picnic ground in New South Wales

Located in the beautiful Southern Highlands of NSW, 1.5 hours south-west of Sydney - Wingecarribee Shire Council is working to create and nurture a vibrant and diverse community in harmony with t…

Enjoy a group or family picnic at Haynes Flat picnic area with cycling and bushwalking trails nearby within Lane Cove National Park.

Murrays Corner

Woronora Dam supplies water to the Sutherland Shire in Sydney's south, and to the northern suburbs of Wollongong. The grounds are unusual in retaining workers' cottages and old platforms, plant a…

Uriarra Crossing (East/West)

Werakata National Park is great for birdwatching, home to native animals and has exceptional spring wildflowers. The riding trails and scenic picnic ground are real highlights.

Leura Cascades picnic area is a family-friendly spot for a picnic, before taking in the views and walks of nearby Blue Mountains National Park.

A great spot for a family picnic, Girrakool picnic area has barbecues, lots of green space to run around and a scenic walking track that features Aboriginal engravings.

Just 20km south of Forster, the well-equipped Ruins campground offers a convenient base for beaches, swimming, walking, and both bird and whale watching.

Long Point campground and picnic area is a great base for birdwatching and walking to scenic views over Macleay Gorge, in New England.

Framing Wollongong, the Illawarra Escarpment is a dramatic 30 million-years-old formation, offering scenic lookouts, hiking, walking, birding, and picnic spots.

Boasting spectacular views, amazing birdwatching and walking opportunities for all ages, Barren Grounds is perfect for a school excursion or family day out.

For self-reliant walkers, climbers and mountain bikers, Newnes Plateau is a wonderland of challenging experiences and awe-inspiring views.

Iron Pot Creek campground at Toonumbar National Park offers a pristine creek for swimming, as well as World Heritage-listed rainforest nearby and abundant wildlife.