Lime Kiln Wetlands is a well-regarded dog-friendly park in Peakhurst Heights. Some conditions apply, so it's worth checking the rules before you visit.
Lime Kiln Wetlands is a Category 2 wildlife protection area under Georges River Council. Dogs on a leash are permitted on formed tracks, pathways and roads only, not elsewhere in the reserve. (Source: Georges River Council.)
This is a really pleasant walk with abundant bird populations and other wildlife. It’s also dog-friendly which is nice. The mangrove forests are beautiful. You have flexibility in choosing different tracks, we did a circuit through Oatley park. It can be muddy/slippery in places, and some parts of the tracks were a bit overgrown. I do wish there were drinking water stations around but otherwise a nice walk in a convenient location.
Kids loved it. So much to explore! See parksandadventuresofsydney on Instagram for more.
A pleasant walk into the bush with lots of birds and other wildlife abound. Some areas are a little bit overgrown and you may encounter spider webs across some paths so just be aware of that.
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