Girrahween Park - Earlwood (NSW)

4 /5 Priscilla: Great leisurely bushwalk for family! Just remember parts of it get rocky so not suitable for prams. Three and nine year olds loved it, especially the cave along the way. There is a colony of fruit bats near one end with signs telling you to be careful and quiet. We saw loads of them making heaps of noise. At the beginning there are BBQs and undercover seating. There are toilets too but weve never seen them open... If you park on Sutton Ave, Earlwood, there is a set of steps leading down to the walk. Adjacent to the entrance is a small playground for younger kids.

4 /5 Debbie Hoang: First time visit and definitely worth exploring more. Met other walkers and dogs alike. Flying fox camp was a treat too. We started at Turrella Reserve to Girrahween Park. Only downside was no toilets at either reserve or park.

5 /5 Billy Tang: Such a lovely walk that requires actual walking along a track and not just a footpath. The bats are cool to see which are located halfway between Turella and Bardwell Park station. And my little girl loves seeing the train go by. Id avoid the track after heavy rains, it will be too muddy over sections.

5 /5 Albert Tedjadiputra: Discover a picturesque and serene haven, perfect for enjoying an outdoor picnic or embarking on a scenic hiking adventure. This charming park features several well-maintained picnic tables where you can savor your meals amidst the lush greenery. Comfortable outdoor benches provide ideal spots to unwind and immerse yourself in the stunning beauty of nature surrounding you. As you make your way to the park area, be prepared to encounter a series of charming steps that lead you down to this tranquil oasis. Ample street parking is available in the peaceful suburb of Earlwood, making it convenient for visitors. Don’t forget that you can also bring your furry friend along; this welcoming park is pet-friendly, ensuring a delightful day out for both you and your dog. This park features a picturesque, winding track that leads to Wolli Creek Park, providing an excellent vantage point to observe the bats in their natural habitat. As you stroll along the path, youll be surrounded by lush greenery and the soothing sounds of nature, making the experience of watching these fascinating creatures even more enchanting.