Central Coast Bushwalk

Adcock Park Mangroves (0.4km)

A short 0.4km wheelchair and pram accessible walk through she oaks and mangroves along the waterfront at West Gosford near Adcock Park.

At a glance

Distance: 400m
Grade: Grade 1, no experience required, flat and even
Ascent: 2m
Wheelchair: Accessible
Prams: Suitable
Toilets: Yes

Drive to Start

This beautiful short bushwalk is wheelchair and pram accessible and takes you through the she oaks and mangroves along the waterfront at West Gosford near Adcock Park (which is also good to walk around with a pram as well).

Walk directions

Start: -33.428446, 151.329085 Google Maps Link
Turn right: -33.428281, 151.329766 Google Maps Link
Keep right: -33.428607, 151.330479 Google Maps Link
Yay, you've reached the lookout: -33.428854, 151.331102 Google Maps Link

Timber boardwalk with a handrail winds through tall she oak trees

Wooden jetty leads through mangroves to the water at dusk

Similar Bushwalks

Bulgandry Aboriginal Engravings (0.4km)Strickland Aboriginal Engravings (0.4km)Phegans Bay Olive Avenue (0.4km)

The book

12 pram and wheelchair friendly walks in the book

A Cornucopia of Central Coast Walks lists 12 accessible walks, including the Tuggerah Lake Walk, the Kincumber waterfront, Norah Head Lighthouse and the Bulgandry engravings, each with a map and the climb up and down.

See the book

A picture book

A picture book for the toddler in the pram

The Bush Wee is my read aloud picture book for toddlers and preschoolers, about a big bush walk, a very important bush wee and a race back to the car. Its repeating refrain is written for little ones to chant along to.

See the picture book

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This walk is on Darkinung country. Good Architect acknowledges the Darkinung people as the Traditional Custodians of this land and we pay our respects to Elders, past, present and emerging. Darkinjung Land Council.