Prince Edward Park

Prince Edward Park Woronora is a stunning location situated in southern Sydney, New South Wales along the Woronora River.

The park offers various facilities, including floodlights, car parking, a small craft launch facility, toilets, and a boat ramp. The trails in Prince Edward Park Woronora are regularly maintained for walkers, hikers, and mountain bikers.

The most popular trail in Prince Edward Park is the Woronora River Bridge Loop, which is a moderate-level hike that features breathtaking scenery along the Woronora River and the escarpment. Another great trail is the Woronora Loop, which is an easy-to-moderate trail that passes through the Sutherland and Woronora bushland. Prince Edward Park via Forbes Creek is an enjoyable moderate-level trail that begins and ends from the Southerland Oval off the Grand Parade. The Grand Parade to Prices Fire Trail is an easy hike that offers stunning views of the bushland surrounding Woronora River.

Prince Edward Park Woronora is open all year round, but it's best to avoid hiking during the hottest and coldest months. To get to the park, you can access it via Princess Edward Park Rd in Woronora. The Sutherland Shire Council acknowledges the Dharawal people as the Traditional Custodians of the land within Sutherland Shire and pays respect to their culture and connection to the land.