Glenrock State Conservation Area

Glenrock mountain biking trails, Glenrock State Conservation Area. Photo: John Spencer © DPE

Mountain biker in Glenrock State Conservation Area. Photo: John Spencer © DPE

Aerial view of Leichhardts lookout in Glenrock State Conservation Area, surrounded by forest. Photo:

A woman and a man in a wheelchair cross a bridge on Yuelarbah walking track, Glenrock State

Accessible parking and upgraded car park, Glenrock State Conservation Area. Photo: John Spencer,

Baileys Cottage, Glenrock State Conservation Area. Photo: John Spencer © DPE

Located between Newcastle and Lake Macquarie, Glenrock State Conservation Area offers an astounding array of recreational opportunities.

Glenrock embraces the last surviving pocket of coastal rainforest in the region, home to a range of animals, like bandicoots, bats and gliders. So remember to leave your pets at home. The park also protects a number of ancient Aboriginal sites.

One of the city's most popular beaches lies within the park's boundaries, but there is much more here than sand and surf. Take your mountain bike and explore the scenic cycling trails, walk the rainforest and waterfall tracks, launch a hang glider off the cliffs or enjoy a spot of fishing.

Facilities at Glenrock State Conservation Area

Caravan / Camper Trailer / Campervan Sites / Campsites
Lookouts
Picnic Area
Non Smoking
Mountain Biking
Fishing
Surfing
Walks
Hiking
Aboriginal Culture
Adventure
History & Heritage
Nature & Wildlife
Sports
Disabled access available, contact operator for details.

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