Excursion locations and site access
Brewongle Environmental Education Centre is located on Dharug Country at Sackville North, overlooking Dyarubbin (the Hawkesbury River). Nestled within native Eucalypt forest, our 5-acre site sits on a south-facing ridge approximately 70 metres above the river.
Centre address
587 Chapel Hill Road, Sackville North NSW 2756
Visitor access & bus bay
730 Sackville Ferry Road, Sackville North NSW 2756
All visiting school groups arriving by bus must use the designated bus bay on Sackville Ferry Road.
Buses must not attempt to access the centre via Chapel Hill Road, as the road is narrow and unsuitable for large vehicles.
From the bus bay, visitors follow a short, signposted walking track downhill to the centre.
Accessibility & mobility
Visitors with specific mobility requirements may access the centre directly via Chapel Hill Road using smaller vehicles.
For students arriving by bus who require mobility assistance, Brewongle staff can arrange transport from the bus bay to the centre in our centre vehicle.
Please advise our team of any mobility or accessibility requirements before your visit so appropriate arrangements can be made.
Getting here
Detailed directions, access information and a map are provided with your booking confirmation. Please ensure this information is shared with your bus driver before travelling to Brewongle.
You can also use the Google Maps link below to view our location and plan your journey.
Our local environment
Brewongle is surrounded by native bushland overlooking Dyarubbin (the Hawkesbury River). Our location provides a unique natural setting featuring Eucalypt forest, native wildlife habitats, bushwalking tracks and places of cultural and historical significance.
In addition to our Sackville North site, Brewongle delivers selected programs at Blacktown Showground and Nurragingy Reserve, as well as incursions at schools - see site specific information below.
Blacktown Showground
Brewongle Environmental Education Centre delivers selected environmental education programs at Blacktown Showground, providing students with opportunities to explore natural environments within an urban setting.
Location
Blacktown Showground Precinct (Francis Park)
Richmond Road, near the corner of Balmoral Street
Blacktown NSW 2148
Located close to Blacktown's town centre, the Showground is approximately a five-minute walk from Blacktown Train Station and Bus Interchange.
Meeting Point: Near the cafe
Visitor access & parking
The Showground can be accessed from Richmond Road, with free parking available within the precinct.
Visiting schools should refer to their Brewongle booking confirmation for specific meeting locations and arrival instructions. Please ensure these details are shared with your bus driver before your excursion.
Accessibility & mobility
The precinct includes accessible pathways, public toilets and open spaces. We encourage visiting teachers to contact Brewongle before their excursion to discuss any specific mobility or accessibility requirements.
Nurragingy Reserve, Doonside
Brewongle Environmental Education Centre delivers selected environmental education programs at Nurragingy Reserve in Doonside, providing students with opportunities to explore local bushland, natural habitats and ecosystems.
Location
Knox Road, Doonside NSW 2767
Meeting Point: Near The Colebee Centre
Visitor access & parking
Enter Nurragingy Reserve via the main entrance on Knox Road. Car and bus parking is available within the reserve near The Colebee Centre.
Please ensure your bus driver is aware of the meeting location before travelling. Further arrival information will be provided with your booking confirmation.
Accessibility & mobility
The reserve includes accessible pathways, public toilets and open spaces. We encourage visiting teachers to contact Brewongle before their excursion to discuss any specific mobility or accessibility requirements.
Booking enquiries
Get in touch to ask a question, plan a visit or find out more about what we offer
Brewongle EEC provides inclusive learning support through accessible, hands-on, and differentiated programs that cater to diverse learning needs, ensuring all learners can engage meaningfully with curriculum-based experiences in nature.