Islington Park &#8211; Islington

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 Car Parking Parking Picnic Area Walking Tracks

Stuart St., Blakehurst

Baldface Point Reserve – Blakehurst

Large reserve with playground and seating

Charles Street, Killara

Jinkers Green – Killara

Fenced dog off-leash park with seating

Du Faur Street North Turramurra Australia

Sandakan Park – North Turramurra

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

St Ives Showground Picnic Area 1 – St Ives

This well shaded, level space has a wood barbecue, picnic tables, is close to public ammenities and a car park.

450 Mona Vale Road, St Ives

St Ives Showground Picnic Area 1 – St Ives

Small park linking Burraga Place and Cocupara Avenue

End of Burraga Place Lindfield Australia

Burraga Place Park – Lindfield

11 Sportsground Car Parking Park Bench Playground Sports Area Toilets

Apsley Place Baseball Field – Taren Point

Baseball facility

205/215 Holt Rd Taren Point

Apsley Place Baseball Field – Taren Point

Small, shady park with seating

78 Coonanbarra Road Wahroonga Australia

Sulman Park – Wahroonga

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 BBQ's Car Parking Drinking Water Parking Toilets

This basic building is in original condition and has a rural feel. It is suitable for small bush dances, themed parties (country, halloween, etc.) or informal meetings. The Craft Hut is a great addition to the hire of the Events Area, providing ample weather protection for up to 50 people.

450 Mona Vale Road St Ives 2075 Australia

Craft Hut – St Ives

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

Multi-purpose sports facility with synthetic wicket and two practice nets for cricket, soccer fields, two tennis courts, playground and BBQ

End of Bromborough Road Roseville Australia

Loyal Henry Park – Roseville

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

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.

Willoughby Park, McClelland Street, Willoughby

Willoughby Park – Willoughby

Mary French Reserve Park – McMahons Point

Small local park with swings only. Upgraded 2007.

Mil Mil Street McMahons Point New South Wales 2060

Mary French Reserve Park – McMahons Point

1-Park Picnic Area

Curtilage Park contains a playground, seats, bubbler, formal gardens and open grassy areas for play and is fenced from the Pacific Highway. The park is best accessed by walking as there are no parking facilities on site.

1540 Pacific Highway Wahroonga 2076 Australia

Curtilage Park – Wahroonga

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

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

1-Park 11 Sportsground BBQ's Car Parking Exercise Station Park Bench Parking Picnic Area Playground Shelter Sports Area

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

Small fenced park with playground and seating behind South Turramurra shops

Corner Balmaringa Avenue and Aulubla Road South Turramurra Australia

Balmaringa Reserve – South Turramurra

Local park with playground and seating

Hillary Street, West Pymble

Applegum Way – West Pymble

2-Community Centre Toilets

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 and a separate kitchen. DVD, CD, AV and PA equipment, including screen, available on request.

799 Pacific Highway Gordon Australia

Gordon Library Meeting Room 1 – Gordon

1-Park BBQ's Park Bench Playground

Small park with seating

Corner Pacific Highway and Burleigh Street Lindfield Australia

Millwood Park – Lindfield

Small local park

9 Kimberley Street East Killara Australia

Kim’s Park – East Killara

1-Park Car Parking Playground Views

Grassy clifftop area with good Ocean views.

East end of Raleigh St, Dover Heights

Raleigh Reserve – Dover Heights

1-Park Fenced Playground Park Bench Picnic Area Playground Views

Corner Vista Street and The Promenade, Sans Souci

Len Reynolds Reserve – Sans Souci

Small park with playground and seating

Guiders Park – North Turramurra

7 Beach BBQ's Car Parking Parking Playground Showers Swimming Toilets

Clontarf Manly NSW 2095

Clontarf Beach – Manly

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

7 Beach BBQ's Picnic Area Swimming Toilets Views

End of Beach rd Palm Beach NSW 2108

Station Beach – Palm Beach

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

Irish Town Grove, Adams Avenue, Turramurra

Irish Town Grove – Turramurra

Holdsworth Street Playground – Woollahra

This colourful playground is open for general public use outside of the Holdsworth Community Centre & Services hours of opening. Please contact the Centre for more details on 9302 3680.

Holdsworth Street Playground,Holdsworth Street Community Centre, 64 Holdsworth Street, Woollahra

Holdsworth Street Playground – Woollahra

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

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

Helen Street Reserve,Lane Cove North

Helen Street Reserve – Lane Cove North

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

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

Diamond Bay Reserve Craig Avenue Vaucluse 2030

Diamond Bay Reserve – Vaucluse

1-Park Car Parking Views

22 National Park 7 Beach Swimming Views

A truly unspoilt beach.

61 Marine Parade, MACMASTERS BEACH NSW 2251

MacMasters Beach – MacMasters Beach

1-Park 11 Sportsground Car Parking Views

Mainly flat playing field with Ocean views.

