La Valla Park
La Valla Park is a 2.34-hectare green open space in the centre of Gregory Hills. Its most notable feature is 800m of walking and cycling tracks along a shallow valley, where a small stream flows into a pond. The park also has three picnic shelters, two with barbecue facilities, and skate equipment.
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About La Valla Park
Picnic Shelters and BBQs at La Valla Park
La Valla Park has three picnic shelters, and two of these shelters have barbecue facilities, so visitors have a covered place to cook and eat outdoors. Skate equipment sits in the same area as the picnic shelters. The green open space across the park gives groups room for picnics. The planting and stream setting make La Valla Park a relaxed place for family gatherings and weekend lunches.
Walking and Cycling Tracks at La Valla Park
The tracks at La Valla Park suit walking, running, hiking and cycling, and a bike path runs through the green open space. The route winds past plenty of planting, and because the park spans approximately 450m in length, the valley gives walkers and cyclists a long, continuous route. Several shelters beside the paths provide space for stretching and light exercise during a walk or ride.
Facilities at La Valla Park
Visitor tips for La Valla Park
- ✓Bring your board or scooter if you plan to use the skate equipment.
Getting to La Valla Park
La Valla Park is at 7 Minnamurra Drive, Gregory Hills NSW 2557, and is reached via Donovan Boulevard to Kavanagh Street. Free parking is available nearby.
Open in Google Maps →Frequently asked questions about La Valla Park
Is La Valla Park dog friendly?
Yes, dogs can run, play and socialise on the open fields, though La Valla Park is not an official dog park.
Can I take my dog off-leash at La Valla Park?
Lead rules are set locally and posted at the park entrance, so check them on arrival.
Can I have a BBQ at La Valla Park?
Yes, two of the three picnic shelters have barbecues you can cook on.
Is there parking at La Valla Park?
Yes, visitors can park for free close to the park.
Are there walking paths at La Valla Park?
Yes, 800m of tracks and a bike path suit walkers, runners and cyclists.