Dharug National Park

Closed areas: Part Old Great North Road closed for repair worksApplies from Fri 03 Feb 2023, 8.49am to Fri 03 Mar 2023, 8.51am. Last reviewed: Sun 12 Feb 2023, 5.55pm.Some parts of this park are closed from Monday 6 February to Friday 3 March 2023 while repair works are being undertaken on a section of the Old Great North Road between the top of Devines Hill and the Three Mile Trail. The closed areas are:Devines Hill LoopOld Great North Road World Heritage WalkOld Great North Road bike rideShepherds Gully Road and Sternbecks Line Walking TrackThe section of Old Great North Road between the top of Devines Hill and the Three Mile Trail.Visitors can still walk to the top gate of Devines Hill and will need to return by the same route.Visitors can still walk Finchs Line to where it meets the Old Great North Road and will need to return by the same route. Visitors cannot walk the section of the Old Great North Road linking Devines Hill and FInchs Line.

Dharug is beautiful, but extremely hilly. Majority of the Western Commission Trail follows the ridge line of the local mountain. Old Great N Rd isn’t so bad - the most surprising park of the hike is 4G reception through out these tracks! There are plenty of bull ants, foxes and snakes so be wary.

Great base camp featuring a great 11km quite hilly hike(my GPS stated 400m total elevation)

Great camping, gas bbq on site,awesome walking trails

Such a peaceful experience while I camped there for 3 nights. Lovely setting in the woods and felt completely cut off from the world. Much needed relaxation in a long time. Can't recommended this place enough but I hope it never gets too crowded.Hidden gem and will go here again whenever I get the opportunity. Still need to explore the bush walk portion of the NP.Two thumbs up!

Old North Rd is an interesting insight into the lives of convicts in Australia.

Highly recommended for all professional experienced hikers! Views from the top of the ridge simply breathtaking!

Walked divines hill loop, added finches line to make it more interesting, it's a genuinely good track, but make sure you bring lost of water, there's nowhere to fill up on the trail.For anyone interested you can see more info about this trail and others on @koala_adventures_australia, I go onto detail about what I see

Stunning area for hiking, camping or even just a picnic. Free electric BBQs are available and campsites have non flush toilets. Camping is not free and booking of sites is required prior to arrival.

You can find a good amount of wildlife due to the fact that there generally more water in the creeks here then in the surrounding areas. This makes walking here interesting with the occasional big rocks.It by far not one of the best parks in Australia though.