Empire Park &#8211; Bar Beach

1-Park Park Bench Picnic Area Playground Shelter

The reserve adds nearly 2,000 square metres of parkland to the previously existing park in Carcoola Road.

18 Carcoola Road, St Ives

Lapwing Reserve – St Ives

Small local park

Corner Merrivale Road and Florey Avenue, Pymble

Florey Avenue Reserve – Pymble

Fenced park with playground and seating

Corner Marian Street and Culworth Avenue Killara Australia

Selkirk Park – Killara

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

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.

Queens Park Corner of Darley and York Rd Queens Park 2022

Queens Park – Queens Park

Connells Point Road, Connells Point

Condor Crescent Reserve – Connells Point

Small park with playground and seating

Corner Eton Road and Abingdon Road Lindfield Australia

Abingdon Road Reserve – Lindfield

11 Sportsground Park Bench Playground Toilets

Enjoy cricket and baseball in summer and soccer in winter at our state-of-the-art facilty. Features synthetic wicket, cricket nets, baseball batting cage and clubhouse.

Auluba Road South Turramurra Australia

Auluba Ovals 1 and 2 – South Turramurra

1-Park Gardens Park Bench Picnic Area

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:

18 and 34 Barambah St, Roseville

Barambah Reserve – Roseville

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

Hurley Reserve is located in Matraville at the end of Hurley Cresent and Wilkes Avenue. It offers a children’s playground with swings, a bucket seat, climbing area, jungle gym, monkey bars, slide, spring animal and softfall flooring. It includes seating and plenty of natural shade and green grass for casual play.

2R Hurley Crescent , Matraville

Hurley Reserve – Matraville

1-Park Fenced Playground Park Bench Picnic Area Playground

Frank Doyle Park is a small corner park in on Randwick Street, Randwick. It is has two levels, with the upper level containing open green space and seating. The lower level is fully fenced and contains a playground.

2-10R Randwick Street, Randwick NSW 2031

Frank Doyle Park – Randwick

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

The Commonwealth War Service Homes Commission purchased the Hemsley Estate in 1921 from Arthur Wigram Allen, a partner in the law firm Allen, Allen & Hemsley.

Corner Barcoo St and Barambah Rd, Roseville

Hemsley Reserve – Roseville

Reginald St Park , Oswald,Reginal,Mosman

Reginald St Park – Mosman

1-Park Playground Views

Local park with playground and seating between Fiddens Wharf Road and Coronga Crescent

61 Fiddens Wharf Road, Killara

Ticket of Leave Park – Killara

Local park with playground and seating backing on to picturesque bushland

Spencer Road Killara

St Andrews Forest – Killara

Fenced playground with swinset, slide and seating

Roland Avenue Wahroonga Australia

Roland Reserve – Wahroonga

1-Park Car Parking Park Bench Playground Sports Area Toilets

Multi-purpose sports facility with turf and synthetic wickets plus two practice nets for cricket, floodlit tennis courts, rugby fields and playground at Lindfield Soldiers Memorial Park.

62a Tryon Road, East Lindfield

Lindfield Oval – East Lindfield

Kogarah Park, Cnr Jubilee Avenue and Princes Highway, Kogarah

Kogarah Park – Kogarah

This small reserve on Dudley Street, Randwick has an informal grassed area, seating and shade trees. There are no facilities at this park.

36R Dudley Street, Randwick NSW 2031

Leete Park – Randwick

Small local park

Bedford Avenue North Turramurra Australia

Delaneys Island – North Turramurra

1-Park Car Parking Parking Playground Shelter

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

Thomas Hogan Reserve,

Thomas Hogan Reserve – Bondi

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Bicentennial Reserve is named after the Bicentenary of Australia 1788-1988. The land was claimed in 1933 as a ‘garbage destructor and sewerage dump’ for the community’s waste. In 1934 the reverberatory incinerator designed by Walter Burley Griffin opened and material from the waste operation was used to fill the Flat Rock Creek valley and create level areas for playing fields. After 1983 more fill was added to create a regional park.

Bicentennial Reserve,Small Street, Willoughby

Bicentennial Reserve – Willoughby

1-Park Fenced Playground Park Bench Playground

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

118-128R Oberon Street , Coogee

Bangor Park – Coogee

1-Park Park Bench Picnic Area Playground Views

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.

Carlson Park, Carlson Park 150 High St, North Willoughby

Carlson Park – North Willoughby

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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.

Rushcutters Bay Park,New Beach Road, Darling Point

Rushcutters Bay Park – Darling Point

Large park with playground and seating

Albert Drive Killara Australia

St Crispens Green – Killara

1-Park Park Bench Picnic Area

ajor General John Raymond Broadbent CBE, DSO, ED (1914-2006) served the nation as a decorated officer in World War II, and as an innovative leader in the Citizen Military Forces.

