Richard Webb Reserve
Richard Webb Reserve is a bushland park on Aiken Road in West Pennant Hills with a recently upgraded frog-themed playground and covered picnic tables. Its most notable feature is that it marks the start of the Waterfall Walk, a 3.4-kilometre return trail along Darling Mills Creek past Blue Gums, sandstone gullies and a waterfall.
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About Richard Webb Reserve
Frog-Themed Playground at Richard Webb Reserve
Richard Webb Reserve has a recently upgraded playground with a frog theme, built for children of various ages. The play equipment includes swings, a see-saw and a play frame with two slides. Covered picnic tables stand beside the playground, giving families shaded seating for a casual meal or a gathering while children play. The playground sits at the top of the park and makes a comfortable base before heading down to the walking tracks.
Waterfall Walk at Richard Webb Reserve
Richard Webb Reserve is the starting point of the Waterfall Walk, a 3.4-kilometre return trail of moderate grade that follows Darling Mills Creek. The route uses graded fire trails and bush tracks through tall Blue Gums, sandstone gullies and seasonal wildflowers to a waterfall. An optional steep climb and descent adds a harder section for keener hikers. A small creek about 10 minutes along the walk gives children a place to play with natural materials.
Facilities at Richard Webb Reserve
Visitor tips for Richard Webb Reserve
- ✓Walk the Waterfall Walk in the cooler months or early in the morning to avoid the heat on the trail.
- ✓Bring water and wear sturdy footwear on the bush tracks.
- ✓Community volunteers can take part in the Richard Webb Bushcare Group.
Getting to Richard Webb Reserve
127 Aiken Road, West Pennant Hills NSW 2125, near the Hill Road roundabout. Street parking is available in the surrounding residential streets.
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- 📍Darling Mills Creek
Frequently asked questions about Richard Webb Reserve
Are dogs allowed at Richard Webb Reserve?
Yes, on a leash, but dogs are not permitted in the children's play area, food preparation and eating areas, or wildlife protection areas.
Is Richard Webb Reserve good for young children?
Yes, the frog-themed playground appeals to younger children, and the creek along the walk gives them somewhere to explore.
How long is the Waterfall Walk at Richard Webb Reserve?
The Waterfall Walk is 3.4 kilometres return and is rated moderate, with an optional steep section.
What are the opening hours of Richard Webb Reserve?
Richard Webb Reserve is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
Where do I park at Richard Webb Reserve?
Park on the street in the residential area around Aiken Road.