Wolli Creek Regional Park

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Wolli Creek, Wolli Creek Regional Park. Photo: John Spencer © DCCEEW
Girawheen picnic area, Wolli Creek Regional Park. Photo: John Spencer
Moss, Wolli Creek Regional Park. Photo: John Spencer
Trees and native vegetation, Wolli Creek Regional Park. Photo: John Spencer © DCCEEW
Lookout, Wolli Creek Regional Park. Photo: John Spencer
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Wolli Creek Regional Park

Checked 13 Oct 2026, 9:05 am

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About

Wolli Creek Regional Park is a long sliver of greenery in Sydney's urban inner southwest; a beautiful gem in the suburbs.

It's an important place for the local community and the Wolli Creek Preservation Society continues to play an active role in bush regeneration activities. The park conserves a richly varied vegetation corridor along Wolli Creek, providing a home for an astonishing array of birdlife and grey headed flying foxes.

It's a great place for a morning walk along the Wolli Creek track, part of the longer Two Valley trail via Campsie and Bexley. If you're looking for a new barbecue spot, try Girrahween picnic area or the nearby Turella Reserve.

The park at a glance

Wolli Creek Regional Park is a precious pocket of bushland in Sydney. Volunteer to help out, enjoy a bushwalk, take your dog for a walk on a leash or have a picnic or barbecue..

Wolli Creek Regional Park is a long sliver of greenery in Sydney’s urban inner southwest; a beautiful gem in the suburbs.

It’s an important place for the local community and the Wolli Creek Preservation Society continues to play an active role in bush regeneration activities. The park conserves a richly varied vegetation corridor along Wolli Creek, providing a home for an astonishing array of birdlife and grey headed flying foxes.

It’s a great place for a morning walk along the Wolli Creek track, part of the longer Two Valley trail via Campsie and Bexley. If you’re looking for a new barbecue spot, try Girrahween picnic area or the nearby Turella Reserve.

Picnic areas
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Walks
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Plan your visit

Access, facilities and practical details.

Best times to visit

Spring

Enjoy the wildflowers along the walking track and bring your binoculars for birdwatching.

Summer

Take time out for a family picnic under the shady trees.

Autumn

The sunny, mild days of autumn are perfect for a walk or the kids to play in the playground.

Winter

The wildflowers begin to emerge in late winter. Make the most of a sunny day and come and see nature bursting into life.

Places to discover

Stay, explore and relax across the park.

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Picnic areas (1)

Walks in this park

1 walk

Plants and animals

1 species

Animals

  • Grey-headed flying-fox (Pteropus poliocephalus)

Protected species listed by NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service.

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Before you go

Opening

Always open

Nearby towns

Sydney City Centre (13 km) · Parramatta (25 km)

Get in touch

Phone

1300 072 757

Email

parks.info@environment.nsw.gov.au

Website

Visit website

Nielsen Park office

02 9337 5511npws.sydneysouth@environment.nsw.gov.au

Greycliffe House, Nielsen Park, 6 Steele Point Road, Vaucluse NSW 2030

Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm

Where you'll be

Bardwell Park NSW 2207

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