31 Barcoo St, Roseville

Broadbent Reserve – Roseville

1-Park Park Bench Picnic Area

Nilson Avenue Reserve 2 is a small pocket park on the corner of Grace Campbell Crescent and Nilson Avenue. It has playground equipment, shaded areas and seating.

Cnr Grace Campbell Crescent and Nilson Avenue, Hillsdale 2035

Nilson Avenue Reserve 2 – Hillsdale

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.

7 Grace Campbell Crescent, Hillsdale 2036

Grace Campbell Reserve 3 – Hillsdale

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

Come & discover Callisto Drive Reserve Cranebrook NSW 2749. Modern multi age play equipment with rubber softfall.

Callisto Drive Reserve - Cranebrook

Callisto Drive Reserve – Cranebrook

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

Stringybark Creek Reserve – Lane Cove North

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

Stringybark Creek Reserve Murray St, Lane Cove North NSW 2066, Australia

Stringybark Creek Reserve – Lane Cove North

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

1-Park Fenced Playground Park Bench Playground

Coast Hospital Memorial Park – Little Bay

Coast Hospital Memorial Park (also known as Pine Avenue Reserve) in Little Bay, is a large open park space with masses of grass, mature Pine trees and views out to beautiful Little Bay and beyond.

21R Pine Avenue, Little Bay NSW 2036

Coast Hospital Memorial Park – Little Bay

Come & discover Andromeda Drive Reserve Cranebrook NSW 2749. Modern multi age play equipment with rubber softfall.

Andromeda Drive Reserve - Cranebrook

Andromeda Drive Reserve – Cranebrook

This discreet playground is located near Glenmore Road Public School.

Cambridge Street Reserve,57 Cambridge Street, Paddington

Cambridge Street Reserve – Paddington

Small local park

17 Carlotta Avenue Gordon Australia

Carlotta Reserve – Gordon

Fenced playground with swingset and seating

59b Yarrabung Road St Ives Australia

Yarrabung Reserve – 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 Park Bench Picnic Area Playground Views

Named after Gregory Bartels, AM (1926-2015), who served on Willoughby City Council from 1983-1993, as Alderman, Deputy Mayor (1985-87, 1989 -91) and as Mayor (1991-93). He devoted much of his life to public service, including Patron, Chairman, Member and Director of many community groups. The land was acquired by Council in 1948. It was previously known as Edgar Street Reserve.

Edgar Street Chatswood

Bartels Park – Chatswood

Local park with playground and seating

End of Camira Street West Pymble Australia

Claire Taylor Park – West Pymble

Small park with playground and seating

Eric Evans Park, Barton Close, North Turramurra

Eric Evans Park – North Turramurra

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Synthetic wicket and two practice nets for cricket, plus soccer fields, fitness equipment and dog off-leash park

Karuah Road Turramurra 2074 Australia

Karuah Park – Turramurra

5-Rockpool 7 Beach Picnic Area Showers Swimming Toilets Views

31 Ocean Road Palm Beach NSW 2108

Palm Beach – Palm Beach

1-Park Park Bench Picnic Area Playground Shelter Views

The Promenade, Sans Souci

Northcote Street Reserve – San Souci

1-Park 11 Sportsground Exercise Station Toilets Walking Tracks

The park is perched on top of the ocean cliffs, providing sweeping views to the ocean and Sydney Harbour. The venue has three football fields used for rugby union, soccer and touch football and one hockey field, (No. 4). One of the ovals, (No. 1), has lights for night training. The park also has three cricket wickets for summer use.

Christison Park, Old South Head Road, Vaucluse.

Christison Park – Vaucluse

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

Hallstrom Point, Hallstrom Close, Northbridge

Hallstrom Point – Northbridge

Edwards Beach, Mosman

Edwards Beach – Mosman

7 Beach

1-Park Car Parking Parking Picnic Area Walking Tracks

Stuart St., Blakehurst

Baldface Point Reserve – Blakehurst

2-Community Centre Park Bench Shelter Sports Area Toilets

A great spot for tennis with the family, featuring two acrylic courts, shelter, seating and toilets.

259 Pacific Hwy, Lindfield

Lindfield Community Centre – Lindfield

Small, shady park at the end of Lee Place

3 Lee Place, St Ives

Lee Place Reserve – St Ives

Small park with seating near Turramurra shops and train station

Corner Pacific Highway and William Street Turramurra Australia

Turramurra Village Park – Turramurra

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

Burns Bay Reserve LOT 71 Kooyong Rd, Riverview NSW 2066, Australia

Burns Bay Reserve – Lane Cove

Come & discover Greygums Oval Cranebrook NSW 2749. Multi age play equipment with mulch softfall.

