Parks in Bankstown, NSW 2200
25 parks in Bankstown, Sydney. Find dog-friendly parks, playgrounds, BBQ facilities and more.
Parks in Bankstown
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Alice Park
Alice Park is a park at 64A Reynolds Ave, Bankstown, and its standout feature is a separate oval available for sport. The park also has a children's playground and plenty of seating for relaxing and picnics, so it suits both active and casual visits.
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Apex Reserve
Apex Reserve is a small community reserve on the Hume Highway in Bankstown, best known for the 7 Explorers Track and its history signs. The sloping reserve also has basic children's play equipment, a remembrance flag pole and elevated views over Lucas Heights, Menai and the Sutherland area.
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Bankstown ANZAC Memorial Park
A park in Bankstown.
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Bankstown City Gardens
Bankstown City Gardens is a public park within Memorial Park, Bankstown NSW 2200. Its standout feature is Livvi's Place, a large fenced playground for kids of all abilities. The gardens also have barbecues, picnic shelters, walking tracks and open green spaces, and are open 24 hours.
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Bankstown City Sports Complex
Bankstown City Sports Complex is a sports facility in Bankstown NSW 2200 whose standout feature is its multiple netball and soccer courts. The complex is the home ground of Bankstown Sports Stars Football Club, and it also has a leisure playground for children.
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Bankstown Memorial Park
Bankstown Memorial Park is a 7.0-acre park at Chapel Road, South Bankstown NSW 2200, in the Canterbury-Bankstown Council area. Its standout feature is a cricket oval used as a professional cricket ground, alongside an open gym with exercise equipment and is dog-friendly.
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Bankstown Oval
Bankstown Oval is a small cricket ground on Chapel Rd, Bankstown, in Sydney's West, and the home ground of the Bankstown District Cricket Club. Its standout feature is the Stephen and Mark Waugh pavilion, a two-level clubhouse that opened in early 2000.
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Cos Egan Reserve
A park in Bankstown.
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De Witt Reserve
A park in Bankstown.
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Dorothy Park
Dorothy Park is a 4.1-acre park on Griffiths Ave in Bankstown whose standout feature is the Leisure Playground, a play space for children. Well-maintained paths suit walking and jogging, and the park is home to native wildlife such as lorikeets, cockatoos, kookaburras, possums and bandicoots.
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East Terrace Reserve
A park in Bankstown.
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Eather Reserve
A park in Bankstown.
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Gail Reserve
A park in Bankstown.
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Gardenia Reserve
Gardenia Reserve is a designed landscape garden at 65 Gardenia Ave, Bankstown, open 24 hours. Its standout feature is its planted beds of roses, salvias, dahlias and irises, which give seasonal floral displays, making it a garden to stroll through rather than a sports or play park.
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Maxwell Park
Maxwell Park is a 1.2-acre public park in Bankstown with a children's playground and an open green area for play and ball games. Its standout feature is that open green space, shaded by old trees and with well-maintained paths for walking and running.
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McLeod Reserve
McLeod Reserve is a small neighbourhood park on the Hume Highway in Bankstown NSW 2200. Its standout feature is the Friendship Garden, established in August 1999. The reserve stands on the site of Bankstown's first public school and also has a children's playground, picnic areas and walking paths.
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Paul Keating Park
Paul Keating Park is a free public park on The Mall in the Bankstown CBD. Its standout feature is the Ian Stromborg Play Space, a multimillion dollar playground with a hero play tower resembling a banksia pod and a super-slide, designed for all ages and abilities.
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Phil Engisch Reserve
A park in Bankstown.
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Prairie Vale Reserve
A park in Bankstown.
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RM Campbell Reserve Park
RM Campbell Reserve Park is a community reserve at 14 Sir Joseph Banks Street, Bankstown NSW 2200, designed for both play and fitness. Its standout feature is an outdoor gym with strength units and touchscreen cardio machines, alongside a fenced playground for children.
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Ruse Park
Ruse Park is a large community park on Stacey Street South, Bankstown, with wide green fields, two playgrounds, an outdoor gym and a miniature train. Its standout feature is a separate fenced dog park with a water bubbler and a sheltered area. The park also has a rugby league field used by a junior club.
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Sidings Park
Sidings Park is a small, quiet neighbourhood park at 112 Stansfield Avenue, Bankstown, set on the former rail depot site now known as the Waterford Estate. Its standout feature is a kids' slide area, and a public gym lets adults exercise nearby.
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Stevens Reserve
Stevens Reserve is a quiet local park at 170 Stacey Street, Bankstown NSW 2200, where families can enjoy time outdoors. Its standout feature is a children's playground, with sheltered seating for adults nearby. Walkways run through the reserve, making it suitable for a short walk or run.
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Swayne Reserve
A park in Bankstown.
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Thella Reserve
A park in Bankstown.