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After turning left from Cotswold Hills Drive onto Hamzah Drive, in about 300m you'll find the Hamzah Drive car park where you can leave your vehicle.

John Trousdell Circuit

Best for: Bushwalking, mountain biking and horse riding

Classification: Bushwalking (Grade 3), mountain biking (Intermediate), horse riding (Class 1 easy)

Distance: 1,200m loop

Walking time: 40 minutes

Description: This multi-use trail starts behind the park toilet and forms a circuit around the park. There are some short steep sections that make this trail challenging enough for a workout. The trail surface is made of decomposed granite so watch your step on the steep areas. From the trail you can see a small dam where birds like to spend time in the water. There are some other interesting features in the park such as the detention basin and a little pond that can be reached outside of the circuit.

John Trousdell Park trail map

Adjacent to Hamzah Drive this area of the park has a an open space, multi-purpose court, a learn-to-ride facility and a basketball half-court. Picnic facilities include play equipment, toilets, shelters, barbecues and a rebound wall.

A detention basin creates a water feature in the south-eastern corner of the park.

The park area adjacent to Morris Court is a natural area with a recreation corridor on steep land. Some unmarked walking tracks exist.