Edmondson Regional Park
Edmondson Regional Park is a 146 ha forested park spanning Denham Court and Edmondson Park in Sydney's south-west. Its most notable feature is an easy 1.6mi walking loop that takes 0.5–1hr, one of several walking and hiking trails through the park's natural forest.
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About Edmondson Regional Park
Walking Trails at Edmondson Regional Park
Edmondson Regional Park has walking and hiking trails for various fitness levels, so each visitor can choose a route that matches their ability. The short loop is an easy walk that suits casual walkers and families. Shelters along the trails give walkers and hikers a place to rest or take cover from the weather. A picnic table in the middle of the park offers a simple spot to sit and eat outdoors during a walk.
History and Setting of Edmondson Regional Park
Edmondson Regional Park covers 146 ha of natural forest and offers urban respite to people living in Sydney's south-west suburbs. The park is made up of the Cabramatta Creek precinct, a 48 ha area reserved in 2015, plus three areas the NSW Government acquired in 2024: Ingleburn, Maxwells Creek North and Maxwells Creek South. The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service manages Edmondson Regional Park.
Facilities at Edmondson Regional Park
Visitor tips for Edmondson Regional Park
- ✓Arrive early to get a space, as the car park is small.
- ✓Bring your own food and water for the walk.
Getting to Edmondson Regional Park
Edmondson Regional Park is in Denham Court NSW 2565, about 40 km south-west of Sydney's CBD, and stretches across the suburbs of Edmondson Park and Denham Court. It is accessible by public transport and by car, and free parking is available in a small lot.
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How long is the walking loop at Edmondson Regional Park?
The loop is 1.6mi long and is an easy walk of about half an hour to an hour.
Are there picnic facilities at Edmondson Regional Park?
Yes, a picnic table sits in the centre of the park, and the trails have shelters for cover.
Is parking free at Edmondson Regional Park?
Yes, parking at the park is free, though the lot is small.
Can you get to Edmondson Regional Park by public transport?
Yes, the park can be reached by public transport as well as by car.
How big is Edmondson Regional Park?
It covers 146 ha, including the 48 ha Cabramatta Creek precinct.