31 Ocean Road Palm Beach NSW 2108

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

Situated in the middle of the Ku-ring-gai Wildflower Garden is Lambert’s Clearing Picnic Area.

Named after Francis Walter Butt, local resident activist and Middle Harbour Ward Alderman 1937-41.

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

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

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.

The Wright family have been long time residents of Boundary Street adjoining the park. Henry Wright (1897-1960) moved into his Hemsley Estate house in 1926, following service as a private with the AIF in England and France during WW1.

The Ku-ring-gai Wildflower Garden is located on 123 hectares of tranquil bushland on the edge of the Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park. It features six walking tracks, picnic areas with BBQs, a playground and a function centre.

Soccer fields, playground and synthetic wicket

Small park with swinget, slide and seating

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.

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.

Multi-purpose sporting facility with soccer fields, synthetic wicket for cricket, five tennis courts and two croquet fields

Popplewell Park (upper) is a large rectangular strip of parkland along Gregory Street, South Coogee. It is a fenced park that has a playground and seating.

Multi-purpose sports facility with turf wicket, two cricket nets, athletics track, four tennis courts, soccer/rugby field, exercise equipment, playground and clubhouse

Umina Beach offers outstanding views of of Bouddi National Park, Lobster Beach and Lion Island Nature Reserve.

Blaxland Reserve is located on Blaxland Street in Matraville. It’s a small, fully fenced reserve with a small playground that has shade and softfall flooring.

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.

Narrabeen Park Parade Warriewood NSW 2102

Grassed area leading into Bronte Park.

Local park with playground, seating and bins provided.

Shady reserve with playground and seating between Adams Avenue and Princes Lane

Small park with seating and bins provided next to East Killara shops.

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.

Come & discover Kevin Maley Park Colyton NSW 2760. Modern multi age play equipment with rubber softfall.

Shady park with seating adjacent to St Ives Village Green, near St Ives Shopping Village

Large fenced park with playground and seating, adjacent to Warrimoo Avenue shops

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

Charles Bean Sportsground is the first ever synthetic playing field in Ku-ring-gai Council to be constructed. The new synthetic surface allows the playing field to be used during wet weather and reduces maintenance costs, compared to a grass surface.

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:

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