Western Sydney Parklands Richmond Road

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Updated 17 July 2026

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Western Sydney Parklands Richmond Road is the starting point for the Binyang Matta short loop and the longer Binyang Matta trail, with walking routes through grassland, wetlands and woodland.

Dog rules

Dogs are welcome on leash and must remain under their owner’s control.

At a glance

On-leash onlyAdmin team verified
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489 Richmond Rd, Quakers Hill NSW 2763

Before you go

  • 💧No confirmed drinking water — bring your own to be safe.
  • 🌳No shade confirmed — take it easy on warmer days.
  • 🗑Poo bags not confirmed — best to bring your own.

What people say

★★★★★4 years ago

Went for this amazing long walk ( about 2 hours). At western Sydney Parkland. Binyang Matta Loop walk is the perfect place to unwind and get back to nature. A well-established habitat for local wildlife, the walk passes through grasslands and wetlands where wildflowers bloom and melaleuca and eucalyptus trees. (Binyang Matta is a Dharug name for Place of Birds ) Parking - Wester Sydney Parkland car park at Richmond road Dean Park .

★★★★1 year ago

Some patches could be underwater in wet season/weather and you cannot pass through without getting your socks and feet wet. The entrance at Quakers Hill will all under water after couple days rain and will stay like for over a week normally

☆☆☆☆1 year ago

Too many motorbikes(no number plates) in the park, not a safe place for kids or anyone.

★★★☆☆2 years ago

This part of the Western Sydney Parklands (between Richmond Rd and the M7) is small and although you can hear some birds, the sounds from machinery and traffic disturb the illusion that you are somewhere more secluded.

★★★★★3 years ago

great trails for a long walk but would suggest riding a bike as the paths are wide and clean you'll get tired long before you finish the entire thing so there's always more to explore

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