Activity Location Map

A heavily landscaped play space with a variety of equipment suited to toddlers and younger children.

Grace Campbell Reserve 4 is a pocket park located off Grace Campbell Crescent, near the intersection with Beauchamp Road, Hillsdale. The reserve provides a green space for the enjoyment of local residents.

Epping Road Reserve is a small landscaped park giving through access to Kiaora Road.

Enjoy a relaxed Sunday morning game with friends or get private lessons from the pros at Gordon Golf Course. Italian restaurant, clubhouse and venue hire also available. Gordon Golf Course, including all services and facilities, remains open. For information and bookings visit the Gordon Golf Course website.

An award-winning community park on the corner of Greengate Lane and Bruce Avenue, Killara.

Fenced park with playground and seating

Small fenced park with playground and seating behind South Turramurra shops

Small local park

Kogarah Park, Cnr Jubilee Avenue and Princes Highway, Kogarah

Situated inside the Town Hall, this small meeting room can accommodate up to 50 people and has chairs and tables, fridge and whiteboard. Available to book every day, 7am – 1am.

Flat grassy area with good views north over Bondi Bay, south towards Coogee and east.

Small park with playground and seating

Dr Walters Park in Chifley is a medium sized park with mature trees providing shade and a tranquil place to visit. Within the park is a fully fenced children’s playground with climbing equipment, a slide, seating and shade structure.

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.

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.

Bangor Park is a sloping park with level areas fronting Oberon Street and Rainbow Street.

Local park with playground and seating

This park located on the corner of Middle Street and Jane Street, Randwick, features grassed and paved areas, along with barbecue facilities, picnic tables and seating. The park is named after the first Mayor of Randwick City, Simeon Pearce.

Local park with playground and seating

Nestled within the protection of Broken Bay, there is over 2km’s of golden sand to enjoy. It provides the beauty of an ocean beach with the safety of an inland waterway, offering ideal conditions for learning to surf.

The park caters for sports such as cricket, rugby union and soccer. It is also a great place to enjoy a sunny day with a picnic rug or a pair of joggers.

Neptune Park is a small grassed reserve located in between Grant Reserve and Trenerry Reserve along the Coastal Walkway south of Coogee Beach. There are no facilities here. Keep heading south for the dog-friendly Trenerry Reserve or further north for the playgrounds, ocean pools, cafes and buzz of Coogee Beach.

Come & discoverIron Bark Way Reserve Colyton NSW 2760. Play equipment, swings with mulch softfall.

This small reserve at the end of Cove Street, Watsons Bay offers a shady place to sit and relax.

Grace Campbell Reserve 3 is a pocket park located between Grace Campbell Crescent and Rhodes Street, Hillsdale. The reserve acts as a thoroughfare between Grace Campbell Crescent and Rhodes Street. A small playground is located off Grace Campbell Crescent.

Dedicated in 1848, St Thomas’ Cemetery was the first burial ground on the North Shore. It was converted to a Rest Park in the 1970s. The Park contains interpretative signage for self-guided walks.

The park caters for cricket during summer and rugby union in winter.

Named after Dr Elsie Okey (nee Wearn) (1904-1995), Artarmon’s first female dentist.  Elsie was a pioneer for women in dentistry, opening her practice in Hampden Road in 1945 and later moving to Wilkes Avenue until her retirement in 1974.  She was the first honorary dental surgeon at the Rachel Forster Hospital for Women and Children for 22 years, and also provided dental services to the Burnside Children’s Homes for 14 years. 

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

Ku-ring-gai Town Hall is one of our largest venues, with a capacity of up to 250 people.

Choose from two synthetic and two acrylic courts at Robert Pymble Park, which also provides toilets and playground

Located on the corner of Beauchamp Road and Anzac Parade Matraville, this large grassed area provides an entrance to a housing estate that was established between 1918 and 1925 to house returned soldiers and widows of soldiers from World War I.

Origin of the name Naremburn is unknown, but is attributed to either the aboriginal words ‘narra burren’ for ‘forked creek’, or the Scottish ‘near a burn’.

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.

Thomson park is named after the Hon. Dugald Thomson (1848 -1922), the first Federal Member for North Sydney (1901-1910). He was a Free Trader and supported the railway line being extended from St Leonards to Milsons Point. The land was originally part of William Gore’s land grant of 150 acres from the present day St Leonards to Artarmon Railway Station. The land was acquired by the Council in 1925. The sportsground and children’s playground were developed in 1928.

Local park with playground and seating, backing on to gorgeous bushland near the Lane Cove River

Fenced playground with seating

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.

Grassed area and remnant bushland with excellent views over dramatic cliffs.

A truly unspoilt beach.

Named after Sir James Willoughby Gordon (1773-1851), English officer-soldier and associate of Sir Thomas Livingstone Mitchell, the NSW Surveyor-General, who assigned the name of ‘Willoughby’ to the local parish.

Hereward Reserve is located in Maroubra and offers an abundance of natural shade as well as a large children’s playground. The playground includes a large climbing frame, swings, a jungle gym and soft- fall flooring. There is also plenty of park seating under the natural shade to sit back and relax whilst watching your kids.

With a capacity of up to 80 people, this sunny room located in the old school building is perfect for meetings and small functions, with the beautiful Secret Garden just outside. This second meeting room is located furthest away from the main library building with a lounge area and kitchenette in front.

A level, fully fenced grassed park on Baird Avenue, which includes Baird Reserve Playground. The playground is fenced and has shade over the play equipment.

Medium size park with shady trees.

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

Local park with playground, seating and bubbler