Rouse Hill Regional Park
A children's play area with a flying fox and wooden maze, plus a 1.6 km shared track for cycling and walking, makes Rouse Hill Regional Park a family outing spot in Sydney's north-west. Picnic shelters, barbecue areas and the historic Rouse Hill Estate walk add to the park's day-out appeal.
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About Rouse Hill Regional Park
Playground and Bike Track at Rouse Hill Regional Park
Rouse Hill Regional Park has a children's play area for kids aged 2 to 12, equipped with a wooden maze, swings, a slippery dip, a rope bridge and a flying fox. Rouse Hill Regional Park also has a separate toddlers' play space and a toddlers' cycle track for younger children. The park's 1.6 km shared track carries cyclists, rollerbladers and walkers, and families use the park's bike trails for longer rides. Rouse Hill Regional Park's open grass areas are used for ball games.
Dog Walking Rules at Rouse Hill Regional Park
Rouse Hill Regional Park allows dogs, but every dog must be kept on a leash at all times. Dog owners at Rouse Hill Regional Park must pick up after their dogs. Dogs are not permitted inside the park's pavilions, including Moluccana, Fibrosa and Crebra. Rouse Hill Regional Park does not offer an off-leash area, so dogs are walked on lead along the park's tracks and grounds.
Moluccana Pavilion Hire at Rouse Hill Regional Park
Rouse Hill Regional Park has the Moluccana Pavilion, available for exclusive hire seven days a week. The Moluccana Pavilion holds up to 60 people, with 30 to 40 seated, and includes picnic tables, a carpark, toilets and electric power. Bookings for the Moluccana Pavilion are made online or by calling the National Parks Contact Centre on 1300 072 757. The Fibrosa and Crebra Pavilions at Rouse Hill Regional Park also provide electric power, picnic tables and barbecue facilities.
Facilities at Rouse Hill Regional Park
Visitor tips for Rouse Hill Regional Park
- ✓Mobile phone reception is limited in the park, and you need reception to call Triple Zero (000), so arrange signal before you go. The park may close at short notice in poor weather or fire danger, so check current alerts first.
- ✓Winter weekends suit picnics, autumn suits bike riding, and early mornings in spring suit jogging.
- ✓Barbecues are not permitted on Total Fire Ban days, and used coals must go in the coal bins provided. Balloons, confetti and jumping castles are not permitted in the park.
Getting to Rouse Hill Regional Park
Worcester Road, Rouse Hill NSW 2155. From the M7, exit at Old Windsor Road, which becomes Windsor Road, and travel north. At Rouse Hill, turn left into Rouse Road, then turn right into Worcester Road and follow the park signs. Free parking is available at the Rouse Hill picnic area and playground, and parking can be limited on busy days.
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Is Rouse Hill Regional Park good for a family day out?
Yes, the park has a children's play area for ages 2 to 12, a toddlers' play space, picnic shelters and barbecue areas. A 1.6 km shared track also gives families space to cycle and walk.
Can I take my dog to Rouse Hill Regional Park?
Yes, dogs are permitted but must be kept on a leash at all times, and owners must pick up after them. Dogs are not allowed inside the pavilions.
Are there playgrounds for kids at Rouse Hill Regional Park?
Yes, a children's play area with a wooden maze, swings, a slippery dip, a rope bridge and a flying fox sits alongside a toddlers' play space.
Does Rouse Hill Regional Park have toilets and baby change facilities?
The park has public toilets at the Rouse Hill picnic area and playground and along the Rouse Hill Estate walk.
Can I have a BBQ or picnic at Rouse Hill Regional Park?
Yes, barbecue facilities are at the picnic area and playground and at the Fibrosa and Crebra Pavilions. Visitors can bring their own gas or charcoal/heat bead barbecue, except on Total Fire Ban days.