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

Flat grassy area with shade trees, benches and an Anzac Memorial, adjacent to, but screened from, busy Bondi Road.

Small local park

Bundock Park is located directly adjacent to Clovelly Beach. On the southern side of the beach you will find an amenities building, beach inspectors’ office, the Sea Salt Cafe, picnic shelters, BBQs and external showers. A children’s playground is located in a small grassed area behind the beach. There are also several small, grassed picnic areas, many of which are enclosed by mature native planting. On the northern side of the bay there are formal pathways, picnic shelters, BBQs, and extensive plantings of native trees and shrubs. The Coastal Walkway runs through the park and it is popular with walkers and joggers.

Stringybark Creek Reserve is bounded by Murray, Ralston and Nundah Streets, Karilla & Centennial Avenues.

Named after William and Henry Mashman who operated a pottery business on the site of the park from 1885. The Mashman Brothers company, Victoria Pottery, produced terracotta and stoneware including chimney pots, urns, chicken feeders, bread crocks and storage jars. As more houses were built in Chatswood, the company also produced drainage and sewer pipes. In 1959 the Royal Doulton Company bought the business and continued making only sanitary wares. In 1980 Caroma Industries P/L acquired the business but ceased trading in 2000. Council was given the park in 2004 by the Huang family who converted the former factory building into residential apartments.

This is a beautifully shaded park with well separated play areas for seniors and juniors. The custom-designed senior equipment is challenging and suited to teenagers. The junior play area has a variety of equipment with some suited to toddlers and some for users up to 10 years.

A great spot for tennis with the family, featuring two synthetic courts, playground and public toilets

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

Named after Erik Carlson, (1917-2001) resident of Middle Harbour Ward. His contribution to improving the living environment of Willoughby City will be long remembered; an example being this land acquired in 1989 to mitigate local flooding and to develop as public open space. A rocky channel runs through the park to help direct stormwater.

Terry St, Connells Point

Balcombe Heights Sportsground (Masonic Ovals) features two single sports fields with a synthetic cricket pitch located in the centre of each. The cricket pitches are covered in the winter. Both are only small fields and best suited to local lower level sports. Touch football is played during the summer season on both fields and Soccer in Winter.

The playground has excellent equipment, slides and swings, and a lush green setting. The standard of equipment at the park is excellent.

Baker Park is a triangular shaped grassed park located between Dudley, Carr and Byron Streets.

McKell Park is on the shores of Sydney Harbour with views of the Harbour Bridge to the west and Sydney Heads to the east. The park comprises grassed landscape terraces stepping down to the harbour foreshore and the public ferry wharf. It is often used for wedding ceremonies as it has superb harbour views and manicured gardens surrounded by magnificent mature trees. The harbour and well maintained gardens provide a perfect backdrop for any special occasion. It is a great vantage point to view Sydney Harbour activities. The heritage listed Canonbury Cottage is the centrepiece of the park.

Multi-purpose facility for cricket, soccer, baseball and softball with synthetic wicket and two diamonds

Fenced park with playground and seating

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

Templeman Crescent Reserve is a pocket park in Templeman Crescent, Hillsdale. The reserve features play equipment and a green space for Hillsdale residents.

This colourful and fragrant park was designed by Landscape Consultant Stephen Whitteridge following community consultation, and completed in June 2008.

Helen Street Reserve is between Helen Street and Huxtable Avenue in Lane Cove North. It is a shaded, grassed area with tall trees.

This small park backs on to picturesque bushland near the Lane Cove River.

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.

Located in the centre of Watsons Bay, Robertson Park provides a significant tourist destination for local residents and visitors from Australia and overseas.

Rickard Rd, South Hurstville

Kenneth Slessor Park is named after the renowned Australian poet and journalist, Kenneth Slessor (1901-71), who lived nearby at several houses along Pacific Highway in Chatswood for the early and later part of his life. Originally called Western Park, the park has western views to the Blue Mountains and was part of the Fuller Estate. The land was purchased by Council in 1931.

Nestled in the stunning Lavender Bay opposite Clark Park & Wendy’s Secret Garden it is easy to feel like you’ve discovered a hidden gem.

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

Small park with playground and seating

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.

A fully fenced grass space within the St Ives Showground.

Small grassed area in the middle of Rose Bay on the corner of Wilberforce Avenue.

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