Location
Bonna Point Reserve, Kurnell
Facilities
- Bubbler
- MLAK toilet
- Parking
- Playground
- Scooter / bike path
- Shade
- Skate park
- Toilet
- Accessible play
Bonna Point Reserve is a large open space reserve with plenty of room for barbecues, picnics and running around.
Public toilets, changing facilities, picnic shelters and bench seating are provided in the Reserve with ample room for active play. Parking is available in the adjoining car park.
Dogs at Bonna Point Reserve
Dogs are prohibited within 10 metres of playgrounds and play equipment, even if they are on leash.
Parts of Bonna Point Reserve are considered wildlife and nature sanctuaries including the mangroves in Quibray Bay and the sand spit which forms the western end of the Reserve. Migratory shorebirds inhabit the beaches around Bonna Point. These areas are signposted. Dogs are prohibited from these parts of the Reserve.
There is a dog off leash area at Silver Beach.
View our map of where you can and can't take your dog in Kurnell.
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This regional playground provides a dynamic and engaging play experience for children of all ages and abilities. It includes:
- ‘Sky-pods’ premium playground – which combines a 4.5m slide, the highest in the Sutherland Shire, and elevated rope walkways, which older children will enjoy
- A separate junior play area
- A skate precinct for free style skating
- A dual flying-fox ride
- Shade and picnic structures
- Scooter/small bike path circuit
The Skate Alley is a plaza style layout for free form skating for younger or novice skaters who still need supervision and assistance. It includes metal devices for trick skating.
Bonna Point boat ramp includes a dual lane boat ramp with boat holding pontoon. A large car park services the boat ramp and accommodates parking for trailers.
An amenities building, picnic facilities and a large, open reserve can also be found close to the boat ramp.
Notice
The seabed around the Bonna Point boat ramp is very shallow and these conditions extend from the toe of the boat ramp to 180m offshore. The shallow conditions mean that the boat ramp does not provide access at low tides and is most suited to shallow draft vessels. Please consider the tide times when using the boat ramp and avoid launching or retrieving your boat during low tide.
Bonna Point borders the Towra Point Aquatic Reserve, which is the largest aquatic reserve in NSW and protects important seagrass meadows and is an important area for fish and marine invertebrates. The intertidal zone on the southern shores of Bonna Point also contain low coastal saltmarsh vegetation, which is an endangered ecological community at risk of extinction due to sea level rise and physical disturbance. Migratory shorebirds inhabit the beaches around Bonna Point, which can be easily disturbed by dogs, even on leash. A dedicated dog off leash area has been provided elsewhere to the right of the boat ramp at Silver Beach and visitors can assist by being responsible dog owners.
