Brush Farm Park

Great open park with plenty of parking. Is home to a dog training club so get to see lots of four paws running around!

Wish I could score this park higher in rating’s but it is only a section of bush land which was a quarry a long time ago. For a local walk it is really good on your legs with majority of the walk either up hill or down hill, There is multiple places to enter and exit one location is the ovals, Which are located in the park next to the old Brush Park club.After lots of rain this place is transformed to a nicer bush land with running water, It is mostly dried up on every other day. Most of the walking trails are well cleared with a lot of steps and path edging.Recommended for good health and fitness levels. A lot of stairs and uneven surfaces, Definitely no wheel chair access.Dogs are recommended to be on leash as there are bordering houses to the bush land with barking dogs at fences.Definitely a locals location, Not worth travelling for and does not have dedicated car parking area. However if the old club is not in use. There is car parking close to the set of traffic lights.

Overgrown trail through overgrown rainforest. Take a machete & poles for the spider webs

My wife attended an Aussie Pickle Ball tournament at this park while I took advantage of the large Oval for a walk and to observe the constant turnover of activities throughout the day, including a very interesting mass dog training class that addressed all levels.We went back a few days later for Night Pickle Ball which was very well attended....a great and well used facility.

The field offers great place for dogs. Heaps of bush land for walking and plenty of space to exercise.

Beautiful to walk through, a slice of the bush in the middle of the suburbs. The sporting field is great to throw a ball around with the dog (or let her chase swallows), and the dog-friendly facilities like waste bins, bags, and a water bubbler with dog bowl make it an all-round great place to go for a wander.

Not so much to see around here. Unless if you love Netball...

Brush Farm Park is an amazing patch of restored warm temperate rainforest that has great short walks, via Lambert park also. Awesome habitat for small birds and native pigeons migrating across the landscape.

Loop short walking at Eastwood area. Brush farm park is nice and quite loop path for short walking and exercise walking. I will enjoy with nature life and little birds and also little wildlife animal here. Kid friendly too. Easy track. Car park available. Closed to brush farm bowling club.

Alot of birds some noisy but nice to see. You can get close to them. A lot of dog walkers use the park.