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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Playground at Bellevue Park
Bellevue Park has a small playground with a climbing net, a combo unit and a slippery slide, suited to young children. The playground sits right next to Bellevue Hill Public School. Park benches give carers a place to sit while children climb and slide, and a drinking fountain lets families refill water bottles without leaving the park. The compact equipment makes Bellevue Park a practical stop for a short play in Bellevue Hill.
Harbour and Bondi Views from Bellevue Park
Bellevue Park looks north over Sydney Harbour to South Head and east to Bondi Beach, so visitors see both the harbour and the ocean from one spot. The elevated outlook is the main draw of the park's setting. Park benches and picnic tables give visitors somewhere to sit and take in the view, and the tables suit a picnic with the harbour in the background.
Facilities at Bellevue Park
Visitor tips for Bellevue Park
- ✓Arrive early or allow extra time to find a parking space on the street.
Getting to Bellevue Park
19a Bellevue Park Road, Bellevue Hill NSW 2023. Enter by the stairs from Birriga Road or the graded footpath from Bellevue Park Road. Only limited on-street parking is available nearby.
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- 📍Bellevue Hill Public School
Frequently asked questions about Bellevue Park
Can I take my dog off-leash at Bellevue Park?
No. Dogs are welcome but must stay on a lead at all times.
Is there a playground at Bellevue Park?
Yes, a small one with a climbing net, combo unit and slippery slide, next to Bellevue Hill Public School.
Is there parking at Bellevue Park?
Only on the street, and spaces close to the park are limited.
Is Bellevue Park accessible for prams and wheelchairs?
The graded footpath from Bellevue Park Road gives a step-free way in, avoiding the stairs from Birriga Road.