Duffys Forest
Residents Association
Welcome to the Duffys Forest Residents Association website. The DFRA was formed in 1965 to preserve the natural and unique beauty of Duffys Forest by promoting proper planning of all future developments.It also aims to express the co-coordinated viewpoints of residents to the various authorities both local and state government.
Waratah Park

Home of Skippy the Bush Kangaroo

Waratah Park, home of Skippy the Bush Kangaroo, currently has a weeding and restoration project lead by the Duffys Forest Residents Association. If you would like to help at the next working bee. All the details are below.
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Next General Meeting

The next general meeting will be on the 16th November at the Duffys Forest Rural Fire Station, Anembo Road, Duffys Forest. Starting at 7:30pm. All welcome.

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Next Waratah Park Working Bee

Volunteers needed for the next Waratah Park working bee on the 18th September at Waratah Park, 13 Namba Road. Starting at 9:00am to 1:00pm. Free lunch.

Further working bees have been scheduled for the 16th October, 13th November and 11th December.

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Next Bush Regeneration

Volunteers needed for the next bush regeneration day will be on the 3rd Monday of the Month, Joalah Rd, Duffys Forest. Starting at 9:00am - 12. All welcome contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

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National Parks and the DFRA are holding their Annual Bushcare Major Day out at Wyong Creek on September 4th 9.00am - 12 noon. All welcome. Tools provided. Lunch will be provided at Duffys Wharf afterwards.

The DFRA is pleased to announce the completion and opening of new directional signage to Slades Lookout and Duffys Wharf. This has been made possible through a Community Heritage and Icon Grant from the Australian Govern,ent / Department of the Environment along with research by "Chase Alive Discovery" volunteers.

Please join us for the official opening on Sunday 4th September at 1pm at Slades Lookout (700 metres via trail at the end of Booralie Road Duffys Forest)

Two beautiful walks for families and enthusiast await with details of a rich indigenous and settlers history. Further details can be found under the community projects tab of this website.

 

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Facebook Page

Terrey Hills & Duffy's Forest Community Page was established to keep residents informed of local events & news. Please search for “Terrey Hills Community Page” on Facebook to apply to join.

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Bush Fire Survival Plan

Have you completed your Bush Fire Survival Plan? Download yours today and start preparing your property today.

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Trails Page

A new trails page is currently in development which aims to provide a detailed list of all the trails and features in the Terrey Hills & Duffys Forest area.

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High speed internet Optus Cable

House are being connected to the high speed Optus cable currently. Email Jenny Harris to find out if you are eligible.

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Community Resource Library

There are some interesting books on Horse Management on Small Properties, Native Plants and weed management available for residents to borrow. Please contact Judith Macpherson as above.

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Membership

Have you paid your membership for 2016 yet? Find out the benefit of being a member. Membership form

Benefits of Duffys Forest

  • Recreational facilities

    90%

  • Fauna and Flora

    80%

  • Distance to the city

    50%

  • Community Spirit

    70%

  • Wilderness and tranquillity

    60%