Parks in Bellevue Hill, NSW 2023
7 parks in Bellevue Hill, Sydney. Find dog-friendly parks, playgrounds, BBQ facilities and more.
Parks in Bellevue Hill
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Bellevue Park
Bellevue Park is a public park in Bellevue Hill that sits on one of the highest points in Woollahra. Its elevated position gives views of Sydney Harbour and South Head to the north and Bondi Beach to the east, and it has a small playground beside Bellevue Hill Public School.
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Bradley Avenue Reserve
Bradley Avenue Reserve is a small terraced garden on the corner of Bradley Avenue and Riddle Street in Bellevue Hill. Its most notable feature is a walking route through the garden from Bradley Avenue to Victoria Road, and dogs are allowed on a leash at all times.
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Cooper Park
Cooper Park is a 44.5-acre bushland park in Bellevue Hill whose walking trails, largely designed in the 1930s, wind through eucalypts and ferns past Moon Bridge, Coral Steps and old stone bridges. The park also has a playground, picnic areas, tennis courts, a cricket field and a hireable community hall.
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David Joel Reserve
A park in Bellevue Hill.
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Horbury Hunt Place
A park in Bellevue Hill.
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March Street Reserve
March Street Reserve is a landscaped stairwell at the end of March Street in Bellevue Hill, giving walkers a pedestrian link to Bellevue Road. Its most notable feature is that it is dog friendly, with dogs welcome on a leash at all times. The reserve also has a BBQ area and is a short walk from Cooper Park.
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Thornton Reserve
Thornton Reserve is a neighbourhood park at 89 Beresford Road, Bellevue Hill, set in a quiet, shady gully with no roads on its edge. Its best-known feature is a large slippery slide built into the hillside, and it also has a partly fenced playground and shade sails.
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