Mowbray Park
Mowbray Park is a 16.1 ha area of remnant bushland along the Lane Cove River in Lane Cove North, NSW 2066. Its standout feature is the walking track through the riverside bushland. The park also has BBQs, picnic tables and a shelter.
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About Mowbray Park
Riverside Bushland and Walking Track at Mowbray Park
The park covers 16.1 ha of bushland, and its walking track lets visitors move through the reserve on foot. Mowbray Park suits anyone who wants to spend time outdoors beside the river, with the walking track giving a direct route through the natural setting.
Aboriginal Heritage Sites at Mowbray Park
Mowbray Park contains a number of Aboriginal sites within its bushland, giving the reserve significant cultural heritage. Visitors can find middens, shelters, artwork, axe grinding grooves and a campsite here. The park's facilities also include a historical or cultural feature, so the heritage elements sit alongside the riverside landscape.
BBQ and Picnic Areas at Mowbray Park
Mowbray Park has a barbecue area and picnic tables for visitors who want to eat outdoors beside the Lane Cove River. The park also provides park benches and a shelter, giving people places to sit and rest. Mowbray Park's shelter and benches sit among the bushland, so groups can stop for a meal and then continue along the walking track.
Facilities at Mowbray Park
Getting to Mowbray Park
Mowbray Park is located on Mowbray Road West, Lane Cove North NSW 2066. Parking is available at the park. The Rotary Athletic Field car park at the western end of Mowbray Road is also used as a meeting point. A bus bay is located on Mowbray Road West.
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- 📍Rotary Athletic Field
Frequently asked questions about Mowbray Park
What facilities does Mowbray Park in Lane Cove North have?
Mowbray Park has a barbecue, picnic tables, park benches, a shelter, public art and a walking track. It also includes a historical or cultural feature and Aboriginal sites such as middens and axe grinding grooves.
Can I have a BBQ or picnic at Mowbray Park?
Yes, the park has a barbecue area and picnic tables, with a shelter and park benches nearby for groups.
Where can I park when visiting Mowbray Park, and is parking free?
The park has parking on Mowbray Road West in Lane Cove North. The Rotary Athletic Field car park at the western end of Mowbray Road is also used as a meeting point.
Are there good walking paths or bushwalking tracks around Mowbray Park?
Yes, the park has a walking track through its 16.1 ha of remnant bushland along the Lane Cove River.
What makes Mowbray Park in Lane Cove North special compared to other parks nearby?
It is a long, continuous stretch of remnant bushland on the Lane Cove River that contains a number of Aboriginal sites, including middens, shelters, artwork, axe grinding grooves and a campsite.