The Sydney Harbour Scenic Walk will be one of Australia's "classic" walks providing a spectacular and enduring experience for Sydney's residents and visitors.

The walk will cover a number of land tenures more …

Revision of Plan of Management Commenced
The existing Plan of Management for Royal National Park, Heathcote National Park and Garawarra State Conservation Area was written in 2000 and is now being revised. This is an important opportunity to talk about how these Reserves are managed and their significance to you and your community. Understanding this will assist us in determining priorities for future management. A copy of the current plan is located in the Library.

Lift The Rock Climbing Ban in SHNP.

As you may or may not be aware, climbing was banned in this NP in the late 90's as 'incompatible with other park uses'.  Although plenty of people (including more …

'Is there an activity currently prohibited in SHNP that you think should be allowed and why' and

'Is there an activity currently permitted in SHNP that should not be allowed and why'.

You may wish to read a copy of the 1998 Plan of management and the 2003 amendments in the website library before commenting.

Dogs are currently not allowed in National Parks. They offer one of the few public open areas free from dogs. Many dog owners would like to be able to walk their dogs in the National Park. How would you feel about this? 

Have you read the article in the library? The results argue against access by dog walkers to sensitive conservation areas.

Do you have a comment to make?

I have been visiting and showing off our wonderful harbour from Bradley's head to overseas visitors for many years now and just wish that the closing times of the park could be changed to a later time more …

Consideration should be given to a one way circuit around Horth Head. One side of the road could be used by vehicles and the other side pedestrains and bikes. It basically leads all traffic in one direction more …

Would be good if there was a reliable service on Weekends so that we could visit the island.

Attempted to visit today with visitors who had driven all the way in from Blue Mountains only to find out at circular quay that Matilda were not running services today Saturday 27 Feb. as they had hired out their ferries.

I'm sure the public would appreciate a reliable service to the harbour islands.

What do you think about the use of the Park for special events both public and private? National parks provide tranquil settings in the bush for peace and quiet but in Sydney where there are many visitors more …

“What do you think about commercial activities in Sydney Harbour National Park?’
For more information www.environment.nsw.gov.au/commercial/commercialActivity.htm  

It is an offence under the NPW Act to damage native vegetation within a National Park. Tree trimming for views in Sydney Harbour is a contentious issue. What do you think? 

Are you a park neighbour? A regular user? What kinds of things are you concerned about? What kinds of things would you like managed differently? 

What do you do there? Who do you go with? Are there any other things that you would like to do in the park? 

Do you have a special place within Sydney Harbour National Park? Where is it? What makes it special to you? 

Do you have an interesting or innovative idea for Sydney Harbour National Park? 

Look into the future. What is your vision for the park in 2020? What are some of the important things we need to manage to achieve this vision?