Rodney St, Dover Heights

Rodney Reserve – Dover Heights

1-Park Drinking Water Fenced Playground Picnic Area Playground

Wollstonecraft Station Park – Wollstonecraft

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

Milray Ave Wollstonecraft New South Wales 2065

Wollstonecraft Station Park – Wollstonecraft

Pleasant Avenue Reserve – East Lindfield

Spacious park with playground and seating

1a Pleasant Avenue, East Lindfield

Pleasant Avenue Reserve – East Lindfield

1-Park Park Bench Playground Shelter

Small park with playground and seating

Gordon Glen, Dumaresq Street, Gordon

Gordon Glen – Gordon

Playground with swingset, slide and seating

Corner Melbourne Road and Canberra Crescent, East Lindfield

Follies Park – East Lindfield

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

1-Park Park Bench Picnic Area

The SS Barcoo was a coastal passenger steamer built in Scotland in 1885. The ship was hulked in 1911 and used as a naval coal ship in Sydney Harbour.

54 Barcoo St, Roseville

Barcoo Reserve – Roseville

1-Park Car Parking Gardens Park Bench Parking Views

Coronation Viewpoint is a lookout located on the Pacific Highway, south of Osborne Road.

Coronation Viewpoint 300A Pacific Hwy, Greenwich NSW 2065, Australia

Coronation Viewpoint – Osborne

Reserve with dog off-leash park and playground at entrance on the edge of Warrawee bushland

Mitchell Crescent Warrawee Australia

Mitchell Crescent Reserve – Warrawee

Small, shady park

Alvona Avenue St Ives Australia

Elvenholme Wood – St Ives

On-site interpretation works and signage relating to the history of the site and the orginal Spit Bridge, seating, viewing deck.

Ellery Park, Spit Road, Mosman

Ellery Park – Mosman

1-Park BBQ's Park Bench Picnic Area

Named after Clive Norman Backhouse, Mayor (1912-13) and Chatswood East Ward Alderman (1911-14).

Clive Park, Sailors Bay Road, Northbridge

Clive Park – Northbridge

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

Gilmore Street Reserve - Colyton

Gilmore Street Reserve – Colyton

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

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 2-Facilities & Features 3-Swimming Pool BBQ's Fenced Playground Park Bench Picnic Area Playground Showers Toilets

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.

3-25R Eastbourne Avenue, Clovelly NSW 2031

Bundock Park – Clovelly

1-Park Fenced Playground Park Bench Shelter

This small reserve in residential Adams Avenue Malabar has a playground and few trees. Bring your hat and sunscreen!

13R Adams Avenue, Malabar

Rubie Reserve – Malabar

1-Park Car Parking Park Bench Playground Shelter Sports Area Toilets

Fantastic facility for cricket, rugby with a synthetic wicket, five practice nets, playing fields, clubhouse and playground

352 Mona Vale Road, St Ives

Hassell Park – St Ives

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 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

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

1-Park Park Bench Playground Toilets

Enjoy cricket in summer and soccer in winter at this centrally located facility

22 Carrington Road Wahroonga 2076 Australia

Carrington Park – Wahroonga

1-Park Car Parking Sports Area

1 The Promenade Sylvania

A R Hurst Reserve – Sylvania

Small local park

Corner Slade Avenue and Tryon Road Lindfield Australia

Macks Place – Lindfield

1-Park Drinking Water Gardens Picnic Area Toilets Views

Blackburn Gardens is a beautifully restored heritage garden and retains spectacular views of Sydney Harbour. The garden adjoins Murray Rose Pool (formerly Redleaf Pool) and Seven Shillings Beach. The garden features manicured lawn with a secret garden, sundial and water feature.

Blackburn Gardens ,New South Head Road, Double Bay

Blackburn Gardens – Double Bay

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

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 BBQ's Park Bench Picnic Area Playground Views Walking Tracks

Warrane Reserve features an open grassed area with scattered trees and screen plantings of trees along its edges. A small bushland reserve separates the grass area from Eastern Valley Way.

Warrane Reserve,Warrane Road, Chatswood

Warrane Reserve – Chatswood

1-Park Park Bench Playground Sports Area

Grace Campbell Reserve is a local park located off Grace Campbell Crescent in Hillsdale. The reserve adjoins western section of Rhodes St Reserve and provides pedestrian access to both Rhodes St and Bunnerong Road. The park is an open space for the residents of Hillsdale with a playground, seating and a half basketball court.

19-21 Grace Campbell Crescent, Hillsdale 2036

Grace Campbell Reserve – Hillsdale

Local park with playground and seating

Morris Avenue Wahroonga Australia

Eldinhope Green – Wahroonga

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

158 Warrimoo Avenue, St Ives

The Mall Reserve – St Ives

1-Park Gardens Park Bench Picnic Area Playground Views Walking Tracks

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.

Western way, chatswood

Kenneth Slessor Park – Chatswood

7 Beach Car Parking Park Bench Picnic Area Playground Swimming Toilets

Come & discover Rose Bay Beach Rose Bay NSW 2029.

Rose Bay Beach, Caledonian Rd, Rose Bay

Rose Bay Beach – Rose Bay

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.

