Top Things to do in Warringah
Things to do in Warringah, New South Wales: The Best Nature & Parks
Discover the best top things to do in Warringah, Australia including Collaroy RockPool, Freshwater Rockpool, McKillop Park, North Narrabeen Beach, Narrabeen Lagoon State Park, Long Reef Point, Stony Range Regional Botanic Garden, Collaroy Beach Playground, Curl Curl Beach, North Narrabeen Ocean Rockpool.
Restaurants in Warringah
1. Collaroy RockPool
2. Freshwater Rockpool
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 2 reviews
Freshwater rockpool is located on the northern beaches in Sydney. The rockpool is neatly tucked into the headland between Curl Curl Beach and Freshwater Beach. There are excellent facilities available with change rooms, showers, toilets and parking. The pool is a 50m olympic size swimming pool with marked lanes. There is also a fabulous boardwalk above the pool which continues onto Curl Curl Beach
Reviewed By Ellemay - Sydney, Australia
Freshwater Rockpool is a wonderful for swimming laps or just enjoying a quick dip and it’s totally free ! . The pool is cleaned frequently so it’s best to check the roster on the northern beaches council website before heading off. There are change room, toilets and parking available.
3. McKillop Park
4. North Narrabeen Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 103 reviews
Reviewed By JElliot32 - New South Wales, Australia
North Narrabeen has long been renowned for having some of the best, most consistent waves on the East Coast and along the way the area has produced some of Australia's most famous surfers. From the lookout on the point at the northern end of the beach you can see the current crop ply their skills. (Just look for the crowd of onlookers with cameras.) If you are not a red-hot surfer North Narrabeen still has plenty to offer. There are very good ocean baths also at the north end that attract families and serious lap swimmers. The beach is also very long, extending several kms to Collaroy Beach in the south. Very good for a long beach walk and there are plenty of uncrowded (though also unpatrolled) sections along the way too.
5. Narrabeen Lagoon State Park
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 177 reviews
Reviewed By JElliot32 - New South Wales, Australia
The track around Narrabeen Lagoon is about 8.5 km long and can be walked at an steady pace in about 2 hours. The track is across flat ground for its whole distance, and while surfaces underfoot vary from gravel to paved sections and stretches of boardwalks, it is all easy walking. For me, the highlights are walking through the remnant littoral rainforest, the near constant views of the lake, and the abundant birdlife. Not surprisingly, there plenty of waterbirds like cormorants, pelicans and black swans, but you might also see bush birds like fairy wrens, willie wagtails and king parrots. The track does follow busy Wakehurst Parkway for some km, but there is bush between the road and track to help buffer the traffic noise. (Plus, lovely views across the lake also take your mind away from the traffic.) On the north side of the lake there is also a sidetrack that follows Deep Creek. On my last circuit of the lake my friend and I thought we would investigate this track. My advice: don't bother. We only walked it for about 400m beyond the Deep Creek Reserve and the bridge over the creek. The terrain was rough and the vegetation patchy and uninspiring, with stretches dominated by thickets of lantana. Dumped household rubbish didn't add to the appeal
6. Long Reef Point
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 69 reviews
Reviewed By Melanie_OZ1 - Mona Vale, Australia
Always great place to walk around the headland. The views are stunning & it's great to be able to take your dog with you.
7. Stony Range Regional Botanic Garden
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 26 reviews
Reviewed By ronw965
In a forest in the middle of Dee why. Great for kids and adults- want time to think relax great place.
8. Collaroy Beach Playground
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 11 reviews
Reviewed By joys248
There is loads of shade, and some seating for many families. There are lots of play equipment for all ages. Cafes are close by and also picnic areas for family gatherings. Parking was a bit of an issue. persistence is best. We often meet there for family functions.
9. Curl Curl Beach
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 8 reviews
Reviewed By ianl136 - Berkhamsted, United Kingdom
Great beach, popular with families and Surfers alike. good Lifesaving station and it has a great cafe if you are hungry
10. North Narrabeen Ocean Rockpool
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3 reviews
North Narrabeen ocean rockpool is located at the entrance of Narrabeen Lagoon nestled into the cliff face of North Narrabeen beach. The pool and timber boardwalk around the pool was built in the 1930's. The wooden boardwalk separates the 50 metre pool and the rock platform wider pool which is suited to families. There are plenty of excellent amenities with toilets, change rooms, and parking
Reviewed By reise686 - Sydney, Australia
One of our favorite spots especially during low tide as this is when the rocks are exposed. Convenient facilities.
