Gordon Falls Reserve is a popular dog-friendly park in Leura where dogs are welcome on lead. You'll find shaded areas, drinking water, BBQs, parking, and toilets nearby, and dog waste bags are usually available.
Dogs are welcome on leash in Gordon Falls Reserve. Keep your dog at least 10 metres from children's play equipment and from BBQs, picnic tables or other facilities provided for preparing or eating food. The reserve sits on the escarpment edge, and walking tracks descending into the Jamison Valley enter Blue Mountains National Park, where dogs are not permitted.
Nice well maintained picnic area with grass to walk on lead. Borders national park, dogs not allowed on the trail.
Located at 16-26 Lone Pine Avenue, Leura, New South Wales, Australia 🇦🇺 This beautiful place features the Gordon Falls picnic area which has a great children’s playground, plenty of seating and has recently renovated and the Pool of Siloam which is absolutely gorgeous but there’s a lot of steps and can be quite steep. This also includes the Gordon Falls Lookout which offers absolutely stunning views but it’s also steep in some areas and the steps can be quite difficult. Definitely not recommended for people with mobility issues. But if you can do it, highly recommend. Well worth it. There are no dogs 🐕 allowed and bins 🚮 are not found on walking trails so all rubbish to be taken with you and disposed of later. There’s good parking 🅿️ facilities but can fill up fast. Particularly on a busy day. There’s also good toilet 🚻 facilities and BBQ facilities. Very family friendly. Highly recommend!! Thumbs up!! 👍👍
Really clean and lovely picnic area, newly upgraded with clean toilets, bubbles, clean bbq’s and parking.
Took my granddaughter to visit this place. Easy to find at the end of the leura mall road. Some stairs down to the lookout but not hard. And well worth the few stairs. What a view. Theres parking and a van selling coffees and snacks. The track is part of the cliff walk.
A nice park with 4 portable toilet cubicles that were very clean. There were a good amount of benches and 2 little stone huts. Main disappointment is that even a reserve like this apparently needs a parking meter that costs $3/15minutes. Would only come if I can find free parking 😤
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