Cape Solander Lookout &#8211; Kurnell

1-Park Car Parking Gardens

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

Memorial Garden,Council Chambers,Bondi Rd, Bondi

Memorial Gardens – Bondi

Large fenced park with playground and seating

37 Kiparra Street, Pymble

Peewee Park – Pymble

Sexton’s Cottage, once used for laying out bodies prior to burial, was restored and turned into a museum in 1984. in 2017 it underwent undergone a major renovation. It houses resources for researching the history of the cemetery and those buried there. Exciting new attractions include a striking reproduction mourning dress and mourning jewellery.

250 West St, Crows Nest

Sexton’s Cottage Museum – Crows Nest

1-Park Shelter Toilets

1-Park Car Parking Park Bench Parking Playground Views

Woodford Bay Bicentennial Reserve is located at bottom of Woodford Street, Longueville. This is a landscaped historical park over looking the bay with pockets of bushland.

Woodford St Longueville NSW 2066, Australia

Woodford Bay Reserve – Longueville

1-Park 11 Sportsground Park Bench Playground Sports Area Toilets

Multi-purpose sporting facility with turf wicket, AFL pitch, four tennis courts, fitness equipment, dog off-leash area, playground and clubhouse

Rosebery Road Killara Australia

Killara Park – Killara

1-Park 11 Sportsground Car Parking Views

Mainly flat playing field with Ocean views.

Rodney St, Dover Heights

Rodney Reserve – Dover Heights

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

Steamroller Park, 195 Victoria St, Cambridge Park NSW 2747, Australia

Steamroller Park – Cambridge Park

7 Beach Picnic Area Swimming Views

One of the best-known beaches on the Central Coast, Terrigal Beach is a cosmopolitan seaside town.

The Esplanade, TERRIGAL NSW 2260

Terrigal Beach – Terrigal

1-Park Accessible Toilets BBQ's Car Parking Park Bench Picnic Area Playground Shelter Sports Area Toilets

Named after William Gore (1765–1845), Irish free settler and NSW Provost – Marshal. He was granted 150 acres from the present day St Leonards to Artarmon Railway Station. The park is a Crown Land reserve.

Gore Hill Park, Corner Reserve Road and Pacific Highway, St Leonards

Gore Hill Park – St Leonards

1-Park BBQ's Park Bench Picnic Area Playground Views

Muston Park is named after William Thomas Muston, the original owner of the land and Mayor of Willoughby 1890. His home ‘Penshurst’ stood in the middle of the land which was subdivided and sold in 1921. In 1926 the Council purchased the land from Joseph Knight Smith, owner of Willoughby Hotel, and created a public park. The ‘Penshurst’ entry gates were re-located to Willoughby Park.

Muston Park, Penshurst Street, Chatswood

Muston Park – Chatswood

11 Sportsground BBQ's Park Bench Playground Sports Area Toilets

Two diamonds for baseball in summer and softball in winter, plus playground for the kids and BBQ facilities

Kissing Point Road South Turramurra Australia

Auluba Oval 3 – South Turramurra

1-Park Drinking Water Picnic Area Toilets Views

Located on the upper tier of Waverton Park, Merrett Playground is set beneath two fabulous native trees and offers visitors lovely views across Sydney Harbour. The playground has a ‘service station’ theme; with an easily accessible pathway and ‘road’ system, a spring-mounted car, and a level play area with petrol bowsers, a mechanics workshop and a candy shop. Also featuring a large deck, tunnel slides and an arm-power swing, this popular playground caters to children of all ages and abilities.

cnr Woolcott Street and Woolcott Avenue Waverton New South Wales 2060

Waverton Park – Waverton

The park contains a small playground and park benches

Soudan Street Playground, Sutherland Avenue, Paddington

Soudan Street Playground – Paddington

Fenced playground with swingset

70 Ridge Street Gordon Australia

Nar-rang Park – Gordon

1-Park 5-Rockpool 7 Beach BBQ's Picnic Area Playground Showers Swimming Toilets Views

The Northern end of Palm Beach consists of a 600m stretch of coastland in a relatively natural state and faces east. The Northern most tip is landmarked by the prominent 100m high lighthouse capped, Barrenjoey Head.

