Berowra Valley National Park
Berowra Valley National Park is a park in Hornsby Heights. Dogs are not currently allowed at this park.
Dog rules
Dogs are prohibited in all NSW National Parks and nature reserves under the National Parks and Wildlife Act 1974.
At a glance
Before you go
- 🚫Official source advises dogs are not allowed — we don't recommend visiting with your dog.
What people say
You can see stunning view from the lookout, not busy and quiet. Easy access to the lookout mainly wheelchair accessible & there is a childrens playground and few parking spots so may just need to park on Wyanna street. Lookout is a lovely spot for a walk with stunning sunset views!
We had a great day walking in the area. Parked near the eastern side of the ferry and walk north and up the track. Then south to the lookout above the ferry. It was a steep walk up with some stairs, but that was made up by coming down them at the end. A relaxed 4 hour walk.
The gentleman I met at Barnetts lookout told me about a great place. He was a very proud man. He showed me the cave under the cliff.
An 8 hours walk starting from berowra exploring many trails along the way. It is a very quiet area, not so many hikers use that road. I came across 6 givers for the 8 hours. However, I passed by a camping ground, which was a kind of a break from being a lobe for all that time. There are so many interesting and breathtaking views. I did not see many places to swim. But it is definitely the walk you would want to do in a life time.
Lots of tracks to explore, not busy at all. Fresh water especially after a rainy day! Lots of birds singing around. Highly recommend for a weekend to recharge your battery for a week
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