Marramarra National Park
The 21 km return Canoelands Ridge walking track makes Marramarra National Park a bushland destination for experienced bushwalkers in northern Sydney's Hawkesbury region, with campgrounds at Gentlemans Halt, Marramarra Creek and Twin Beaches, and canoeing and kayaking on its waterways.
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About Marramarra National Park
Canoelands Ridge Walking Track at Marramarra National Park
Marramarra National Park has the Canoelands Ridge walking track, a 21 km return walk graded 4 that takes 8 to 10 hours. The track is a formed path with some obstacles, occasional steps and short steep hills, and its markings are limited. The walk is rated for experienced bushwalkers, and it starts from a parking area on Canoelands Road. Marramarra National Park also has a Canoelands Ridge horse riding trail and the Marramarra Ridge to Smugglers Ridge walking track.
Campgrounds at Marramarra National Park
Marramarra National Park has three campgrounds: Gentlemans Halt, Marramarra Creek and Twin Beaches. Overnight camping is available at the Gentlemans Halt and Marramarra Creek campgrounds, and Twin Beaches is also open for camping. Camp fires and solid fuel burners are permitted in the park. Visitors are encouraged to bring gas or fuel stoves, especially in summer during the fire season.
Facilities at Marramarra National Park
Visitor tips for Marramarra National Park
- ✓Mobile reception is limited in the park, so download maps in the free NSW National Parks app before you go, as you need reception to call Triple Zero.
- ✓Carry a topographic map and compass or a GPS, because the walks lead to remote country.
- ✓A current NSW recreational fishing licence is required for fishing in all waters.
Getting to Marramarra National Park
Marramarra National Park is reached by Canoelands Road, which runs into the park from Canoelands NSW 2157. The Canoelands Ridge walking track starts from a parking area on the left of Canoelands Road, where the walk begins. Access is by car.
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Can I bring my dog to Marramarra National Park?
No. Pets and domestic animals are not permitted in the park, other than certified assistance animals.
Are there campgrounds at Marramarra National Park?
Yes. Gentlemans Halt, Marramarra Creek and Twin Beaches campgrounds offer overnight camping in the park.
Is there parking for the Canoelands Ridge walking track?
Yes. A parking area sits at the start of the Canoelands Ridge walking track on Canoelands Road.
Do I need a licence to fish in Marramarra National Park?
Yes. A current NSW recreational fishing licence is required when fishing in all waters of the park.