Rofe Park

Rofe Park, located at Hornsby Heights on Galston Road, is a captivating establishment that serves as both a park and a point of interest in Australia. Managed by the Hornsby Shire Council, Rofe Park is a tourist attraction that showcases the natural beauty and special characteristics of Hornsby Shire.

As part of Hornsby Shire Council's long-term vision, Rofe Park is dedicated to preserving the values and unique features of the Shire. The council highly values feedback from the community, encouraging locals and visitors alike to have their say on important local issues. With strict building codes and standards in place, Rofe Park ensures that all construction, renovations, and other development work adhere to a safe standard.

Hornsby Shire is renowned for its breathtaking bushland and waterways, making Rofe Park an ideal destination for nature enthusiasts. In addition to its natural wonders, Hornsby Shire boasts vibrant commercial centers, numerous sporting facilities, and a plethora of parks, making it a fantastic place to live and explore.

Rofe Park is just one part of Hornsby Shire Council's commitment to preserving and managing the area's extensive bushland. With responsibility for over 2,000 hectares of bushland, the council implements various policies, strategies, and programs to protect the flora, fauna, and waterways that call Hornsby Shire home.

Investment opportunities abound in Hornsby Shire, thanks to its highly skilled local labor force and a business-friendly council. Entrepreneurs and investors will find a welcoming environment to establish and grow their ventures.

Sports enthusiasts will also find Rofe Park appealing, as it offers a range of sporting facilities. During summer, there are two senior baseball diamonds and six junior baseball diamonds available for use. In winter, there is one junior AFL ground and two senior baseball diamonds.

For further information or inquiries, please contact Hornsby Shire Council at 02 9847 6666 or email hsc@hornsby.nsw.gov.au. The council recognizes and pays respect to the Traditional Owners of the lands of Hornsby Shire, the Darug and GuriNgai peoples, and acknowledges their intrinsic connections and ongoing relationships to Country.