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Leacock picnic area

Natural Attractions

Leacock picnic area

The dog-friendly Leacock picnic area is at the northern end of Leacock Regional Park. Choose one of the three wooden picnic tables surrounded by trees, or spread out a picnic blanket on the grass. Bring along a picnic lunch or just pause here to catch your breath after walking the Bellbird track from Casula station. Leacock picnic area’s proximity to the arterial Hume Highway makes it a convenient place to stop and take a break while travelling.

Casula NSW

2.3 km away

Leacock Regional Park

National Parks and Reserves

Leacock Regional Park

Leacock Regional Park provides a welcome patch of open green space at Casula in Sydney's southwest. From the ridge line you can enjoy views over the bushland of Holsworthy. Visit the park to see some of the state's rarest trees or enjoy a picnic at the park's picnic area. Explore the park's walking tracks along the banks of the Georges River, they link the park with other facilities such as the Liverpool Powerhouse. It's a great place to exercise go for a jog or a bike ride through the park, and it's a dog-friendly park, so you can bring Rover and Spot along for a walk.

Casula NSW

2.4 km away

Livvi's Place

Parks and Gardens

Variety Livvi's Place Glenfield Park

Variety Livvi's Place Glenfield Park is an accessible and all-inclusive playground. It gives everyone an opportunity to have fun, regardless of their age or ability. The Park includes: Double Flying fox and a sway fun glider Giant swing and climbing logs Water play features Sand play area Large climbing tower with a ramp and slides Musical elements In-ground trampolines Large carousel and sculpture areas A changing facility with accessible toilets There is also plenty of shade and seating for the whole family to enjoy.

Glenfield NSW

2.5 km away

iPlay Ed Square

Amusement and Theme Parks

iPlay Ed Square

iPlay is an Australian owned Family Arcade and Entertainment venue with stores in WA, ACT, QLD and NSW. A place for families and businesses wanting to have a fantastic experience with some of the best Arcade games such as Bowling, Laser Tag, Dodgem Cars and more - to plan a party with us or find out about what we offer, visit the website. Their stores have arcade games, hyper bowing and Jimmy's Bar.

Edmondson Park NSW

2.7 km away

Casula Powerhouse Arts Centre

Entertainment Venues

Liverpool Powerhouse

Liverpool Powerhouse is a cultural facility of the Liverpool City Council on the banks of the Georges River. They have a busy schedule of exhibitions, performances, festivals, screenings, theatre and events across six galleries, 320-seat theatre, performance space and a large main hall. They have ample free car parking and Casula Railway Station next door, making getting there and home again easy. They are open Wednesday to Sunday, except for Public Holidays and the Christmas-New Year period. The centre is located within the Casula Parklands; 20 hectares of riverside parklands incorporating two children's adventure playgrounds, an adult 'Ninja Training Course' two off leash dog parks and a sculpture walk.

Casula NSW

3.0 km away

Macquarie Links International Golf Club — Image credit: Macquarie Links

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Macquarie Links International Golf Club

Macquarie Links is a championship 72-par golf course that is not only enjoyable to play on but also beautiful to experience. The course is very much a combination of links-style golf with a heathland or 'bush' character. Native grasslands, stands of mature gum trees, and unique 'outback' site furniture provide strong Australian character. Existing and man-made creeks, lakes and subtle topographic formations all combine to create natural golf holes that ebb and flow with the natural landscape. Whether it be for a challenge, social networking, or celebration of successes, Macquarie Links International Golf Club is the place to be. So come and join along!

Macquarie Links NSW

3.1 km away

Player at Hey Caddy Indoor Mini Golf Venue

Entertainment Venues

Hey Caddy Liverpool

Welcome to Hey Caddy Liverpool, your local mini golf venue for play, celebrations, and time together with kids, families, and mates in Sydney's south-west. Take on the colourful mini golf course, book in for school holiday fun, plan a birthday party, or lock in a private group booking. They've got a food menu packed with crowd favourites and a fully licensed sports bar, so you're never far from something to eat or a drink in hand while you relax between rounds. Their course is designed for first-timers and mini golf fans alike, bringing plenty of laughs and friendly competition. With flexible group bundles and party packages to suit all ages, they make it easy for you to celebrate your way.

