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19 Mar 2025

Swan

The Swan Shelter in Plough and Harrow East provides a charming and functional space for small gatherings.

Swan picnic shelter at Western Sydney Parklands
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19 Mar 2025

Teal

Located in Plough & Harrow East, the Teal Shelter is a cosy spot perfect for birthdays, picnics, and small family gather

Teal picnic shelter at Western Sydney Parklands
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19 Mar 2025

Warbler

The Warbler Shelter in Plough and Harrow East is a welcoming and versatile venue for small group picnics and casual gath

Warbler picnic shelter at Western Sydney Parklands
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20 Mar 2025

Plan your visit to Western Sydney Parklands

Plan ahead to make the most of your visit to Western Sydney Parklands.

Western Sydney Parklands.
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20 Mar 2025

Heron

The Heron Shelter, located in Plough and Harrow West, offers a spacious and accessible setting for family gatherings, bi

Heron picnic shelter at Western Sydney Parklands
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30 Dec 2024

Western Sydney Parklands facilities

The park has a range of facilities for the comfort and enjoyment of visitors. 

Family enjoying a picnic at Western Sydney Parklands.
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20 Mar 2025

Corella

The Corella Shelter in Plough and Harrow West offers a cosy and convenient space for small to medium-sized gatherings. 

Corella picnic shelter at Western Sydney Parklands
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20 Mar 2025

Falcon

The Falcon Shelter in Plough and Harrow West is a spacious venue perfect for birthdays, family picnics, and small corpor

Playground closed  Falcon picnic shelter at Western Sydney Parklands
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20 Mar 2025

Galah

The Galah Shelter, located in Plough and Harrow West, is a cosy and inviting space for intimate gatherings. Its shaded s

Galah picnic shelter at Western Sydney Parklands
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20 Mar 2025

Bringing Back the Bush program

Our Bringing Back the Bush program in Western Sydney Parklands encourages kids to get their hands dirty. 

Bringing Back the Bush