Beach Road Palm Beach NSW 2108

North Palm Beach – Palm Beach

1-Park Fenced Playground Park Bench Playground Views

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.

Elsie Wearn Park,Robert Street, Artarmon

Elsie Wearn Park – Artarmon

1-Park 13 Bike Track BBQ's Bike Riding Park Bench Picnic Area Views

Randwick Environment Park comprises 13 hectares of parkland, bushland and wetland. The bushland and wetland provides valuable habitat for native birds, lizards, frogs and mammals. More than 90 species of indigenous plants have been identified to date. The Park contains 3.6 hectares of Eastern Suburbs Banksia Scrub, an endangered ecological community, and is also home to the endangered Sunshine Wattle. The park, originally part of the Randwick Army Barracks, opened in 2010.

6R Argyle Crescent, Randwick NSW 2031

Randwick Environment Park – Randwick

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.

2R-4R Boomerang Street , Maroubra NSW 2035

Allawah Park – Maroubra

1-Park Drinking Water Picnic Area Playground

Predominantly a facility for younger users, this playground capitalises on the existing trees as integral parts of the play space; creating child-scale play gardens. The playground is subtly divided into separate play spaces connected by colourful stepping stone pathways, low level bridges, quiet sitting areas dotted with giant rubber toadstools, and a range of ground level activities. Out in the main play area a central deck structure offers slides and a cubby area while a four-person spring-mounted pony rocker and a giant spinning teacup offer fun activities for small groups. Small sculptures scattered around the gardens offer wonderful ‘discoveries’ for the youngsters.

oung Street Cremorne New South Wales 2090

Grasmere Children’s Park – Cremorne

Named after Wallace Park who, along with other soldiers, died at the battle of Lone Pine, Gallipoli on 8 August, 1915. The land was dedicated for a park in the Wallace Park Estate subdivision of 1918, by Alderman James Park in memory of his brother, Wallace.

Location Beresford Avenue and Lone Pine Avenue, Chatswood

Wallace Park Reserve – Chatswood

1-Park Gardens Views

1-Park Picnic Area Playground

Named after Phyl and Michael Stoker, neighbours and past residents of Castlecrag, to recognise their contribution to the care and welfare of children.

Edinburgh Road, Castlecrag

Stoker Playground – Castlecrag

Located on the corner of Leonard Avenue and Gardeners Road, Kingsford, this leafy reserve has picnic facilities, seating, and a gazebo for all-weather family outings.

140-154R Gardeners Road, Kingsford NSW 2032

Kensington Rotary Reserve – Kingsford

1-Park Picnic Area

1-Park BBQ's Fenced Playground Park Bench Picnic Area Playground Shelter Sports Area

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’.

Park Road/Station Street, Naremburn

Naremburn Park – Naremburn

1-Park 11 Sportsground Exercise Station Park Bench Picnic Area Playground Sports Area Views Walking Tracks

Sutherland Park is named after the Hon. John Sutherland (1816-1889), Secretary for Public Works at the time of the building of the railway. Born in Scotland, he paid his passage to NSW in 1838 and worked as a builder, grazier, businessman and politician. He was Mayor of the Municipal Council of Sydney in 1861, and Member of NSW Parliament 1860-1889.

Sutherland Park, Sutherland Road, Chatswood

Sutherland Park – Chatswood

2-Community Centre Car Parking Park Bench Parking Toilets

Roseville Chase Memorial Community Centre Hall – Roseville

Perfect for family functions, meetings and indoor sports activities. East Roseville Community Hall can accommodate up to 120 people. The hall is fully equipped with kitchen, toilets with disabled access, air conditioning, and a newly refurbished outdoor playground.

6 Babbage Road Roseville Australia

Roseville Chase Memorial Community Centre Hall – Roseville

Small local park

9 Kimberley Street East Killara Australia

Kim’s Park – East Killara

1-Park Drinking Water Picnic Area

Smoothey Park & Gore Cove Reserve – Wollstonecraft

These form integral parts of an open space corridor that extends from Newlands Park in Lane Cove, south to the harbour foreshore. Smoothey Park is a mix of European style parkland and natural bushland areas, while the many vegetation communities in Gore Cove Reserve provide habitat for a diverse range of wildlife.

