Deep Creek Reserve - North Narrabeen (NSW)

3 /5 Andreas Ludwig: Probably a nice trail. Unfortunately, we did not anticipate that dogs would be banned to enter - and we came with our dog, specifically because it is not a National Park. The area around the parking lot can only give a little glimpse of what you can see... Too bad.

5 /5 Chris Howell: Another nice quiet park , lots of bike tracks and the waterfall was graceful after rain.

5 /5 Mateusz Bernacki: A Hidden Gem for Paddleboarding and Kayaking (BYO Equipment) Deep Creek, located next to Narrabeen on Sydney’s Northern Beaches, is an incredible spot for paddleboarding and kayaking—especially if you’re looking for a peaceful escape into nature. The calm, sheltered waters make it an ideal location for both beginners and experienced paddlers. Since it’s a quieter part of Narrabeen Lagoon, you won’t have to worry about heavy boat traffic, making it a safe and relaxing place to explore. One of the best things about Deep Creek is its beautiful natural surroundings. As you paddle, you’ll often see plenty of birdlife, including pelicans and herons, and if you’re lucky, you might spot fish jumping out of the water. The area is especially stunning in the early morning or late afternoon when the light reflects beautifully off the water. However, it’s important to note that there are no rental facilities here, so you’ll need to bring your own paddleboard or kayak. The water quality is generally good, though it’s best to visit after a period of dry weather to avoid any runoff affecting the creek. There’s easy access with a grassy area near the water, making it convenient to launch your board or kayak. Parking is generally available nearby, and the spot is usually quiet, adding to its charm. If you have your own gear and want a tranquil paddling experience away from the crowds, Deep Creek is absolutely worth visiting. It’s a fantastic hidden gem for nature lovers and water sports enthusiasts alike!

4 /5 paul cristina: Nice spot to visit and take in the beautiful scenery and explore the surrounding tracks and waterways.

5 /5 Sergio Valenta: Amazingly beautiful dog friendly park with a creek and waterfall, great spot to take the kayak out usually very quiet just avoid the Saturday and Sunday morning crowd