Duggan Park

This park used to be my favourite place to go for a walk, take some photos and enjoy the peace of it all. The lookout at the end of the trail has one of the best views of tabletop mountain and has a great spot to sit and have a snack.The reason it used to be my favourite place to go, is because it has been severely ignored in all areas of maintenance. The paths are overgrown and weeds have started to take over. If there was more done to maintain this park, it would be an amazing visit for anyone who likes a good bushland walk.

Nice park with walking tracks through the bush and a couple good lookouts. The council has recently updated the facilities to provide more undercover tables, a bbq, and toilets.

Nice trek, but I don't care for Frill Luzards running up my skirt. It's ok.

Good short walk on gravel path to spectacular view of flattop mountain. Steeper unmade path on circuit back to carpark. Quiet, good park across road for kids, no bark. No toilets though.

I enjoyed visiting this particular park.I remember I was at a party across the road once and it got a bit later in the night and just after speeches the line to use the bathroom facilities was a bit too long for what I could manage to wait. So I ducked over the very calm street and wandered into this beautiful bush oasis in the moonlight. I stood beside this massive worn down gum tree and it stood tall and protectively. I felt safe as I leaned upon its shaft. I relived myself whilst looking up towards the sky and remembered why I enjoy life not the things I have but those small moments of joy when you experience amazing beauty in true natural form. This park has since become a staple for me as I feel it embodies purity and well-being. I love this park for what it has to offer me and I hope others can have their own experiences in this park, cementing it as a favourite.

Nice lookouts and groomed paths. Popular with dog walkers and I am still.not clear on the rules around dogs here but a few people do let their dogs off leash, no dramas as all dogs met have been very friendly. A nice alternative to Picnic Point

A wonderful lookout and lovely nature strip but extremely dangerous walking trails despite claiming to be wheelchair friendly, due to loose gravel / rocky surface on council made paths. Be extremely careful!!! We do A LOT of nature trail walking with groups of clients and this is the first time anyone has injured themself from slipping on poor path surface. The fall landed me a broken ankle. Others also slipped on the path surface.

Good views and well maintained.

I went to this park as two of the trails are a grade 1 trail. Sensory Walk and Wallaby walk were advertised to be a grade 1 trail “suitable for wheelchairs and mobility devices”. This simply is not the case, the trail is NOT wheelchair friendly!!! Advertised as an “all-abilities” trail.. with rope trails to enable people with visual impairment to navigate the fully sealed, wheelchair-accessible pathways.”I thought this was a great idea to take my mother. The trails are NOT wheelchair friendly at all. We got about 20 meters into the walk and had to turn back. It was very difficult to push to wheelchair, and the sand on the trail caused the wheelchair to bog. It was not level at points and I nearly tipped my mother out of the wheelchair.The gardens are also overgrown so the trail rope is not suitable for visually impaired, who would be scratched by bushes.Maybe a good trail for elderly who are more mobility capable but certainly NOT wheelchair friendly or suitable for wheelchairs.I note the trail was built in 2018 and then the surface may have been more suitable and compact back then, but the trail has not been maintained. You are better off to go to picnic point or other parks. Very disappointing and dangerous.

Beautiful spot for a gentle stroll. Great for night walks, with good fauna in the area.