Grey Gums Oval Greygums Rd Cranebrook NSW 2749 Australia

Greygums Oval – Cranebrook

1-Park BBQ's Park Bench Picnic Area Playground Shelter Toilets

St Ives Showground Picnic Area 3 – St Ives

Picnic Area 3 is located within the St Ives Showground.

450 Mona Vale Road, St Ives

St Ives Showground Picnic Area 3 – St Ives

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

Phillips Street Neutral Bay New South Wales 2089

Phillips Street Park – Neutral Bay

1-Park Picnic Area

1-Park Picnic Area Playground Views

Euroka, Street Playground caters primarily to older children and incorporates many fitness and strength activities such as monkey bars, rope climbers and vertical wall climbers with more traditional activities such as slides, spinners and a spring-mounted skateboard. Fitness equipment including a stepper and stand-up swing invites adults to use the space as well. A low masonry wall provides a hang-out space adjacent to a rubber surfaced hand-ball court. The playground is set into a lush shaded location and provides a relaxed meeting space for both adults and local children.

Euroka Street Waverton New South Wales 2060

Euroka Street Park – Waverton

1-Park 11 Sportsground Park Bench Playground Shelter Sports Area Toilets

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.

2R Edward Avenue, Kensington NSW 2033

Kensington Park – Kensington

7 Beach Car Parking Parking Picnic Area Swimming

Toowoon Bay beach has been awarded Australia’s Cleanest Beach (2007) and the Friendliest Beach.

Swadling Reserve, TOOWOON BAY NSW 2261

Toowoon Bay – Toowoon Bay

1-Park Drinking Water Playground

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

Thornton Playground, Beresford Road, Bellevue Hill

Thornton Playground – Bellevue Hill

The Sydney Morning Herald on 20 October 1854 said it was: A pretty marine villa with commanding views of Port Jackson. Built in the first half of the 19th century, it was acquired by North Sydney Council in 1979 and converted into a local history museum, and is one of Council’s premier historical sites open to the public. It is a rare example of an early timber slab house nestled in a remnant Victorian garden. Featuring the history of the house and its former occupants, Don Bank’s displays focus on social history and our changing times.

6 Napier St, North Sydney, 2060

Don Bank Museum – North Sydney

1-Park Shelter Toilets

11 Sportsground Fenced Playground Gardens Park Bench Playground

The park named after Victor Trumper is caters for cricket as well as Australian Rules and athletics. A series of walking trails connect surrounding streets.

Trumper Park Oval,Hampden Street, Paddington

Trumper Park Oval – Paddington

1-Park 13 Bike Track Park Bench Playground Toilets

Rhodes Street Reserve is a local park in Hillsdale divided by Rhodes Street and adjoining Grace Campbell Reserve.

Robey Street Reserve , Hillsdale 2035

Robey Street Reserve – Hillsdale

1-Park Car Parking Toilets

An open level grassed area within the St Ives Showground.

450 Mona Vale Road St Ives 2075 Australia

Dog Ring 1 – St Ives

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Take advantage of this great open space adjacent to Roseville Golf Club for a game of cricket on the turf wicket or some rugby on the playing field

Ormonde Road Roseville Australia

Roseville Chase Oval – Roseville

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

Small, shady park

50 Alvona Avenue St Ives Australia

Green Toad Tea Gardens – St Ives

1-Park Gardens

1-Park 11 Sportsground Park Bench Playground Toilets

A great spot for tennis with two acrylic and two synthetic courts, plus a playground for the kids

Werona Avenue Gordon Australia

Gordon Recreation Grounds – Gordon

Elliot Place Reserve is a pocket park located off Elliot Place, Hillsdale.

Elliot Place Reserve, Elliot Place, Hillsdale 2036

Elliot Place Reserve – Hillsdale

1-Park BBQ's Exercise Station Park Bench Picnic Area Playground Sports Area Toilets Walking Tracks

Stuart Street Reserve, Blakehurst is classified as district green space, which was part of original 120 acres granted to William Fitzpatrick. The land was purchased by Father John Joseph Therry in 1837. In 1877 most of this land was subdivided and auctioned as the Georgeton (sometimes Georgetown) Estate.

Stuart Street , Blakehurst

Stuart Street Reserve – Blakehurst

1-Park Car Parking Fenced Playground Parking Playground Toilets Views

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

Marks Park Tamarama 2026

Marks Park – Tamarama

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

Irish Town Grove, Adams Avenue, Turramurra

Irish Town Grove – Turramurra

Small local park

Corner Slade Avenue and Tryon Road Lindfield Australia

Macks Place – Lindfield

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.

