Parks and Reserves

Warringah is home to numerous parks and reserves - including two national parks - offering a variety of activities and leisure pursuits.
See below for individual parks. Also see Playgrounds, Sportsfields, Beaches, Unleashed Dog Areas and Reserves Booking.
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Stony Range Botanic GardenStony Range is a regional botanic garden specialising in Australian native plants and is located at Dee Why. More on Stony Range Botanic Garden... |
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Manly DamManly Warringah War Memorial Park (Manly Dam) is surrounded by 375 hectares of bushland. More on Manly Dam... |
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Jamieson ParkJamieson Park is a 42.8ha reserve located along the southern foreshores of Narrabeen Lagoon. More on Jamieson Park... |
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Berry ReserveBerry Reserve forms a corridor of public open space along Narrabeen Lagoon foreshore. More on Berry Reserve... |
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Long Reef & Griffith ParkLocated between Dee Why and Collaroy Beaches, this popular walking spot provides spectacular views to the north and the south. More on Long Reef & Griffith Park... |
Manly Vale Community GardenWarringah's first official community garden at 4-8 Innes Road is an exciting community space aimed at bringing children, families and neighbours together to enjoy and learn to live more sustainably. More on community garden. |
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JJ Melbourne Hills Memorial ReserveJJ Melbourne Hills is a 44 hectare reserve surrounded by native bushland and is located near Garigal National Park. More on JJ Melbourne Hills Memorial Reserve. More on JJ Melbourne Hills. |
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Davidson Picnic AreaDavidson picnic area on Middle Harbour is part of Garigal National Park. More on Davidson Picnic Area... |
Ku-ring-gai Chase National ParkKu-ring-gai Chase National Park is home to a cluster of winding creeks, sheltered beaches, hidden coves and wide expanses of deep blue water. More on Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park... |
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Walking Coastal Sydney - Narrabeen Lakes to Manly Lagoon |
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Warringah 2011 Cycling MapThis cycling map is designed to help you navigate the best cycling routes. |
Booking a Park or ReserveTo hold a large event in Warringah on public open space complete an Event Application Form (PDF, 117KB) and either:
Access to some reserves and public amenities may require a key, which is subject to a fee and a bond. Keys require a deposit/bond of $50 which is refunded on its return. Application and collection of keys is via the Customer Service Centre (Warringah Council 725 Pittwater Rd Dee Why) and requires 7 days notice. CancellationsIf a confirmed booking is cancelled for an event within 30 days of the hire date, an administration fee of 20% of the booking fee will be charged. No refund of the hire fee is payable if notice of cancellation is received after the date of the function, unless the event is cancelled by Council. Warringah Council reserves the right to cancel bookings at any time due to emergencies or other issues associated with the management of reserves. A full refund will be provided in this instance. Payment
Note: Credit card payments cannot be made over the phone or internet. AMEX, EFT or EFPOS payments cannot be accepted. Cheques are to be made payable to Warringah Council.
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For further information regarding your application please contact the Reserves Booking Office on 9942 2545
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