🌿 A ripper spot for a chill arvo stroll with the fam by Whites Creek, mate!

Cosgrove Park Moss Vale - Scenic Walking and Creekside Spot - Main park image showing the beautiful facilities and surroundings

Cosgrove Park in Moss Vale offers a peaceful walking path with a nice footbridge over Whites Creek, making it a quiet spot for families and locals to enjoy a gentle stroll. While the park currently lacks picnic tables and toilets, it’s a lovely natural setting for an easy arvo walk or a quick nature break. Ideal for those who appreciate simple outdoor escapes close to town, especially if you’re after a creekside walk with the kids or your dog.

📍 Park Information

📍 Address	Berrima Rd, Moss Vale NSW 2577, Australia
📞 Phone	+61 2 4868 0888
🌐 Website	Website
⭐ Rating	4.3/5 (4 reviews)
🏙️ City	Moss Vale
🗺️ Coordinates	Google Map Link
🏗️ Facilities	walk run path

🕐 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

Beautiful Views That'll Take Your Breath Away 🌅

Cosgrove Park offers a peaceful walking path along Whites Creek, featuring a charming footbridge that locals reckon is a real highlight. It’s a quiet spot perfect for an easy stroll with the family or a leisurely wander with your mate. The natural creekside setting provides a nice backdrop for a bit of fresh air and downtime away from the hustle. While it’s not a flashy park with heaps of facilities, the simple creek views and greenery make it a relaxing place to stretch your legs and enjoy the outdoors.

Things to Keep in Mind When Visiting ⚠️

Heads up, this spot is a bit light on facilities — reviews mention there’s no picnic tables or toilets, so plan accordingly. It’s a great place for a walk but if you’re thinking of a full arvo with the kids, you might want to bring your own snacks and water. Also, no mention of parking or bubblers, so best to check your ride and pack essentials before heading out. Despite this, it’s still a lovely natural spot for a quick visit or a peaceful breather.