About Crosslands Reserve
Crosslands Reserve is a large bushland recreation reserve on Berowra Creek in Hornsby Heights, within the Hornsby Shire and adjoining Berowra Valley National Park, about 30 km north of Sydney. Managed by Hornsby Shire Council, it is notable for its foreshore picnic areas, camping ground, swimming area and access to walking tracks and water-based activities in a natural valley setting.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect a natural bushland reserve set on the banks of Berowra Creek with grassed picnic areas, sheltered tables and barbecue facilities, a designated camping area, toilets, car parking and a boat ramp. The reserve offers calm creek waters for swimming, kayaking and canoeing, walking tracks through Berowra Valley National Park, birdwatching and views of sandstone cliffs and native forest. It is a family-oriented day-use and overnight camping area surrounded by national park bushland.
Key highlights
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Waterside picnic and barbecue area on Berowra Creek
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Designated camping area with creek frontage
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Swimming and paddling area in Berowra Creek
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Access to Berowra Valley National Park walking tracks including Fishponds walk
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Boat ramp and canoe/kayak launching facilities
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Native bushland setting with birdlife and sandstone landscape