Milray Avenue Wollstonecraft New South Wales 2065

Smoothey Park & Gore Cove Reserve – Wollstonecraft

1-Park Park Bench Picnic Area

A small fenced garden area with seating, shade trees and a pond.

Euroka Reserve, Jersey Road and Ocean Street, Woollahra.

Euroka Reserve – Woollahra

1-Park Fenced Playground Park Bench 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.

114R Broome Street, Maroubra NSW 2035

Ocean View Reserve – Maroubra

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.

44-46R Baird Avenue, Matraville

Baird Reserve – Matraville

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

20 Greenvalley Avenue St Ives Australia

Green Valley Reserve – St Ives

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

Kevin Maley Park - Colyton

Kevin Maley Park – Colyton

Named after Eliza (‘Biddy’) Smith, local activist and charity worker and a resident of Coolawin Road Northbridge from c.1940.

Elizabeth Park, Coolawin Rd, Northbridge

Elizabeth Park – Northbridge

1-Park Car Parking Park Bench Playground Sports Area Toilets

This iconic North Shore landmark has hosted a multitude of events including horse shows, dog shows, circuses, markets, fireworks displays, car shows, trailwalks, cross-country events, sports training and competitions.

450 Mona Vale Road, St Ives

Jim Watson Main Arena – St Ives

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

Corner Newcastle Street and Wilberforce Avenue, Rose Bay

Pannerong Reserve – Rose Bay

1-Park Car Parking Park Bench Parking Picnic Area Toilets

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

450 Mona Vale Road St Ives 2075 Australia

Dog Hut B – St Ives

1-Park Car Parking Parking Picnic Area Playground Toilets Views

Princes Highway, Blakehurst

Dover Park – Blakehurst

1-Park Park Bench Playground Shelter

Fenced playground with seating

Eastgate Avenue, East Killara

Jane McGillivray Park – East Killara

Edwards Beach, Mosman

Edwards Beach – Mosman

7 Beach

11 Sportsground Car Parking Park Bench Sports Area Toilets

Great soccer and cricket facilities, including a synthetic wicket

Toolang Road, St Ives

Toolang Playing Field – St Ives

1-Park 11 Sportsground BBQ's Picnic Area Playground Toilets

Come visit & discover Welby Oval Welby NSW 2575. Facilities: Sports field including cricket pitch, children’s play area, picnic area including BBQ’s and toilet facilities.

Welby Oval. Mittagong Street, Welby

Welby Oval – Welby

Small local park

Corner Redfield Road and Savoy Avenue East Killara Australia

Savoys End – East Killara

1-Park BBQ's Park Bench Picnic Area Playground Views

On the first Sunday of each month a Bushcare group works at Anglo Park, looking after the significant Blue Gum High Forest plant community, including Blue Gums and Blackbutts 20-30m tall.

Anglo Park, 14 Anglo St, Chatswood

Anglo Park – Chatswood

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

Harwell Place Reserve - Colyton

Harwell Place Reserve – Colyton

1-Park 11 Sportsground BBQ's Park Bench Picnic Area Playground Shelter Sports & Recreation Sports Area Toilets

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.

Chelmsford Avenue Roseville Australia

Roseville Park – Roseville

1-Park Fenced Playground Park Bench Shelter

Ella Reserve in Malabar is a large open park. With lots of grass and a mixture of mature and infant trees, it is a great place for your family, and your pooch, to get some outdoor exercise.

36R Lucas Avenue, Malabar

Ella Reserve – Malabar

1-Park Car Parking Playground

Corner of Brown Street and Blandford Avenue, Waverley

Marlborough Reserve – Waverley

1-Park Park Bench Playground Shelter

Grassy area set below the road with trees, on the slopes.

