Activity Location Map

Come visit & discover Bentley Road Reserve Colyton NSW 2760. Swings with mulch softfall.

Small reserve at the entrance to the Founders Way walking track

Named after J.R. (Reg) Warner who operated the ‘Waratah’ dairy in Edinburgh Road in 1914.

Reserve with dog off-leash park and playground at entrance on the edge of Warrawee bushland

Come visit & discover Gilmore Street Reserve Colyton NSW 2760. Play equipment, swings with mulch softfall.

Burns Bay Reserve is a spacious, flat, grassed waterfront park.

The Princess Anne Arena is located within the St Ives Showground.

St Ives Showground is Ku-ring-gai’s largest sports and recreation venue with equestrian and dog training rings, soccer field, BMX riding facilities, BBQs and picnic tables.

Coral Sea Park is located in a quiet residential area just five minutes from the cafes and beach at Maroubra. It is a major sporting facility that supports many rugby and soccer fields, a cricket pitch and practice nets. These areas are floodlit for night training. Alongside the sporting fields is a large children’s playground.

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.

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

This park is located on the corner of Botany Street and Rainbow Street, Randwick. It comprises a playground, dog exercise park, sports field as well as toilets and change rooms

Fenced playground with swingset, slide and seating

Small park linking Highfield Road and Provincial Road

The Ashen Track is located within the St Ives Showground.

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

One of Ku-ring-gai’s biggest and most beautiful sports and recreation spots, with soccer fields, baseball diamonds, mountain bike park, BBQ and playground overlooking bushland

March Street reserve is a landscaped stairwell providing through access between Bellevue Road and March Street.

This well shaded spot has a wood barbecue, picnic tables, children’s playground, public ammenities and a car park.

Corner Vista Street and The Promenade, Sans Souci

Herbert St, Oatley

Large park with playground and seating

Grassed area with seats in a busy urban setting. Includes a Community Garden.

Multi-purpose sporting facility with athletics track, synthetic wicket, soccer fields, playground and clubhouse

The Pool complex (Pool & Gym & Creche) allows everyone to combine swimming with other leisure or fitness pursuits in the one spectacular location overlooking Sydney Harbour, next door to Luna Park and the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Customers can pay per-visit or choose a membership package of fees in order to enjoy the heated swimming facilities and full use of the gymnasium, spa and sauna.

Situated in the middle of the vast stretch of beach from Collaroy to North Narrabeen.

Latham Park is a large recreational facility located on Moverley Road, South Coogee.

Named after Ardthelmon Castle (pronounced Art-e-mon), the Irish home of William Gore (1765-1845) who was Provost-Marshal under Governor Bligh in the Rum Rebellion of 1808. Gore was granted 150 acres in 1810 from the present day St Leonards to Artarmon Station. In 1869 at the request of Council, the NSW Government set aside 140 acres of the land as a public reserve; now only 17 acres (9.5 hectares) remain. The remnant bushland in this reserve contains distinctive flora where Wianamatta Shale soils meet Hawkesbury Sandstone soils. In 1913 the reserve was dedicated as a park under the care, control and management of Willoughby Council.

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.

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

Castlecove was the name given by Walter Burley Griffin to the most northern of the three Middle Harbour peninsulas on which he purchased land in 1920.

An open level grassed area within the St Ives Showground.

Pleasant grassed area among residences, set in a gully, with shade trees and a small hireable hall.

Aveling St, Blakehurst

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

Conveniently located close to transport and shops, this venue is perfect for meetings, classes and small parties. It can accommodate up to 60 people and has a piano and projector with screen. Available to hire Sunday – Thursday 7am to 11pm, and Friday to Saturday 7am to midnight.

This is a small grassed area with sweeping views across Sydney Harbour and access to tidal sand at low tide.

Access the playground from Beresford Road, there are stairs down towards the playground and park seating.

Named after Oswald Hector Reid (1899-1947), foundation member of the Willoughby/Ku-Ring-Gai Cricket Association, Willoughby resident and respected football player.

HMAT Barambah (formerly the SS Hobart) was a steamship built in 1912 for the Deutsche-Australische line, which operated services between Germany and Australia. The ship was seized by Australia in Melbourne at the commencement of WW1, renamed Barambah and used as a troop transport belonging to the Australian Commonwealth Government Line of Steamers. The ship’s final voyage from Australia to England was in 1925 having been sold and renamed SS Justin. Barambah was the name given to an Aboriginal mission town in Queensland (now Cherbourg), and means “source of the western wind”. There are two park benches, a picnic table. a level grassed area and an attractive 3m high rock face in this reserve. There are four parks and a garden in Barcoo Street:

Named incorrectly after the town and goldfield of Cawarral, Queensland, by Andrew Armstrong who owned the Cammeray Estate in 1886.

Artarmon Park was named after Ardthelmon (or “Artramon”) Castle, the Irish home of William Gore. Gore owned land in the area including a large reserve extending from Gore Hill to Artarmon, of which Artarmon Park was a part. The construction of the railway in the late 1880s separated Artarmon Park from Artarmon Reserve. In 1900 the northern part of the park was subdivided for housing, and the remaining land was gazetted as a park 11 August 1900.

View Street Park can be accessed from View Street. A walkway also links the park to View Lane and Pacific Highway.

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.

Intersection of Pacific Street and Victoria Street, Watsons Bay.

Named after Sir Edward Hallstrom (1886-1970), a philanthropist and local industrialist.

With a capacity of up to 100 people, West Lindfield Community Hall is great for group meetings and family functions indoor sport activities. It has a fully-equipped kitchen, air conditioning and fantastic outdoor playground for the kids. Available to book every day, 7am – 1am.

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.