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Brodie Park Geological Time Walk Ulladulla - Scenic History and Easy Trails - Main park image showing the beautiful facilities and surroundings

Brodie Park Geological Time Walk in Ulladulla offers families an easy, well-built walking trail rich with fascinating fossil history and scenic harbour views. The track is mostly flat and accessible, perfect for a relaxed arvo stroll with the kids or a peaceful brekkie walk. There’s a large grassy area and sheltered seating spots for a picnic or to just chill out. Nature lovers will appreciate the chance to spot local wildlife like White Bellied Sea Eagles. While some signage and plaques could use a tidy-up, the overall experience is a top-notch blend of education and outdoor fun for all ages.

📍 Park Information

📍 Address	103 North St, Ulladulla NSW 2539, Australia
📞 Phone	+61 412 480 371
🌐 Website	Website
⭐ Rating	4.4/5 (86 reviews)
🏙️ City	Ulladulla
🗺️ Coordinates	Google Map Link
🏗️ Facilities	walk run path picnic shelter grass area seating

🕐 Opening Hours

Day	Hours
Wednesday	Open 24 hours
Thursday	Open 24 hours
Friday	Open 24 hours
Saturday	Open 24 hours
Sunday	Open 24 hours
Monday	Open 24 hours
Tuesday	Open 24 hours

⭐ What Makes This Park Special

Family-Friendly Easy Walks ✅

This Geological Time Walk is a beaut for families looking for an easy, flat stroll that’s both fun and educational. The track is well built with roadbase, making it easy for little legs and prams alike. Kids can enjoy spotting fossils and learning about the area’s history from the informative plaques along the way. Plus, there’s a large grassy space perfect for running around or kicking a ball. It’s a relaxed spot where you can take your time, have a picnic, and keep the young ones entertained without the stress of steep hills or rough terrain.

Beautiful Views That'll Take Your Breath Away 🌅

One of the standout features of Brodie Park Geological Time Walk is the stunning view across Ulladulla Harbour and the nearby headland. The walk connects nicely to the headland, offering picturesque spots to stop and soak in the scenery. Reviewers have loved the peaceful vibe and the chance to see local wildlife, including White Bellied Sea Eagles soaring overhead. Whether you’re after a chill arvo or a brekkie walk with a view, this spot delivers a cracking natural backdrop that’s perfect for snapping a few photos or just enjoying the fresh sea breeze.

Chill Zones and Picnic Spots 🦘

After a good walk, you’ll appreciate the sheltered seating areas and the large grassy patches where the whole family can kick back. It’s a great place to lay down a rug, enjoy some sanga, and watch the world go by. The park’s calm atmosphere makes it ideal for a quiet arvo or a brekkie picnic with mates. The seating shelters provide handy cover if the weather turns, so you can relax without worrying about the elements. It’s a simple but well-thought-out spot to unwind after exploring the trails.

💬 What Visitors Are Saying

lovely! an unexpected gem at Ulladulla. Easy walk, interesting and it connected nicely to a comfortable walk at the headland.
Great place to visit, nice walking trails, well built in 60s
A great walk with history of the fossils detailed and a sheltered seating area to relax.
Within a short walk, you can see a picturesque view of Ulladulla Head.
I was so happy to completely stop on this Marc. This is so well done. Fantastically, informative, well laid out and a pleasurable way to learn!
And I saw two White Bellied Sea Eagles fighting!
The track has been done in roadbase and is very easy to walk.
There is also a large grass area to enjoy.
Ok. Really looking forward to seeing real fossils not just signposting. View across harbour good.