Cnr Varna St & Leichhardt St, Waverley

Varna Park – Waverley

Small local park between Karoo Avenue and Allambie Avenue

Allambie Avenue, East Lindfield

Karoo Avenue Walk – East Lindfield

1-Park BBQ's Gardens Park Bench Picnic Area Sports & Recreation Views

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

Whitton Park,Corner Whitton ,Oliver Roads, Chatswood

Whitton Park – Chatswood

Local park with playground, seating and bins provided.

Allara Avenue North Turramurra Australia

Orange Green – North Turramurra

Shady park next to Warrawee train station

Corner Heydon Avenue and Borambil Street Warrawee Australia

Warrawee Park – Warrawee

1-Park 11 Sportsground Car Parking Parking Picnic Area Playground Sports & Recreation Sports Area Toilets

Great facility for cricket with both turf and synthetic wickets and three practice nets, along with rugby and soccer playing fields plus exercise equipment

26a Koola Avenue East Killara Australia

Koola Park – East Killara

1-Park BBQ's Car Parking Parking Picnic Area Playground Toilets Views Walking Tracks

Moore Reserve is an open space area in the Oatley District comprising approximately 14 hectares bordering on the suburbs of Oatley and Hurstville Grove in Southern Sydney. The reserve is a former municipal garbage tip that has been converted into reclaimed grass fields with recreational facilities and an artificial wetland area.

West Cr, Hurstville Grove

Moore Reserve – Hurstville Grove

11 Sportsground Park Bench Playground Sports Area Toilets

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

End of Bryce Avenue St Ives Australia

Bryce Oval – St Ives

Large park with playground and seating

Albert Drive Killara Australia

St Crispens Green – Killara

Small local park

Bedford Avenue North Turramurra Australia

Delaneys Island – North Turramurra

Artarmon Village Green (Artarmon Station) – Artarmon

The Village Green refers to the narrow park alongside Artarmon Station. It was originally part of the land put aside for the building of the North Shore Railway, and is now leased by Council from Railcorp. It was dedicated by Council on 21 September 1968, and a plaque with the following inscription was set into a large rock in the park to mark the event:

Artarmon Village GreenArtarmon Village Green,Artarmon Station, Hampden Road, Artarmon

Artarmon Village Green (Artarmon Station) – Artarmon

1-Park Car Parking Parking Playground Shelter

Grassed area leading into Bronte Park.

Hewlett St Reserve Hewlett St, opposite Alfred St Bronte 2024

Hewlett St Reserve – Bronte

1-Park Drinking Water Picnic Area Playground

Fitting comfortably in the corner of Fred Hutley Reserve, this playground has stroller access from Palmer Street. It is surrounded by a low timber retaining wall which functions as both the playground edge and informal seating for parents and carers. Behind this wall, landscaped mounds create a physical barrier between children and the street and soften and screen the playground, creating a relaxed and intimate atmosphere with a range of equipment including a triple embankment slide, spinning poles, traditional roundabout, cable climb structure and swings.

Hamilton Avenue Cammeray New South Wales 2062

Fred Hutley Reserve Park – Cammeray

1-Park Drinking Water Picnic Area Playground

Victoria Street Playground – McMahons Point

A quiet shady, fully fenced playground with a small lawn area and seats. Upgraded 2000

Victoria Street McMahons Point New South Wales 2060

Victoria Street Playground – McMahons Point

46 Akuna Road Bangor

Akuna Avenue Reserve – Bangor

1-Park Car Parking Drinking Water Gardens Park Bench Views Walking Tracks

Named after Henry Currey, Chatswood resident and prospector. In 1897 Henry Currey subdivided and sold his land on the corner of Victor Street and Albert Avenue to finance his mining ventures, and dedicated Tingha Street to Council. Tingha is a tin mining town south of Inverell, NSW. This park, including the former Tingha St, was created in response to increasing residential development in the Chatswood CBD in the mid 1970s.

Currey Park,Victor Street, Chatswood

Currey Park – Chatswood

Large reserve with playground and seating

Charles Street, Killara

Jinkers Green – Killara

1-Park Drinking Water Gardens Park Bench Views Walking Tracks

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.

