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Regional parks

Regional parks are lands reserved to protect and conserve areas in natural or modified landscapes which are suitable for sustainable public recreation and enjoyment.

They offer open spaces for cultural and recreational activities (including dog walking in some parks) which may not be permitted in national parks, state conservation areas or nature reserves.

The following list shows all regional parks in NSW, sorted by region.

Hunter & Mid North Coast	Top
Blue Gum Hills Regional Park (middle-level information) Coffs Coast Regional Park (basic details only) Worimi Regional Park (basic details only)
South Coast & Highlands	Top
Bomaderry Creek Regional Park (middle-level information) Tallaganda State Conservation Area (basic details only)
Sydney & Surrounds	Top
Berowra Valley Regional Park (middle-level information) Leacock Regional Park (middle-level information) Parramatta River Regional Park (basic details only) Penrith Lakes Regional Park (basic details only) Rouse Hill Regional Park (middle-level information) Western Sydney Regional Park (middle-level information) William Howe Regional Park (basic details only) Wolli Creek Regional Park (basic details only) Yellomundee Regional Park (middle-level information)