| At a Glance | |
|---|---|
| Cost | See Camps App |
| Location | Georges River National Park & Kamay Botany Bay National Park, NSW |
| Pet Friendly | See Camps App |
| Campfires | See Camps App |
| Facilities | BBQs, picnic areas, moorings, walking tracks |
| Vehicle Access | See Camps App |
| In Camps App | Yes – Download for full details |
Need a Sydney escape that hits different? We found two spots where the vibes are immaculate, and the views are unreal. No mountain climbing required. Just grab your gear and tap in.
The spirit of everyday exploration is what the new Warner Bros. Discovery Range in BIG W is all about. This apparel collection is designed for maximum comfort and chill, helping you live the Discovery lifestyle. It’s affordable, accessible, and ready for whatever adventure you find in your own backyard.
Georges River National Park: Your Riverside Recharge Station
This park is a major win for Sydneysiders because it’s a vital green lung just 25 km southwest of the city. It’s the perfect place to ditch the concrete and reset.
Picture this: you’re chilling by the water at Morgans Creek Picnic Area, the grill is hot, the water is glassy, and the atmosphere is stress-free. Bring the kayak or jetski and float on the Georges River. It’s a saltwater river, known to the traditional Dharug and Dharawal People as the Tucoerah River, making it an awesome, easy spot for fun on the water. And when you’re near the water, the Warner Bros. Discovery Range lightweight, quick-dry shorts are perfect for going straight from the boat ramp back to the BBQ.
The Georges River is known for fishing, offering rich grounds for anglers to try their luck. Alternatively, you can always drop anchor, as moorings are available near the shore for temporary boat parking.
Feeling a light stroll? The Yeramba Lagoon Loop Walking Track is a super chill 1.8 km walk. It’s basically a natural bird sanctuary, so bring the binoculars and soak up the calm. Over 100 species of birds have been recorded here with the chance to spot kookaburras, black swans, and even blue tongue lizards. Pack a picnic to enjoy at the nearby Fitzpatrick Park or Burrawang Reach picnic area.
Starting from Burrawang Reach picnic area, if you are keen on a longer exploration, the Ridge Walking Track is a 3.2 km return walk takes you through striking rock formations and forested hillsides. There are also some great examples of mosses and fungi lining the path that are sure to impress every keen naturalist.
Georges River National Park stands as a beautiful, accessible escape into a landscape rich with history and good times and whether you’re casting a line or just chilling by the river, the Warner Bros. Discovery Range at BIG W is designed to make sure you do it comfortably.
Yena Picnic Area Kurnell: Chasing Cinematic Ocean Views
If you’re chasing something dramatic and cinematic for the gram, you must hit Yena Picnic Area in Kamay Botany Bay National Park. Wild, rugged, and completely refreshing, it’s basically a massive grassy lookout perched right on the Pacific.
Set up your picnic, fire up the barbie, and just watch the ocean put on a show. The picnic area is the ideal place to set up camp and take it all in. To match those wild ocean views, throw on a Warner Bros. Discovery relaxed-fit cotton tee. The tees feature unique graphics celebrating exploration and look unreal against the coastal backdrop.
If you’re still chasing those cinematic, wild ocean views after the picnic, you’ve got options. From Yena Picnic Area you can easily access the Muru and Yena tracks, a beautiful 2.5 km loop. This easy loop walk is where you can truly appreciate the area’s biodiversity, strolling through bushland that bursts with seasonal wildflowers. It’s a great way to appreciate the biodiversity noted by Joseph Banks and Daniel Solander in 1770.
Take the nearby Banks-Solander Track, which branches off the main loop, to learn more about the native plants recorded by the legendary botanists way back when. It’s an easy 700 metre walk past eucalypts, banksias and ferns.
May to November is prime whale-watching season and Yena sits next to Cape Solander, one of Sydney’s best vantage points for Humpback whales, dolphins & seals! It’s so epic, whales can sometimes be seen as close as 200m offshore but remember; this is a wild coast, so please keep a safe distance from the water’s edge.
Warner Bros. Discovery has been telling real-life stories of exploration for over 40 years, and now they’re bringing that spirit to life through an apparel range. If you’re looking to gear up for your next Australian adventure, you can find the comfortable and functional Discovery Range, built for backyard adventures and everything in between, exclusively at BIG W stores nationwide and online.
Together with Warner Bros. Discovery, CAMPS wants to make it easier for Australians to get outdoors and make lasting memories. Now go live your story of adventure, one journey at a time!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I bring my kayak or jetski to Georges River?
Yes! The Georges River is a saltwater river perfect for kayaking and jetski activities. Moorings are available near the shore for temporary boat parking.
What walking tracks are available at Georges River National Park?
The Yeramba Lagoon Loop is a super chill 1.8 km walk through a bird sanctuary. For longer exploration, try the Ridge Walking Track, a 3.2 km return walk through rock formations and forested hillsides starting from Burrawang Reach picnic area.
Is Georges River good for fishing?
Yes, the Georges River is known for fishing and offers rich grounds for anglers to try their luck.
When is the best time for whale watching at Yena Picnic Area?
May to November is prime whale-watching season. Yena sits next to Cape Solander, one of Sydney’s best vantage points for Humpback whales, dolphins and seals, sometimes visible as close as 200m offshore.
What facilities are available at Yena Picnic Area?
Yena Picnic Area has BBQ facilities and picnic areas with stunning ocean views over the Pacific. It’s located in Kamay Botany Bay National Park.
How far is Georges River National Park from Sydney?
Georges River National Park is approximately 25 km southwest of Sydney, making it an easily accessible green escape from the city.
What walking tracks are at Yena Picnic Area?
From Yena you can access the Muru and Yena tracks, a 2.5 km loop through bushland with seasonal wildflowers. The Banks-Solander Track is an easy 700 metre walk past eucalypts, banksias and ferns.
What birdlife can I see at Georges River National Park?
Over 100 species of birds have been recorded at Yeramba Lagoon, with the chance to spot kookaburras, black swans, and even blue tongue lizards.
