Activity Location Map

Mainly playing fields. This park is not administered by Waverley Council. For bookings and other information, please contact the Centennial and Moore Park Trust on 9339 6699.

The Commonwealth War Service Homes Commission purchased the Hemsley Estate in 1921 from Arthur Wigram Allen, a partner in the law firm Allen, Allen & Hemsley.

Warrane Reserve features an open grassed area with scattered trees and screen plantings of trees along its edges. A small bushland reserve separates the grass area from Eastern Valley Way.

A great spot for tennis with the family, featuring two acrylic courts, BBQ and toilets

Located on the corner of Dillon Street and Neild Avenue, Paddington

The South Maroubra Village Green is located adjacent to the South Maroubra Shopping Village on Meagher Avenue off Malabar Road. It’s a grassed area which includes a children’s playground. The park is also the location of many regular events such as the South Maroubra Village Green Art Show and the South Maroubra Community Christmas Carols.

A small grassed reserve located on the corner of Boomerang Street and Malabar Road. The reserve is dominated by large shrubs and trees. There are no facilities located here.

A centrally located and well-used urban park. With paving, pathways and rolling lawns dotted with mature specimen trees, Civic Park is a pleasant meeting place for the North Sydney community. North Sydney’s Civic Centre opened in September 1982. The site was the subject of numerous plans, both commercial and civic, since it was first mooted as a civic centre in the 1940s. The Civic Centre incorporates a number of existing buildings, including the Council Chambers and the Stanton Library, together with a park area consisting of lawns and gardens, known as Civic Park.

Small park linking Burraga Place and Cocupara Avenue

A popular surf beach lined with towering Norfolk Pines, Avoca Beach has a relaxed atmosphere.

Small local park

Small local park with swings only. Upgraded 2007.

Pottery Green Oval is located between Little Street & Phoenix Street, Lane Cove.

Named after Alderman Joseph Bales, Mayor of Willoughby in 1931-32, 1936, 1938-42 and 1945-47. On land formerly used as Chinese market gardens, the park was created by resumption and private purchase during 1930, and was known as Central Park. In 1952, more land was resumed to increase the park area.

This harbourside tidal enclosure (previously known as Redleaf Pool) is popular with all age groups and can be crowded on weekends in summer. The enclosure provides a swimming area of approximately 90m x 60m.

Grassed area with some trees.

Northbridge was the name given to the suburb built in 1913 on the first peninsula north of the Suspension Bridge (now Cammeray Bridge).

Cunninghams Reach is accessed from Burns Bay Road via a loop road below Figtree Bridge.

Small park with playground and seating

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.

Located on Avoca Street Randwick, this grassed reserve includes a playground. It’s located in a nice shady part of the street with plenty of trees.

Located between Rabaul Way and Poziers Avenue, Matraville, this medium sized reserve has a playground, as well as trees and seating. The playground has swings, a play gym and a spica over softfall.

Fantastic facility for cricket, rugby with a synthetic wicket, five practice nets, playing fields, clubhouse and playground

Large park with public art and playground, located next to the Ku-ring-gai Art Centre

Shaded reserve opposite St Ives shops on Mona Vale Road

This colourful playground is open for general public use outside of the Holdsworth Community Centre & Services hours of opening. Please contact the Centre for more details on 9302 3680.

Mainly flat playing field with views to the Ocean. The reserve also contains remnant vegetation, which is looked after by a team of dedicated bushcare volunteers.

Local park with playground and seating backing on to Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park

Multi-purpose sports facility with turf wicket, two cricket nets, two tennis courts, half-court basketball, soccer field and playground

Located on Broome Street Maroubra, this reserve includes seating and a playground that was built in 2014. The new playground was partly funded, with a generous donation by the late Dr Lynn Joseph.

Local park with playground and seating between Fiddens Wharf Road and Coronga Crescent

Come & discover Williams Park Bondi North NSW 2026. Lookout, Aboriginal Carvings are located behind the golf course on the rocks at Williams Park, North Bondi, looking over the ocean. These Aboriginal Rock Engravings features sharks, fish, men and women

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

Frank Doyle Park is a small corner park in on Randwick Street, Randwick. It is has two levels, with the upper level containing open green space and seating. The lower level is fully fenced and contains a playground.

Ingram Street Reserve is located on the corner of Ingram Street and Dowling Lane in Kensington. It offers a peaceful park space with children’s play equipment, some scattered natural shade and park seating. The playground boasts a climbing frame and platforms, monkey bars, a swing set and softfall flooring. There is also a junior bike track and footpath through the reserve for safe access.

Small park with seating near Turramurra shops and train station

The park is a neighbourhood park that is a green and pleasantly landscaped open space that provides opportunities for low-key informal recreation activities. The park reflects the village atmosphere of the surrounding area and incorporates many tangible reminders of its former use.

Come visit & discover Barr and Bass Street Reserve Colyton NSW 2760. Modern multi age play equipment with rubber softfall.

Local park with seating

The SS Barcoo was a coastal passenger steamer built in Scotland in 1885. The ship was hulked in 1911 and used as a naval coal ship in Sydney Harbour.

Prior to European settlement and well into the 19th century the Quibaree Clan, part of the larger Kuringgai Tribe, frequented Lavender Bay. In 1805 Robert Campbell purchased a large section of land on the waterfront of the North Shore, and James Milson settled on this land in 1806. During the 1850s, subdivision and sale led to increased settlement in the Lavender Bay and Milsons Point area.

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

Multi-purpose sports facility with turf wicket, two cricket nets, soccer field, seven tennis courts, one multi-purpose/netball court, BBQ, playground and dog off-leash area.

A simple building that offers basic shelter facilities, within the St Ives Showground.

There are native trees, shrubs and grasses in this small reserve.

Picnic Area 5 is located within the St Ives Showground.

Local park with swingset, slide and seating

Gollan Park is a large park with picnic tables, and seating and scattered trees providing shade. A shared path runs through the park connecting Macleay Street with Phillip Street.