedestrian and cycle tracks cross the park as part of the Georges River recreation track, which runs about 9 km south to East Hills, and a path links the park to the Duck River trail. The park also has cross-country tracks, and its longest listed walking route is 3.5 miles, with an estimated time of 59 minutes.
Facilities at Mirambeena Regional Park
Visitor tips for Mirambeena Regional Park
- ✓Visit in spring or autumn, the best seasons for walking in the park.
- ✓Check conditions after heavy rain, as most of the park sits in a high flood risk zone.
- ✓Expect reduced water quality in the lakes and ponds, which suffer from stormwater pollution.
Getting to Mirambeena Regional Park
Henry Lawson Drive, Lansdowne NSW 2163. Vehicle access is from Beatty Parade, off Horsley Drive, Georges Hall. Access roads have carpark zones and entry signage, parking is ample, and Lansdowne Reserve has an unofficial carpark on Henry Lawson Drive. No bus routes run on Henry Lawson Drive, but bus stops near Amaroo Avenue give access to Amaroo Reserve and, via a pedestrian flyover, to Lake Gillawarna.
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- 📍Amaroo Reserve
- 📍Shortland Brush
- 📍Lansdowne Bridge
- 📍Georges River
- 📍Duck River trail
- 📍Tom Uren Lookout
- 📍7 Peacekeepers Monument
Frequently asked questions about Mirambeena Regional Park
Is there a playground at Mirambeena Regional Park?
Yes, there are playgrounds at Garrison Point and Flinders Slopes, plus an upgraded one with a play tower, a very high slide and space for younger children.
Can I have a BBQ at Mirambeena Regional Park?
Yes, electric barbecues and picnic shelters are spread through the park, with a barbecue and lake views at Garrison Point.
Are there toilets at Mirambeena Regional Park?
Yes, there are several restrooms, including toilets at the Garrison Point picnic area and a toilet block in Lansdowne Reserve.
Is there parking at Mirambeena Regional Park?
Yes, the park has plenty of parking, including carpark zones along its access roads and an unofficial carpark at Lansdowne Reserve. Entry to the park is free.
What are the opening hours for Mirambeena Regional Park?
The park is open all year, with listed hours of 5:00 AM to 8:00 PM daily.