Western Sydney Parklands
Western Sydney Parklands is a 200-hectare park in Bungarribee NSW 2767. Its standout feature is the Warrigal Run, Sydney's largest dog off-leash area. The park also has a 14-metre-high playtower, a 50-metre flying-fox, water play equipment, 20 barbecues and sealed walking and cycling tracks.
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About Western Sydney Parklands
Playtower and Playgrounds at Western Sydney Parklands
Western Sydney Parklands has a 14-metre-high playtower near the Doonside Road and Holbeche Road entrance. The playtower contains passageways, ropes, climbing ledges, viewing windows and slides, with protective mesh and other safety features. The climbing tower offers wheelchair access, and its top gives panoramic views. Western Sydney Parklands also has a 50-metre-long flying-fox, giant swings and water play equipment for children. Each playground sits close to toilets, drinking fountains and picnic shelters.
Walking and Cycling Tracks at Western Sydney Parklands
Western Sydney Parklands has two sealed tracks, the Heart Crossing Loop and the Bungarribee Trail, both suited to walking and cycling. Two bike paths, the Bunya shared path and the Warmuli Trail, add further riding routes. The wider landscape supports mountain biking, running and bird watching, and the parklands stretch 27 km from north to south. Walkers and riders pass through wide open scenic space across the 200-hectare site.
Facilities at Western Sydney Parklands
Visitor tips for Western Sydney Parklands
- ✓Arrive early to claim a barbecue or shelter, since they are shared on a first-come, first-served basis.
Getting to Western Sydney Parklands
Entrance at the intersection of Doonside Road and Holbeche Road, Bungarribee NSW 2767. The park has large car parks, with accessible car parking close to each playground.
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- 📍Sydney Zoo (opened 2019 next to the Parklands)
- 📍Wawarrawarri Park
- 📍Bungarribee Homestead Park
Frequently asked questions about Western Sydney Parklands
Can I take my dog off-leash at Western Sydney Parklands?
Yes, dogs can run free in the Warrigal Run, the off-leash area on Doonside Road.
Are there BBQs and picnic shelters at Western Sydney Parklands?
Yes, the park has 20 barbecues beside 13 shaded picnic shelters.
Are there toilets at Western Sydney Parklands?
Yes, public toilets are located near every playground, along with drinking fountains.
Is the playtower at Western Sydney Parklands wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the tower is wheelchair accessible, so families with mobility needs can use it.
Is there parking at Western Sydney Parklands?
Yes, the park has large car parks, including accessible spots by the playgrounds.