Bungarribee Park

Bungarribee Park offers 200 hectares of wide-open scenic space. It has 2 sealed tracks – the Heart Crossing loop and the Bungarribee trail – which are fantastic for walking and cycling.

It also has one of Sydney’s largest off-leash dog areas, the Warrigal Dog Run, and an awesome playground with climbing tower, slides, a flying fox, swings and water play equipment.

If you’d like something to eat or drink, check out Harvey's Social, next to the Warrigal Dog Run, or the Sydney Zoo Waffle Wagon, which is at the back of Sydney Zoo and accessible from the Bungarribee Park car park.

Walking, running and cycling

Sealed tracks, including one that runs between the Great Western Highway and Eastern Road, make Bungarribee Park a terrific place to walk or cycle.

Stroll Western Sydney Parklands' rolling countryside on the Bungaribee Trail. The 4km to 6km walk takes you through wetlands teeming with birdlife and grasslands abundant with native wildflowers, kangaroos and wallabies.

The wetland around Bungarribee and Eastern Creek is protected. We are gradually planting 20 hectares of native wildflowers and thousands of native trees to restore the original landscape, known as the Cumberland Plain.

Facilities at Bungarribee Park

Directions

The entrance is on the corner of Doonside Road and Holbeche Road.

There are 2 large car parks (the Runway Car park and the Greenbelt Car park). Park only in the bays marked by signs and symbols. Time limits apply in some areas.

Picnic shelters

• 18 picnic shelters: 
  • 8 are available free of charge on a first-come, first-served basis
  • 10 can be booked for parties and special occasions.
• The shelters you can book have a capacity of: 
  • 60 people (45 seated, 15 standing)
  • 90 people (45 seated, 45 standing). 

View picnics for more details.

Barbecues

• 26 electric barbecues are available for everyone to use, free of charge. Please leave them clean and tidy when you are finished.
• 7 coal barbecue stations have concrete platforms for you to place your own barbecue on. These are available for everyone to use, free of charge. Please leave them clean and tidy when you are finished. Put heat beads or coal waste in the coal bins provided.
• You can only use portable coal and gas barbecues at the designated coal barbecue stations.

If there’s a Total Fire Ban, you can only use the parklands’ electric barbecues. If you need help, contact our office or a ranger.

Toilets

Toilets, including accessible facilities, are at the 2 car parks.