Peppercorn Park
Peppercorn Park is a bushland reserve in Frenchs Forest with a duck pond, electric BBQs and shelters. The park sits at the top of the Narrabeen Lagoon catchment, where the headwaters of Middle Creek begin, and it supports threatened Heath Monitors.
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About Peppercorn Park
Bushland and Wildlife Corridor at Peppercorn Park
Peppercorn Park is bushland with Sydney Coastal Heath and Sydney Coastal Dry Sclerophyll Forests. Its dominant plants include Angophora costata, Eucalyptus piperita, Corymbia gummifera and Banksia ericifolia. The park is important habitat for local native fauna, and its wildlife corridor provides shelter for animals moving between Jindabyne Reserve and the Middle Creek catchment area. The park supports numerous animal and bird species, including the threatened Red-crowned Toadlet.
Facilities at Peppercorn Park
Getting to Peppercorn Park
Carnarvon Drive, Frenchs Forest NSW 2086.
Open in Google Maps →Nearby Frenchs Forest
- 📍Jindabyne Reserve
Frequently asked questions about Peppercorn Park
Does Peppercorn Park have a playground?
Yes. The park has a slide and two swings.
Are there BBQs at Peppercorn Park?
Yes, the park has electric barbecues.
Is there a duck pond at Peppercorn Park?
Yes, a duck pond with sprinklers sits in the park.
Who manages Peppercorn Park?
Northern Beaches Council manages the park.