Hunter Park
Hunter Park is a grassed sculpture park in Bondi Beach, directly behind Bondi Icebergs. Its several sculptures and ocean views make Hunter Park a notable photography spot, and its quiet lawn slopes toward the start of the Bondi to Bronte coastal walk.
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About Hunter Park
Sculptures and Ocean Views at Hunter Park
Hunter Park has several sculptures, which makes it an interesting place to take photographs. The quiet grassed area has ocean views and sits directly behind Bondi Icebergs, with a few trees for shade. The lawn slopes toward the start of the Bondi to Bronte or Coogee coastal walk, so Hunter Park also serves as a thoroughfare for locals walking along the coast.
Amenities at Hunter Park
Hunter Park provides drinking water and bicycle parking, but it has no toilets on site and no picnic or barbecue areas. A toilet block stands in nearby Marks Park, and South Bondi Beach is the recommended place to find toilets. Because there is nowhere to cook, Hunter Park suits a short stop on the grass, and visitors staying for a meal should bring their own food and drinks.
Facilities at Hunter Park
Visitor tips for Hunter Park
- ✓Allow extra time with a pram or wheelchair, as the slopes are steep.
Getting to Hunter Park
Corner of Bondi Road and Sandridge Street, Bondi Beach NSW 2026, with another way in from the end of Notts Avenue; step-free access is from Bondi Road. There is no dedicated parking and street parking is limited, with suggested spots on Campbell Parade, Sandridge Street and the back streets around Marks Park. A mobility parking bay is on Notts Avenue, and public transport is recommended.
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- 📍Bondi Icebergs
- 📍Marks Park
- 📍South Bondi Beach
- 📍Bondi to Bronte coastal walk
Frequently asked questions about Hunter Park
Are dogs allowed in Hunter Park?
No, dogs are prohibited in the park itself, but they can be walked on a leash along the coastal walk beside it.
Are there toilets at Hunter Park?
No, Hunter Park has no toilets; walk to Marks Park or South Bondi Beach instead.
Where can I park near Hunter Park?
Spaces are scarce, with no dedicated car park and limited street parking, so public transport is the better choice; there is a mobility bay on Notts Avenue.
Is Hunter Park accessible for wheelchairs and prams?
Only partly: entry from Bondi Road is step-free, but the ground is very steep throughout, the terrain is mixed and there is no accessible toilet.