Hoxton Park NSW

3.2 km away

X-Golf Indoor Golf Simulator

Entertainment Venues

X-Golf Liverpool

Welcome to X-Golf Liverpool, your local indoor golf and sports bar in south west Sydney! Join them for casual rounds, tournaments, coaching sessions, private hire or just a good time! They've paired a relaxed atmosphere with a full bar and a curated menu, making it the perfect spot to catch the game or relax with friends. Their premium simulators provide accurate ball data and access to world-renowned international courses. From casual group bundles to tailored event packages, they offer flexible options for different occasions.

Hoxton Park NSW

3.2 km away

Darrell Lea

Shopping and Markets

Darrell Lea Factory Outlet

Chocolate lovers rejoice! The Darrell Lea Chocolate Factory Outlet, located in Ingleburn, is the home to all of your favourite Darrell Lea sweets. You will find their famous range of confectionary, from chocolate blocks to liquorice and everything in between. And don't forget about the Rocklea Road! If you are buying someone a gift or just buying for yourself, you will be sure to find something everyone loves.

Ingleburn NSW

4.4 km away

St Mary the Virgin Anglican Church Denham Court — Image credit: St Mary the Virgin Anglican Church Denham Court

Landmarks and Buildings

St Mary the Virgin Anglican Church

St Mary the Virgin Denham Court, was originally built in 1838 as a private chapel in memory of Richard and Christiana Brooks of "Denham Court". Richard Brooks died in 1833 having been gored by a bull. Christiana died shortly after in 1835. The church building was erected over their graves The building was modelled on and named after the church building in the English village of Denham. It was designed by the prominent architect John Verge and built in the "Early Regency Gothic Style". It was completed by the Brooks' daughter, Christiana Blomfield. It was consecrated on August 25, 1838 by Bishop Broughton and was "staffed" by clergy from St Luke's Liverpool. The Bell Tower has a bell from the convict ship the "Earl St. Vincent". The original rectory was built in 1846 and the Parish of Denham Court was established. The building has been restored a number of times since being built most recently in the early 1990's. Denham Court is currently a Provisional Parish and the home of a growing congregation.

Denham Court NSW

4.5 km away

Macquarie Fields Skate Park — Image credit: Campbelltown City Council

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Macquarie Fields Skate Park

Macquarie Fields Skate Park is a great place to take the kids and burn off some energy. Featuring an on street course, rail, ledges, boxes, flat banks, six-foot bowl, transitions it is a skateboarders paradise. Located adjacent to the basketball courts and close to public transport. Macquarie Fields Skate Park will keep you fit and entertained.

Macquarie Fields NSW

4.6 km away

Ingleburn Village

Shopping and Markets

Ingleburn Village Shopping Centre

Ingleburn Village is your friendly neighbourhood shopping centre. Located in the heart of the Ingleburn, it features a wide range of specialty retail stores as well as major retailers such as Coles. The centre offers over 400 car spaces with easy level access to ensure convenience. Beyond all your daily essentials, you can plan your next family dinner, a coffee catch up or quick takeaway meal with a mix of new and delicious cafes, restaurants and food outlets.

Ingleburn NSW

4.6 km away

Artists Impression - Lounge to Outside

Entertainment Venues

Ingleburn Bowling Club

Ingleburn Bowling Club is a welcoming hub where friends and families come together to enjoy bowls, dining, and entertainment. They take pride in providing a relaxed, friendly atmosphere for all. Whether you're here for a social game or to unwind, the club offers something for everyone. Their club offers a range of facilities designed to bring people together, whether you're here to play, dine, or celebrate. Their well-maintained bowling greens are perfect for both social and competitive games, with barefoot bowls available for those looking for a more relaxed and fun experience. Inside, their modern clubhouse features a welcoming bar and bistro, where you can enjoy great food, refreshing drinks, and a friendly atmosphere. Beyond bowling and dining, we provide versatile function spaces for private events, corporate gatherings, and special celebrations. Whether it's a birthday, wedding, or team-building event, their dedicated team can help create a memorable experience. With great food, fantastic service, and a relaxed setting, Ingleburn Bowling Club is the perfect destination for any occasion.

