Strangers Creek Park
Strangers Creek Park is a waterfront park in Norwest where walking paths follow Strangers Creek through a serene natural setting. The creek draws native waterbirds such as coots, waterhens, cormorants and ducks, and the park is surrounded by the shops and cafes of the Norwest precinct.
Best for
Scenic walksWaterfront views
Facilities at Strangers Creek Park
🛝Playground✗
🔥BBQ Facilities✗
🚻Toilets✗
💧Drinking Water
🅿️Parking✗
🍽️Picnic Tables✗
🏃Walking Paths
🏅Sports Fields✗
🐕Dogs✗
• Walking paths with scenic water views
Getting to Strangers Creek Park
Strangers Creek Park is in Norwest NSW 2153, within a 10-minute walk of Norwest Metro Station.
Open in Google Maps →Nearby Norwest
- 📍Crestwood Reserve
- 📍Caddies Creek Reserve
- 📍Turkeys Nest Recreation Park
- 📍Kellyville Circuit Walk – The Turkeys Nest Walk (5.7 km)
Frequently asked questions about Strangers Creek Park
Are there walking tracks at Strangers Creek Park?
Yes, paths run beside the creek and suit easy, leisurely strolls.
Is Strangers Creek Park good for families?
Yes, its peaceful setting suits picnics and relaxed outdoor time for visitors of all ages.
How do I get to Strangers Creek Park by public transport?
Catch the metro to Norwest, then walk for up to 10 minutes.
Can I see wildlife at Strangers Creek Park?
Yes, waterbirds such as coots, waterhens, cormorants and ducks can be spotted along the creek, set among natural woodland scenery.