Mashman Park, Chatswood

Mashman Park – Chatswood

1-Park 11 Sportsground Park Bench Sports & Recreation Sports Area Toilets

Wellington Sportsground – East Lindfield

Enjoy cricket and soccer at this great location backing on to bushland near Carroll Creek

Wellington Road East Lindfield Australia

Wellington Sportsground – East Lindfield

1-Park Park Bench Picnic Area Playground

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.

48 Barcoo St, Roseville

Wright Reserve – Roseville

This playground provides play opportunities for young children.

Union Street Playground, Union Street, Paddington.

Union Street Playground – Paddington

Located along Kynaston Avenue, Randwick, this peaceful park has no playground facilities. It is primarily used as a pedestrian throughfare but is a nice place to escape to with a good book in tow.

30R Church Street, Randwick NSW 2031

Kynaston Avenue Reserve – Randwick

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

Bentley Road Reserve - Colyton

Bentley Road Reserve – Colyton

1-Park 11 Sportsground Park Bench Playground Sports Area

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.

Artarmon Park,Cleland Rd, Artarmon

Artarmon Park – Artarmon

1-Park Park Bench Playground Views

Rose Bay Park is a small park located below the Rose Bay Police Station and bounded between Point Piper Marina and Rose Bay Marina. The park provides a sandy beach and a shaded picnic area. This park is often used for small wedding ceremonies as there are many nearby reception venues. Rose Bay was named after The Right Honourable George Rose (he was not knighted) who was joint Secretary to the British Treasury with Thomas Steele, after whom Steel(e) Point at Nielsen Park was named. The name Rose Bay was used as early as 1778 by Captain John Hunter.

Rose Bay Park, Corner New South Head Road and Wunulla Road, Rose Bay

Rose Bay Park – Rose Bay

1-Park Park Bench Picnic Area Playground

There is play equipment and a picnic table in this reserve. It can be accessed from Boundary Street, Eastern Valley Way and Scott Crescent.

Scott Crescent Reserve, Scott Crescent, Roseville

Scott Crescent Reserve – Roseville

1-Park 11 Sportsground BBQ's Exercise Station Gardens Park Bench Picnic Area Playground Sports Area Toilets Views

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.

Bales Park, Stanley Street, Chatswood

Bales Park – Chatswood

1-Park 11 Sportsground Playground Sports & Recreation Sports Area Toilets

Sports facilities

Lofberg Road West Pymble Australia

Lofberg Oval – West Pymble

Local park with swingset, slide and seating

Boronga Avenue West Pymble Australia

Boronga Avenue Reserve – West Pymble

1-Park BBQ's Car Parking Playground

1-7 Robertson Street Sutherland

Albert Hutchinson Reserve – Sutherland

1-Park 11 Sportsground 12-Bowling Club BBQ's Car Parking Exercise Station Park Bench Parking Picnic Area Playground Sports & Recreation Sports Area Toilets Walking Tracks

One of Ku-ring-gai’s largest sports and recreation facilities, Bicentennial Park is home to Ku-ring-gai Fitness and Aquatic Centre and West Pymble Bowling and Sports Club, and plays host to many community events including Carols in the Park and Australia Day.

Corner Lofberg Road and Yanko Road West Pymble Australia

Bicentennial Park – West Pymble

1-Park BBQ's Car Parking Picnic Area Toilets

Chatswood Rotary War Memorial Athletics Field – Lane Cove North

The Rotary Athletic Field is part of an original grant to John Jones, part of which later came into the possession of SB Whatmore.

Chatswood Rotary Memorial Athletics Field, Mowbray Road West, Lane Cove North

Chatswood Rotary War Memorial Athletics Field – Lane Cove North

Come visit & discover Edward (Ted) Little Park Colyton NSW 2760. Modern multi age play equipment with rubber softfall.

Edward Little Park - Colyton

Edward (Ted) Little Park – Colyton

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.

1R Rabaul Way, Matraville

Rabaul Reserve – Matraville

1-Park Playground Shelter

The Park consists of a grassed area with some shade trees and a small playground.