2R Ingram Street, Kensington NSW 2033

Ingram Street Reserve – Kensington

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

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

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

Watt Park Playground is a traditional heritage style playground reminiscent of North Sydney’s original playgrounds. It caters for a wide age range of children in an environment that is pleasant and relaxing for carers. It is a very cool and shady playground ideal for summer use and incorporates a roundabout, seesaw, swings, spring-mounted boat and embankment slides.

Lavender Crescent McMahons Point New South Wales 2060

Watt Park – McMahons Point

1-Park Drinking Water

Small park with seating

Corner Chilton Parade and Young Street Warrawee Australia

Sainty Reserve – Warrawee

1-Park 11 Sportsground 13 Bike Track BBQ's Car Parking Park Bench Parking Playground Sports & Recreation Sports Area Toilets

One of Ku-ring-gai’s biggest and most beautiful sports and recreation spots, with soccer fields, baseball diamonds, mountain bike park, BBQ and playground overlooking bushland

Esk Street Wahroonga Australia

Golden Jubilee Field – Wahroonga

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

1-Park Park Bench Picnic Area Playground

Local park with playground and seating

Corner Ramsay Avenue and Evans Street West Pymble Australia

Ramsay Avenue Reserve – West Pymble

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

Fenced playground with swingset and seating

59b Yarrabung Road St Ives Australia

Yarrabung Reserve – St Ives

Beautiful landscaped gardens with public toilets, seating and bubbler

Corner Mona Vale Road and Riddles Lane Pymble Australia

Pymble Soldiers Memorial Park – Pymble

Small park with playground and seating

Eric Evans Park, Barton Close, North Turramurra

Eric Evans Park – North Turramurra

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

Harwell Place Reserve - Colyton

Harwell Place Reserve – Colyton

Come visit & discover Barr and Bass Street Reserve Colyton NSW 2760. Modern multi age play equipment with rubber softfall.

Bass Street Reserve - Colyton

Barr and Bass Street Reserve – Colyton

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

1-Park Fenced Playground Park Bench Playground

Located off Todman Avenue Kensington on Brompton Road within the private Raleigh Park Estate, this publicly-accessible park features large open grassed areas which are well used by local residents. The park is maintained by the Raleigh Park Community Association.

2-10R Brompton Road, Kensington NSW 2033

Raleigh Park – Kensington

1-Park BBQ's Car Parking Fenced Playground Park Bench Picnic Area Playground Shelter Toilets Walking Tracks

Castlecove was the name given by Walter Burley Griffin to the most northern of the three Middle Harbour peninsulas on which he purchased land in 1920.

Holly Street, Castle Cove

Castle Cove Park – Castle Cove

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

Named after Alderman William Cleland junior, Mayor of Willoughby (1906-07) and first president of the School of Arts. He lived in Abbott Road where the Artarmon Public School now stands. The land was intended to be the site of the Council Chambers, as it was elevated and central to the newly created Municipality of North Willoughby in 1865, however when Chatswood Town Hall was opened in 1903 the land became redundant. At the urging of Cleland, it was declared a public park in 1908. Tennis courts have been operating in the park since 1920. You can see the list, what they can be used for, and which clubs use them. More information about local tennis courts is available in pdf format Tennis in the city of Willoughby. A carpark for approximately twenty cars and a Guides Hall (Artarmon District Guides) are also located in the park.

Cleland Park, Barton Roads, Artarmon

Cleland Park – Artarmon

1-Park Fenced Playground Park Bench

Bieler Park is located between Frenchmans Road and Gilderthorpe Avenue in Randwick. It features a kid’s playground, mature trees which provide shade, seating areas and a small grassed open space.

56R Gilderthorpe Avenue, Randwick NSW 2031

Bieler Park – Randwick

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

Bentley Road Reserve - Colyton

Bentley Road Reserve – Colyton

Edwards Beach, Mosman

Edwards Beach – Mosman

7 Beach

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

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

Hallstrom Point, Hallstrom Close, Northbridge

Hallstrom Point – Northbridge

Spacious park with playground, seating and bubbler

Corner Bandalong Avenue and Bolwarra Avenue West Pymble Australia

Bandalong Reserve – West Pymble

Small, shady park at the end of Lee Place

3 Lee Place, St Ives

Lee Place Reserve – St Ives

1-Park Fenced Playground Park Bench Playground Shelter

A narrow, grassed reserve located alongside Dolphin Street. The main feature of the reserve is the Alby Smith Memorial playground which was upgraded in 2013 and features a flying fox. The Coogee Scout Hall and Coogee Community Garden is located further east on Dolphin Street towards Coogee Beach.

45-47R Dolphin Street, Coogee

Alby Smith Memorial Reserve – Coogee

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

7 Beach Showers Swimming Toilets Views

The north end of Curl Curl at the entrance of Curl Curl Lagoon. An off-leash dog exercise area is behind the dunes at Adam Street Reserve and no dogs are allowed on the beach. Swiming in Curl Curl Lagoon is not recommended.

Griffin Road North Curl Curl NSW 2099

North Curl Curl Beach – North Curl Curl

Small park linking Highfield Road and Dorman Crescent

Dorman Crescent Lindfield Australia

Dorman Crescent Walk – Lindfield