Ingleburn NSW

4.6 km away

Simmos Beach Reserve — Image credit: Campbelltown City Council

National Parks and Reserves

Simmos Beach Reserve

Simmo's Beach is located on the Georges River. Its easy access, picnic facilities, and beach area make it a popular site for local residents. The reserve, which was officially opened in 1986, is named after Simmonds, a past resident, who mined sand adjacent to the Georges River for a number of years. There is a large playground for kids to enjoy and enough barbecues and tables for everyone to have a peaceful lunch. Visitors can explore the reserve along one of its many walking trails. There are a range of trails for different ages and fitness levels, from 500 metres to 1.5 kilometres. Don’t forget to take the camera so you can snap pictures of some endangered wildlife! You can enjoy scenic views of the Georges River from the timber deck. A stairwell also allows you to easily access Simmos Beach. The Reserve is home to a number of vulnerable and endangered ecological communities. Some of these include: Sandstone Shale Transition, Hinterland Sandstone Gully Forest, Forest Sandstone Riparian Scrub and Coastal Sandstone Ridgetop Woodland. There are also a number of threatened flora and fauna in the reserve. Some of these are: Persoonia nutans (Nodding Geebung), Pterostylis saxicola (Sydney Plains Greenhood Orchid), the Little Lorikeet and Hibbertia puberula (Grey-headed Flying Fox ).

Macquarie Fields NSW

5.0 km away

iPlay Liverpool

Amusement and Theme Parks

iPlay Liverpool

iPlay, is an Australian-owned family arcade and entertainment venue. It offers a fantastic experience for families and businesses. Enjoy top arcade games, including Bowling, Laser Tag, and Dodgem Cars. There is a wide range of entertainment options, and iPlay is the perfect destination for fun and excitement for all ages.

Liverpool NSW

5.1 km away

Badu Damn — Image credit: Western Sydney Parklands Trust

Amusement and Theme Parks

Badu Dam

Badu Dam is a peaceful part of the parklands where you can watch the waterbirds and soak up the serenity. Shale Hills includes walking and cycling tracks, if you do want to get active in nature, but you may decide to just sit by the water and unwind. Surrounded by weeping Melaleucas and nesting spots for waterbirds, this is the perfect oasis away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. Enter the area from Moondarra Drive, Carmichael Drive, Mannow Avene, Twenty Third Avenue and Thirty Second Avenue, West Hoxton.

West Hoxton NSW

5.1 km away

Ingleburn Reserve — Image credit: Campbelltown City Council

National Parks and Reserves

Ingleburn Reserve

Situated on the Georges River, the reserve contains the historic Ingleburn Weir. The weir was constructed in the late 1930s to provide a swimming area for the local community. Ingleburn weir has a high heritage significance due to its sandstone structure and form. In 2009, heritage maintenance works and additional works to help fish passage along the river were completed. The vegetation community at Ingleburn Reserve is classified as the endangered ecological community, Shale Sandstone Transition Forest. The reserve is home to a number of endangered plant species as well as a range of native birds, some marsupials, other small mammals and reptiles. Picnic tables, play equipment and an amenity block are located at the reserve. Ingleburn Reserve Walking Trail is a 400 metre return walk. It is a medium grade and has sandstone steps and loose, rocky, unsealed surface.

Ingleburn NSW

5.4 km away

Soldiers’ Riots Blue Plaque — Image credit: Heritage NSW

Historical Sites and Heritage Locations

Soldiers’ Riots Blue Plaque

Visitors can discover the stories behind the people, places and events that have helped shape NSW - where the history happened. A Blue Plaque visit offers more than sightseeing. It creates a direct connection between place and story, turning everyday locations into places of discovery. Each plaque reveals a unique piece of history, encouraging visitors to explore local areas from a new perspective and uncover stories they may never have known. This blue plaque commemorates the Soldiers' Riots on Valentine's Day 1916, where soldiers from a number of training camps in the Liverpool area rioted in protest of their conditions. The riots caused widespread damage, injury, and the death of a recruit, and led to the introduction of 6pm closing in NSW hotels, a law which lasted for almost 40 years. Visit the blue plaque at Liverpool Station, Bigge St, Liverpool NSW 2170 and scan the QR code there to learn more.

