Parks in Hornsby Heights, NSW 2077
Parks in Hornsby Heights
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Berowra Valley National Park
Berowra Valley National Park is a bushland valley park in Hornsby Heights NSW 2077, and its standout feature is a 25 km stretch of the Great North Walk running through its bush. The park also reaches the quiet waters of Berowra Creek, where canoeing, kayaking and fishing are available.
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Hopeville Park
Hopeville Park in Hornsby Heights pairs a playground with a carousel and embankment slide alongside a small kids' BMX circuit with berms and small jumps, set around a large grassy area on Marine Crescent that also holds picnic sites and drinking water.
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Leonora Close Park
Leonora Close Park is a small, quiet neighbourhood park in Hornsby Heights NSW 2077, known for its playground with play equipment, covered picnic table and small patch of bushland to explore. Open grass for running around and shaded areas make it a relaxed spot for families.
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Montview Oval
Montview Oval in Hornsby Heights is a sporting oval on Montview Parade, and its standout feature is the sportsground amenities upgrade under way beside the oval, which adds accessible toilets, improved change rooms and extra storage for players and the general community.
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Rofe Park
Rofe Park is a bushland reserve in Hornsby Heights on Galston Road, with a main oval used for baseball in summer and Australian rules football in winter, and an off-leash dog area. A 717-metre concrete path loops around the oval for walking and cycling.
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Scribbly Gum Park
Scribbly Gum Park in Hornsby Heights NSW 2077 is a large open grassy park whose standout feature is its playground with basic play equipment, set within open lawn. Visitors come for simple outdoor play and open space. Bush walks and Crosslands Reserve are close by.
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Ulolo Community Park
Ulolo Community Park is a large open grassy park in Hornsby Heights NSW 2077. Its standout feature is a street library alongside a playground that was upgraded in August 2026 with new equipment and safer soft-fall surfaces. Newly added pathways, seating and shade planting make it a relaxed local stop.
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