Walder Park
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Walder Park is a well-regarded dog-friendly park in Prospect where dogs are welcome on lead. You'll find shaded areas, parking, and toilets nearby, and dog waste bags are usually available.
Dog rules
Dogs must be under the effective control of a competent person at all times and on a lead except within designated off-leash areas. Owners must carry a lead and dispose of dog waste in the bins provided. Source: Blacktown City Council (blacktown.nsw.gov.au).
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On-leash onlyAdmin team verified
Shade availableFrom reviews
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Parking nearbyFrom reviews
Toilets nearbyFrom reviews
William Lawson Dr, Prospect NSW 2148
Before you go
- 💧No confirmed drinking water — bring your own to be safe.
What people say
★★★★★4 months ago
Right in the heart of the Western Suburbs, right off the M4 and Great Western Highway. Plenty of parking and some interesring government architecture. Lots of seating with tables, shaded areas, swings and toilets.
★★★★★1 year ago
I recently visited Walder Park and was pleasantly surprised by how quiet it was compared to other parks. The peaceful atmosphere made for a relaxing day out, and there was plenty of free parking available, even on a Saturday. It’s a great spot for a calm, enjoyable outdoor experience. Highly recommended!
★★★★★3 years ago
Great place to visit with the family for a good picnic. Huge amount of benches to sit on, a few BBQs, toilets and waste bins. It has a decent kids playground and a huge ground area. Lots of kangaroos running in and around the park. It is a quiet and secure park. Closes at 4:30pm usually but also at 6:30pm during summer.
★☆☆☆☆8 months ago
My gps led me to a locked gate and would reroute me to any other entry point. Absolutely no road signs anywhere for this park either. The area was nice once I eventually come across an entry point.
★★★★★3 years ago
Good place to cycle one's bike to in the morning. Kangaroos about. Exercise caution (as it is not an animal enclosure). Enough spots to enjoy a picnic with friends and family. Some history behind in the place as well (with historical buildings and pumps). The local council / organisation charged with looking after the area do a good job (went here on a Saturday morning and it was tidy, maintained and well kept).
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