Activity Location Map

Take advantage of this great open space adjacent to Roseville Golf Club for a game of cricket on the turf wicket or some rugby on the playing field

Grassed area leading into Bronte Park.

Come visit & discover Steamroller Park Cambridge Park NSW 2747. Play equipment, swings with mulch softfall.

Hughes Park was constructed on the site of a former bowling club in 2015 and consists of a playground for all ages, barbeque facilities, picnic tables, a community garden and outdoor fitness equipment. Parking and toilet facilities are also available. The park is named after former local Billy Hughes who 100 years ago became the Prime Minister of Australia. Billy was also the Member for North Sydney and still holds the record as the longest-serving MP with 58 years of service, 51 years at Federal level.Hughes Park Opening.JPG

Come visit & discover Apple Gate Close Park Welby NSW 2575. Apple Gate Close, Welby

The Rotary Athletic Field is part of an original grant to John Jones, part of which later came into the possession of SB Whatmore.

Rose Bay Park is a small park located below the Rose Bay Police Station and bounded between Point Piper Marina and Rose Bay Marina. The park provides a sandy beach and a shaded picnic area. This park is often used for small wedding ceremonies as there are many nearby reception venues. Rose Bay was named after The Right Honourable George Rose (he was not knighted) who was joint Secretary to the British Treasury with Thomas Steele, after whom Steel(e) Point at Nielsen Park was named. The name Rose Bay was used as early as 1778 by Captain John Hunter.

Central Park is bounded by William Edward Street & Kenneth Street, Longueville.

Fenced dog off-leash park with seating

Come visit & discover Brooker & Day Street Reserve Colyton NSW 2760.

Small, shady park at the end of Lee Place

There are 2 swings (one suitable for toddlers) and a spring rocker, a park bench and a sandstone ring tail possum with baby sculpted by Chris Bennetts in this playground.

End of Beach rd Palm Beach NSW 2108

Cromwell Park north is located between Franklin Street, Dacre Street and Fishermans Road.

Gap Park is located on a coastal escarpment on Sydney Harbour’s South Head. It has spectacular views of both the harbour and the sea. There are a series of basic paths amidst windswept native coastal vegetation that traverse the cliff tops. The area is one of Sydney’s most popular tourist destinations. It attracts international and national tour groups, independent visitors, and local residents who use the park for walking, harbour and ocean viewing, bird watching, whale watching and spectating major harbour events. Additionally the park supports a rich history containing early fortifications, shipwreck relicts, and disused gun placements from past wars.

Paradise Beach is located at the end of Paradise Avenue at Avalon. The beach area is on the foreshore of Pittwater.

Local park

Intersection of Pacific Street and Victoria Street, Watsons Bay.

Benvenue Reserve is a small reserve with seats and a rubbish bin. There is a small grass area surrounded by trees. It’s a nice place for quiet reflection.

Dunningham Reserve is located on the northern headland of Coogee Beach. Spectacular ocean and coastline views make this reserve a popular location for photographers and filmmakers in addition to the large number of recreational users.

Newport Beach is 1.3 km long, running from Newport Head in a gentle arc to Little Reef, a 1 km long sandstone reef.

Located between Ascot Street and Goodwood Street in Kensington, Kokoda Park is named in honour of those heroic soldiers who served and lost their lives on the Kokoda Track in Papua New Guinea during World War II. The park has a large grassed area and features a memorial pathway leading to a monument. The path is a symbolic representation of the Kokoda Track. The park also includes a fenced junior playground. Grab a coffee from a café on nearby Anzac Parade and wind down in the tranquil environment.

Kensington Park is a large district park located on the corner of Barker Street, Cottenham Avenue and Edward Avenue in Kensington. The focus of the park is Kensington Oval that caters for rugby league and cricket. John Calopedos Memorial Playground is within the park. It is a fenced playground with swings, slides and climbing equipment over softfall and under a shade structure.

Named after John J. Roche J.P., local resident and activist on the Northbridge Progress Association from 1945-75.

This is a foreshore park on the edge of Tambourine Bay with a gentle sloping grassed area.

This pretty reserve on Lucas Avenue, Malabar, has minimal playground facilities and is a nice place to wind down with a good book.

Bradley Avenue reserve is a small terraced garden that provides through access from Bradley Avenue to Victoria Road.

Small, shady park with seating next to the railway line

A small fenced garden area with seating, shade trees and a pond.

Princes Highway, Blakehurst

Blackburn Gardens is a beautifully restored heritage garden and retains spectacular views of Sydney Harbour. The garden adjoins Murray Rose Pool (formerly Redleaf Pool) and Seven Shillings Beach. The garden features manicured lawn with a secret garden, sundial and water feature.

Bushland reserve on the edge of Lane Cove National Park

Located on Middle Street Kingsford, among a quiet residential backdrop, is this fenced park with grassed areas and a playground. There is on street parking.

High Cross Park is an open green space in the middle of the hustle and bustle of Randwick. It contains some large trees offering shade and there are also picnic tables and water fountains. It is home to the City’s cenotaph, remembering all wars served by residents of Randwick City. The Minister for Transport announced on 17 September 2015 that High Cross Park would be saved and the proposed light rail terminal moved to nearby High St.

Lodge Road Park

Showcasing the talent of Council’s stonemasons, this groovy sandstone castle boasts a timber drawbridge, Juliette balcony with views to the resident ‘dragon’, and an internal staircase leading to the secret exit (a spiral slide). Tucked away in a quiet cul-de-sac this hidden gem is closely guarded by local princes and princesses.

The lower area of the Reserve is a grassed area overlooking the pools and the Ocean. In the upper area, there is a grassed, shady picnic, play area and sculptures.

The Northbridge Bike Skills track features a section of small jumps and a “pump track”.

Suitable for surfers and swimmers, Shelly Beach is a beautiful strip of golden sand popular with locals and visitors.

Caffyn Park is a pleasant, small, grassed area with shady trees and good views of the harbour.

Baseball facility

This well shaded, level space has a wood barbecue, picnic tables, is close to public ammenities and a car park.

Located off Todman Avenue Kensington on Brompton Road within the private Raleigh Park Estate, this publicly-accessible park features large open grassed areas which are well used by local residents. The park is maintained by the Raleigh Park Community Association.

Dog off-leash park

Turimetta Beach is a small 350m long beach between Turimetta and Narrabeen Head backed by 20 to 30 m high shale bluffs. The beach receives waves averaging 1.5m which break close to shore, and often has a heavy shore break. Two or three rips usually form at each end of the beach and in the centre amongst the rocks.

Cunningham Reserve, located on Cunningham Street, Matraville. It a large open green reserve with mature trees.

Part of the Randwick Community Centre site, this Reserve has bike racks and picnic facilities – perfect for a fun day out with the family. While you’re out and about, check out the nearby Environment Park.

Enjoy cricket and soccer at this great location backing on to bushland. Synthetic wicket and playground.

Beauchamp Park is situated in the upper park of the Scotts Creek sub-catchment.