Berowra Valley Regional Park
Berowra Valley Regional Park is an 8.7-hectare bushland reserve in Westleigh NSW 2120, next to Berowra Valley National Park. Its standout feature is designated dog walking on the Bellamy, Daphne and Clarinda fire trails, which dogs can use in the regional park but not in the national park next door.
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About Berowra Valley Regional Park
Dog Walking Trails at Berowra Valley Regional Park
Berowra Valley Regional Park has designated dog walking trails: the Bellamy fire trail, the Daphne trail and the Clarinda trail. Dogs are allowed on these trails inside the regional park, but not in the neighbouring Berowra Valley National Park. The regional park covers 8.7 hectares of bushland, and most of the former regional park was moved into the national park in September 2012, leaving this smaller area for dog walking.
Facilities at Berowra Valley Regional Park
Visitor tips for Berowra Valley Regional Park
- ✓Call the Bobbin Head Visitor Centre on 02 9472 8949 for trail and access advice before walking the fire trails.
Getting to Berowra Valley Regional Park
Berowra Valley Regional Park is in Westleigh, next to Berowra Valley National Park. The nearest visitor centre is Bobbin Head Visitor Centre, 688 Ku-ring-gai Chase Road, Mount Colah NSW 2079.
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- 📍Bobbin Head Visitor Centre
- 📍Crosslands Reserve
Frequently asked questions about Berowra Valley Regional Park
Can you walk dogs at Berowra Valley Regional Park?
Yes. Dogs are allowed on the Bellamy, Daphne and Clarinda fire trails in the regional park, but not in the neighbouring Berowra Valley National Park.
Who manages Berowra Valley Regional Park?
The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service manages the park, and the Bobbin Head Visitor Centre takes enquiries on 02 9472 8949.
How big is Berowra Valley Regional Park?
The regional park covers 8.7 hectares and was created in March 1998.