Cumberland Plains Woodlands
Cumberland Plains Woodlands in Kellyville protects a critically endangered ecological community native to western Sydney, with grey box and forest red gum trees as its signature species. Several walking tracks lead visitors through the woodland, and dogs are allowed on a leash.
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About Cumberland Plains Woodlands
Walking Tracks at Cumberland Plains Woodlands
Cumberland Plains Woodlands has several walking tracks and trails that wind through the native landscape of the Cumberland Plain. The tracks suit casual walkers and families who want to observe native flora and fauna in a serene environment. Shaded areas sit beneath the mature woodland canopy, which keeps the tracks cool and makes the woodlands a comfortable walk during warmer months.
Endangered Woodland at Cumberland Plains Woodlands
Cumberland Plains Woodlands preserves Cumberland Plain Woodland, a critically endangered ecological community native to western Sydney and one of its most threatened natural communities. Grey box and forest red gum trees characterise the woodland. A visit offers a chance to learn about the ecological significance of the Cumberland Plain and the conservation efforts protecting it, which suits family nature visits and ecological education.
Facilities at Cumberland Plains Woodlands
Getting to Cumberland Plains Woodlands
Kellyville NSW 2155. Nearby Kellyville Memorial Park has 250 parking spaces.
Open in Google Maps →Nearby Kellyville
- 📍Kellyville Memorial Park
- 📍Centenary of ANZAC Reserve
- 📍Bernie Mullane Sports Complex
- 📍Rouse Hill Regional Park
- 📍Cumberland State Forest
Frequently asked questions about Cumberland Plains Woodlands
Can I take my dog off-leash at Cumberland Plains Woodlands?
No, dogs must stay on a leash, especially in environmentally sensitive areas that protect the endangered woodland. Check the signage for any designated off-leash areas or extra restrictions.
Are there picnic areas or BBQs at Cumberland Plains Woodlands?
For picnic areas and BBQs, head to nearby Centenary of ANZAC Reserve or Bernie Mullane Sports Complex, which also have playgrounds.
Where can I park near Cumberland Plains Woodlands?
Park at nearby Kellyville Memorial Park, whose car park holds 250 cars.
Is Cumberland Plains Woodlands good for a family walk?
Yes, the tracks suit families on a casual walk, and the woodland is a chance to show children a threatened ecosystem.