3-17R Gregory Street, South Coogee

Popplewell Park(upper) – South Coogee

1-Park Park Bench Playground Toilets

Gorgeous manicured gardens with fenced playground and rotunda. A great venue for functions such as birthdays, weddings and family picnics. Wahroonga Park also plays host to the popular Twilight Concerts every year.

Coonanbarra Road Wahroonga Australia

Wahroonga Park – Wahroonga

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.

9R Hereward Street, Maroubra NSW 2035

Hereward Reserve – Maroubra

Grassed area with some trees.

Leichhardt St, Waverley

Simpson Park – Waverley

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

This park is near the Vaucluse shopping strip and adjacent to Vaucluse Bowling Club.

Samuel Park, New South Head Road, Vaucluse

Samuel Park – Vaucluse

1-Park Playground Views

This small park offers views across to Double Bay with shade trees and seating. It is a good place to rest on your walk up the hill from Double Bay shops.

Foster Park, New South Head Road, Double Bay.

Foster Park – Double Bay

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

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.

121-123R Middle Street, Randwick NSW 2031

Simeon Pearce Park – Randwick

1-Park BBQ's Park Bench

1-Park Car Parking Park Bench Picnic Area Shelter Walking Tracks

Talus Street Reserve is at the headwater of Flat Rock Creek. A path with night lighting runs through the reserve, and the southern end of the park is just a few minutes walk from St Leonards railway station.

Talus Street Reserve, Talus Street, Naremburn

Talus Street Reserve – Naremburn

Tucked away between Terrigal and Avoca Beach, this is also the ideal location for a beach walk. Although patrolled, visitors are warned to keep an eye out for rips generally located in the northern end. There is a popular dog walking area between Avoca & North Avoca Beaches.

North Avoca Parade, NORTH AVOCA NSW 2260

North Avoca – North Avoca

7 Beach Swimming Views

1-Park 11 Sportsground 4-Skate Park Toilets

Come visit & discover Yerrinbool Oval Yerrinbool NSW 2575. Facilities: Sports fields, skate park and toilet facilities.

Yerrinbool Oval, Government Road, Yerrinbool

Yerrinbool Oval – Yerrinbool

Yandell reserve is a small green space off Haig Street. It is connected to French Lane which offers pedestrian access from Haig Street to French Street.

123R Haig Street, Maroubra NSW 2035

Yandell Reserve – Maroubra

1-Park Car Parking Park Bench Picnic Area Playground Toilets Walking Tracks

Sydney Harbour National Park. Remnant bushland, birdwatching, spotlighting, views of the city and harbour, bushwalking track to Rawson Oval.

Adjoining Clifton Gardens Reserve, Morella Road, Mosman

Clifton Gardens – Mosman

1-Park 11 Sportsground Car Parking Views

Mainly flat playing field with Ocean views.

Rodney St, Dover Heights

Rodney Reserve – Dover Heights

This pretty reserve on Lucas Avenue, Malabar, has minimal playground facilities and is a nice place to wind down with a good book.

16R Lucas Avenue, Malabar

Lucas Reserve – Malabar

1-Park Park Bench Shelter

Small park with seating

Corner Arthur Street and Illeroy Avenue, Killara

Terrum-bine Reserve – Killara

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.

361-399R Beauchamp Road, Matraville

Memorial Reserve – Matraville

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Blackman Park is located in Lloyd Rees Drive (off Wood Street) Lane Cove West. This is a large Park located beside the Lane Cove River consisting of sporting grounds, picnic areas, large flat open space and river foreshore bushwalks. There is ample parking for up to 80 cars. In the Picnic area at the far end of the park there are wood BBQs and picnic tables and a small picnic shelter.

Blackman park Lloyd Rees Dr, Lane Cove West NSW 2066, Australia

Blackman Park – Lane Cove West

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This is a foreshore park on the edge of Tambourine Bay with a gentle sloping grassed area.

Tambourine Bay Park Tambourine Bay Rd, Riverview NSW 2066, Australia

Tambourine Bay Park – Riverview

1-Park Gardens Picnic Area Toilets Views

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.

McKell Park,North Darling Point Road, Darling Point.

McKell Park – Darling Point

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

John Shore Park is located near Maroubra Beach on Mons Avenue and across the road from Broadarrow Reserve. The park is fairly flat and a good spot for ball games or group activities, but there are no facilities in this park.

172-174R Mons Avenue, Maroubra NSW 2035

John Shore Park – Maroubra

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.

St Thomas Rest Park, West Street, Crows Nest, New South Wales

St Thomas Rest Park – Crows Nest

1-Park Shelter Toilets