Corner of Macpherson St and Arden St, Waverley

Macpherson Park – Waverley

1-Park 303 Restaurant Bus Parking Car Parking Park Bench Picnic Area Playground Toilets

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

Robertson Park, Marine Parade, Watsons Bay

Robertson Park – Watsons Bay

1-Park 11 Sportsground Bike Riding Car Parking Fenced Playground Park Bench Parking Playground Sports Area Toilets

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.

1-53R Yorktown Parade, Maroubra NSW 2035

Coral Sea Park – Maroubra

This small reserve on Clovelly Road, Randwick, has a paved area with seats. There are no facilities on site.

58R Clovelly Road, Randwick NSW 2031

Saint Mary McKillop Place – Randwick

1-Park Park Bench Playground Views

Esplanade , mosman

The Esplanade – Mosman

1-Park 11 Sportsground Car Parking Park Bench Parking Playground Sports Area Toilets

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.

Eton Rd Lindfield 2070 Australia

Charles Bean Sports Field – Lindfield

1-Park Accessible Parking Accessible Toilets Historical or Cultural Features Park Bench Playground Toilets

Hogben Park is located at the corner of Harrow Road and Railway Parade in Kogarah and is 2.6 hectares in size. The park is registered as a site of local heritage significance as it represents a section of the Ocean View Estate subdivision which was established in 1883 and extended across the railway line. The establishment of the railway severed this area from the rest of the Estate.

Hogben Park 2 Railway Parade Kogarah NSW 2217 Australia

Hogben Park – Kogarah

1-Park BBQ's Car Parking Park Bench Parking Picnic Area Playground Views

Leemon Reserve is bounded by Wallace and Mitchell Streets in Greenwich

Leemon Reserve, Lane Cove

Leemon Reserve – Lane Cove

2-Community Centre Car Parking Toilets

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

1186 Pacific Highway, Pymble

Ku-ring-gai Town Hall – Pymble

4-Skate Park Car Parking Drinking Water Park Bench Shelter Toilets

Maroubra Skate Park is located within Arthur Byrne Reserve, adjacent to Maroubra Beach. It has approximately 1,100 square metres of skateable area. The design caters for both street and professional skaters, children and adults.

3R Marine Parade, Maroubra

Maroubra Skate Park – Maroubra

11 Sportsground Car Parking Park Bench Parking Playground Toilets

Great facility for baseball, softball, rugby and cricket. The beautiful bushland surrounds also make it a popular spot for rock climbers and abseilers.

End of Cliff Avenue Wahroonga Australia

Cliff Oval – Wahroonga

1-Park 11 Sportsground BBQ's Park Bench Picnic Area Playground Views

Named after H.J. Greville an auditor of the Borough of Willoughby in the 1880s. The land was previously the site of a dairy started by Gladys Homer in the early 1930s. In the 1950s the land was subdivided and sold to Cumberland County Council. The land formed a boundary with the Army Rifle Range until its relocation in 1955. In 1960 the land was sold to Willoughby Municipal Council and named Greville Street Reserve. Willoughby City Council acknowledges the Cameraigal people as the traditional inhabitants of the area.

Greville Park,Greville Street ,Chatswood

Greville Park – Chatswood

1-Park 11 Sportsground Car Parking Park Bench Parking Playground Sports Area Toilets

Enjoy cricket and soccer at this great location backing on to bushland. Synthetic wicket and playground.

40 Mimosa Road South Turramurra Australia

Mimosa / Rofe Park – South Turramurra

1-Park 11 Sportsground BBQ's Car Parking Exercise Station Park Bench Parking Picnic Area Playground Sports Area Toilets Views Walking Tracks

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.

Artarmon Reserve,Burra Road, Artarmon

Artarmon Reserve – Artarmon

1-Park Drinking Water Playground Sports Area

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

2R Carr Street, Coogee

Baker Park – Coogee

1-Park Car Parking Toilets

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

450 Mona Vale Road, St Ives

Princess Anne Arena – St Ives

1-Park Park Bench Picnic Area Playground

Elms Reserve is a small fenced park with access via Kilminster Lane.

Elms Reserve, Kilminster Lane, Woollahra.

Elms Reserve – Woollahra