Liverpool NSW

5.8 km away

Ingleburn RSL — Image credit: Ingleburn RSL

Entertainment Venues

Ingleburn RSL Club

The Ingleburn RSL Club is a social meeting place for the community and visitors to the region. There is the Salute Restaurant, the Poppy Café and the Crystal and Sports Bar to visit. There are plenty of places to relax and reconnect for the whole family. Speaking of family, the kids will love Tabatinga! Located on level 1, ultra-modern and fun-filled venue for parents/carers and their children to meet, socialise and play. Ingleburn RSL also have you covered for all of your function requirements, with fantastic menus and spaces to create beautiful memories and celebrate. The club has a broad range of facilities including a spectacular gaming room and entertainment lounge area. With the TAB and Keno facilities as well as an auditorium, bistro, dining room and sports lounge that contains some of the world's finest memorabilia.

Ingleburn NSW

5.8 km away

Ingleburn Mountain Bike Trail — Image credit: Campbelltown City Council

Parks and Gardens

Ingleburn Mountain Bike Trail

Experience the jumps and bumps of the new Ingleburn Reserve Mountain Bike Trail Loop. This family-friendly track has a range of Jumps, Beams and Obstacles. This is fantastic for new mountain bike riders looking to develop their skills. There's a 250-metre easy loop for learners and a longer 450-metre intermediate loop for those who are ready for the extra challenge. Ingleburn Reserve is an amazing place to escape and explore. Take a bushwalk, and enjoy the picnic facilities and playground for the kids.

Ingleburn NSW

6.2 km away

Sydney Horse Riding Centre — Image credit: Campbelltown City Council

Sports and Recreation Facilities

Sydney Horse Riding Centre

Sydney Horse Riding Centre offers a unique Horse Riding Experience set amongst the scenic hills of Denham Court. Based only 45 minutes from the Sydney Central Business District, their sprawling 360-hectare farm gives visitors access to a truly unique riding experience. They offer beginner trail rides that will take you on an hour-long walk along with one of the many horse trails on the property, or if you have more experience, you could try picking up the pace in an advanced trail ride. Whether it be private or group horse riding, they offer lessons for both beginners and advanced riders. Day camps during the school holidays are also on offer, where children will learn grooming, feeding, handling, saddling and riding skills. There are also horse management classes to help you learn about horses from the ground up, and they even have pony rides for the little ones! If you want a memorable horse riding experience, Sydney Horse Riding is the place to be!

Denham Court NSW

6.5 km away

Nike Sydney Outlet Village — Image credit: Sydney Outlet Village

Shopping and Markets

Sydney Outlet Village

Sydney Outlet Village is south-west Sydney's premier outlet shopping destination, with leading brands, unbeatable value, and a vibrant destination where style and savings meet. Find Nike, Polo Ralph Lauren, Coach, Bally, Tommy Hilfiger, Calvin Klein, Kate Spade, Oroton, New Balance, Le Creuset, Peter Alexander, Levi's and much more. Sydney Outlet Village is more than a destination for bargains — it is a place to connect, to explore, to unwind. From the lively village square to the ease of free parking, everything is designed to make time here feel seamless and special. Sydney Outlet Village was previously known as Fashion Spree.

Warwick Farm NSW

6.6 km away

Willowdale Park — Image credit: Stocklands Facebook Page

Parks and Gardens

Willowdale Park

An exciting regional park with an adventure playground featuring natural play elements including a cubby house, rope bridge, swings, slide, water play, two 40-metre flying foxes, bicycle and scooter challenge. There’s also plenty of space to run around and kick a ball or watch a performance at the amphitheatre. You can enjoy a meal with family and friends from one of the electric barbecues while you take in the stunning scenery and relax under one of the many shelters.

Denham Court NSW

7.3 km away

Minto Anglican Church

Landmarks and Buildings

Minto Anglican Church

St James Anglican Church was originally built on the corner of Minto Road and Cumberland Road in 1897. It was a simple brick building with gothic windows and pine frames with its foundation stone laid by Bishop of Bathurst the Right Reverend C. E. Camidge. In 1983, the church purchased the land on the corner of Pembroke Road and Redfern Road which now sees the current St James Anglican Church, renamed Minto Anglican Church as a place of worship. Come in for a visit and be welcomed by the diverse, friendly and passionate individuals of Minto Anglican Church who share the love, hope and community found in Christ.

Minto NSW

8.6 km away

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