Parks in Greenacre, NSW 2190
21 parks in Greenacre, Sydney. Find dog-friendly parks, playgrounds, BBQ facilities and more.
Parks in Greenacre
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Allum Park
Allum Park is a neighbourhood park in Greenacre that combines active play with open green areas. Its standout feature is a playing field for sports, running around and casual weekend games, served by a new single-storey sports amenities building with accessible amenities for players and spectators.
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Bettina Court Reserve
A park in Greenacre.
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Bromley Reserve
Bromley Reserve is a small, secluded park near Boronia Road in Greenacre, and its standout feature is a small playground surrounded by a decent amount of open space. The play area has no slide and no shade, and dogs must be kept on a leash.
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Bryant Park
A park in Greenacre.
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Drew Street Playground
Drew Street Playground is a local park at Drew Street, Greenacre NSW 2190, with a recently updated playground featuring equipment with learning opportunities. Its standout feature is a sensory garden with plants offering a variety of smells and textures, alongside sheltered seating and street parking.
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Ethyl Pyers Reserve
A park in Greenacre.
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Gosling Park
Gosling Park is a recreation park at 103 Chiswick Road, Greenacre, best known for its outdoor fitness equipment for strength work, stretching and short workouts. The park also has a children's playground, an open playing field and soccer grounds used by local clubs, including the East Bankstown Football Club.
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Greenacre Civic Centre Reserve
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Greenacre Heights Reserve
Greenacre Heights Reserve is a public park at 116 Greenacre Road, Greenacre NSW 2190. Its most notable feature is its tree cover, which makes it a low-key place to picnic, read or relax in the shade. Friends can gather there at any hour, as the reserve is open 24 hours a day.
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Kareela Reserve
A park in Greenacre.
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Lee Park
Lee Park is a 1.7-acre park at 41 Russell St, Greenacre, and its standout feature is a children's playground with swings and bars. The kid-friendly park also suits walkers, joggers and families who want open space for ball games or a shelter to rest in.
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Leo Reserve
A park in Greenacre.
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Marlene Reserve
A park in Greenacre.
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Norfolk Reserve
Norfolk Reserve is a bushland reserve in suburban Greenacre NSW 2190, 14 km from the centre of Sydney. Its standout feature is native bushland with 164 indigenous plant species recorded, a remnant of the endangered Cooks River Clay Plain Scrub Forest. The reserve also has playground equipment and a walking path.
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Norm Neilson Reserve
A park in Greenacre.
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Northcote Park
Northcote Park is a public park at the corner of Northcote Road and Waterloo Road in Greenacre, NSW. Its standout feature is a children's playground, which sits alongside outdoor fitness equipment, barbecues, picnic areas and a basketball hoop for families and visitors.
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Roberts Park
Roberts Park is a public park at 105 Waterloo Road, Greenacre NSW 2190, run by Canterbury-Bankstown Council. Its standout feature is the Greenacre Splash Park, a free, all-abilities water play park in the north-east corner. The park also has a skate park, play space, walking track and barbecues.
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Stiller Reserve
A park in Greenacre.
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Suva Reserve
A park in Greenacre.
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Tweedie Park
Tweedie Park is a neighbourhood park on Lawford Street, Greenacre, in Sydney's south-west. Its standout feature is a playground with a swing set, slide and climbing structure for young children, and sheltered seating nearby gives shade for adults resting or watching them play.
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Winsor Park
A park in Greenacre.