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Warriewood, NSW 2102

Northern Beaches · New South Wales · Population 8,379 · Median age 41

Warriewood offers easy access to Northern Beaches trails, lagoon walks, and nearby caravan parks with 116 hiking routes and scenic coastal walks within rea

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Written by Touringuide Team

Warriewood is a residential suburb on Sydney's Northern Beaches with excellent connectivity to walking trails and water-based recreation. The area sits close to Narrabeen Lagoon and the coastal pathway network, making it ideal for touring groups wanting to explore without committing to remote travel.

For caravaners and campervans, multiple accommodation options lie within 1–2km, including BIG4 Sydney Lakeside Holiday Park and Lakeside Park. The suburb has 47 shops and services plus 105 public toilets, ensuring supplies and amenities are readily available. With 116 trails nearby, visitors can range from short lagoon walks to longer coastal hikes depending on fitness and time.

About Warriewood — Demographics

ABS Census 2021
8,379
Population
41
Median Age
$2,598/wk
Median Household Income
2.9
Avg Household Size
$3,077/mo
Median Mortgage
$750/wk
Median Rent
78%
Home Ownership
18%
Renting
25%
Born Overseas
30%
University Educated
2.6%
Unemployment
1,218
Families

Travel Info

Must See

  • Narrabeen Lagoon TrailPopular 2.2km waterfront loop with scenic lagoon views and bird-watching opportunities.
  • Coast WalkCliff-top coastal route linking Warriewood to neighbouring beaches with ocean vistas.

Must Do

  • Angus Gordon WalkwayEasy 0.5km walk through native bushland, ideal for a quick stretch between driving.
  • Swamp Forest WalkShort 0.8km wetland circuit showcasing local ecology and birdlife.
  • Pelican PathLagoon-side walking trail spotting waterbirds and peaceful water views.

Travel Tips

  • Stock up at local shops before heading to Narrabeen Lagoon walks; facilities thin out on remote sections of the Coast Walk.
  • BIG4 Sydney Lakeside and Lakeside Park fill quickly during school holidays and weekends—book ahead.
  • Angus Gordon Walkway and Swamp Forest Walk are shorter options (under 2km) suitable for families or those with limited time.
  • Mobile coverage is reliable throughout Warriewood; however, some coastal trail sections may have patchy service.
  • Free public parking is available near trailheads; arrive early during weekends to secure spots.
Traffic & Access: Warriewood sits 30km north of Sydney CBD with good road access via Pittwater Road and Forest Way. Fuel and supplies are plentiful in the suburb; nearby petrol stations service the Northern Beaches region effectively.
Best Time to Visit: Visit between March and May or September to November for mild weather and fewer school holiday crowds.

Frequently Asked Questions

What camping is near Warriewood?

There are 10 campsites near Warriewood, including BIG4 Sydney Lakeside Holiday Park (1km), Sydney Lakeside Holiday Park (1km), Lakeside Park (1.1km).

What walks and trails are near Warriewood?

There are 10 walking trails near Warriewood, including Angus Gordon Walkway (0.5km), Swamp Forest Walk (0.8km), Coast Walk (1km).

Is there fuel near Warriewood?

Yes, there are 5 fuel stations near Warriewood, including EG Ampol Narrabeen North (0.9km), Ampol Foodary Narrabeen (1.4km), BP Mona Vale (PITTWATER RD) (1.4km).

What attractions are near Warriewood?

There are 10 attractions near Warriewood, including Long Reef Point Lookout (5.6km), Governor Phillip Lookout (7.6km), Brian Green Lookout (9.2km).