Stony Range Regional Botanic Garden
Stony Range Regional Botanic Garden is an oasis of Australian native plants in Dee Why, famous for its spring floral displays. Its paths wind through several microclimates, and an accessible sensory track lets visitors touch, taste and smell labelled plants. Entry is free.
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About Stony Range Regional Botanic Garden
Accessible Sensory Track at Stony Range Regional Botanic Garden
Stony Range Regional Botanic Garden has an accessible sensory track, added in 2013 to extend its main walking route. Signs along the track point to plants that visitors can touch, taste, smell and look at, and the track is designed for people of all abilities. The garden's paths are described as wheelchair accessible, which makes the sensory track a practical option for visitors with mobility needs. Side tracks branch away from the sensory route, giving walkers a way to lengthen a visit.
Spring Floral Displays at Stony Range Regional Botanic Garden
Stony Range Regional Botanic Garden is famous for its spring floral displays, and spring is the season when its vivid colours are strongest. The displays are built from Australian native plants, which give the garden its character as an oasis in the northern beaches. The garden stays attractive throughout the year, but its plantings show the most colour once spring arrives.
Walking Circuit and Lookouts at Stony Range Regional Botanic Garden
Stony Range Regional Botanic Garden has a main walking circuit that takes approximately 20 minutes to complete. Intricate walkways lead through several microclimates, and side tracks offer extra walking beyond the loop. Benches are placed along the paths, and several lookout points give views across the garden. The circuit connects with the accessible sensory track, so walkers can combine both routes in a single visit.
Facilities at Stony Range Regional Botanic Garden
Visitor tips for Stony Range Regional Botanic Garden
- ✓Check the current opening hours with the operator before setting out.
- ✓Contact the operator ahead of your visit for specific access details.
Getting to Stony Range Regional Botanic Garden
The garden is at 810 Pittwater Road, Dee Why NSW 2099. Buses run to Dee Why from the city, Manly and Palm Beach, and Transport NSW publishes timetables. A parking area with disabled spots is available at the garden.
Open in Google Maps →Frequently asked questions about Stony Range Regional Botanic Garden
Are there BBQ facilities or picnic tables at Stony Range Botanic Garden?
Yes, the garden has barbecues and picnic tables, along with a large undercover area for gatherings.
What are the opening hours for Stony Range Regional Botanic Garden?
The garden is open from 8:00am to 8:30pm daily.
Is Stony Range Botanic Garden wheelchair accessible?
Its paths are described as wheelchair accessible, and an accessible sensory track was added in 2013 for people of all abilities.
Are there any events or guided tours held at Stony Range Regional Botanic Garden?
The garden hosts a Spring Festival every year.
What's the best time of year to visit Stony Range Botanic Garden?
Spring is the best time, when the floral displays show their most vivid colours, though the garden is attractive all year.