Forest Sky Pier - (NSW)

Saad Habib Ahmed Two attractions are worth visiting. One is depiction of WW story through Hologram and second is the submarine control room, where you can actually use the periscope. Beside those, there are several other pieces of information. :)

Jared Dmello One of my favourite places to run! Gorgeous views, well kept path, water fill stations along the way!

Usher Nic (Tui) Large boulders worn by water into fantastic shapes. Climb on top to meditate or eat lunch. A sandy beach is minute or two downstream. Always cool in the heat. Sheltered from wind. Water quality is not good enough to swim but the water is clear even after rain. Plentiful ferns, flowers and birds. Few weeds. Very little rubbish.

Syed Daniyal Haider Nice little place. Great for a quick photo if you need green backgrounds. There is a small waterway close by and a trial too. Please note dogs are allowed here so sometimes there will be a few in the evening.

Marcie B My great grandfather (maternal) bequeathed the land for this beautiful park to the people of Hornsby with the proviso that the trees never be cut down. I live interstate but try and visit every time I’m in Sydney.

Fred Anth Cruz Nice park with shade. Perfect for summer. Very well maintained. Coffee shop is across the road

Sean Nairn Large mural / sculpture at the new western entrance to Waitara station. It comprises abstract representations of local native plants and flowers against a backdrop of wavy lines that invoke the numerous creeks and waterways in this part of northern Sydney. Easy to view as you walk into the station from the street.

Raghunath Mohan Kumar A great place for a picnic. There are a lot of spots to sit and place for everyone to play near the lake. There is pedal boat and kayaks available for rent. It is an excellent place. There is an entry fee to the national park. But that process is very much justified. It is well maintained and very neat. Adding photos. ❤️

H Kitty (themangopudding) Had no idea there was a museum here! Great collection of old things and interesting history on Hornsby and life in the 1930s to 1940s