Parks in Bronte, NSW 2024
8 parks in Bronte, Sydney. Find dog-friendly parks, playgrounds, BBQ facilities and more.
Parks in Bronte
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Bronte Park
Bronte Park is a coastal public park above Bronte Beach, beside the Bronte Baths ocean pool, managed by Waverley Council. Its standout feature is a timed, unfenced off-leash dog area in the gully, with free barbecues and a children's playground also on site.
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Dickson Street Reserve
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Gibson Street Reserve
Gibson Street Reserve is a small, quiet reserve on Gibson St in Bronte, and its most notable feature is a children's playground with a toddler swing, a see-saw and a slide. The reserve also has benches, tables and a sun shade, so parents can sit while children play.
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Hewlett St Reserve
Hewlett St Reserve is a grassy reserve in Bronte NSW 2024 whose standout feature is an unfenced playground with a jungle gym, a slide and spring toys. Its grassed area leads straight into Bronte Park, so the reserve works as a play stop at the edge of the larger park.
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MacPherson Park
MacPherson Park is a small, nature-themed pocket park in Bronte NSW 2024, set between the Bronte shops and the beach. Its most notable feature is a playground for children aged 0 to 11, shaded by mature trees. The park also has a picnic setting, a drinking fountain and a kickabout space.
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Marlborough Reserve
Marlborough Reserve is a public park in Bronte. Its standout feature is a modern playground for children of all ages, which was upgraded in 2021. The reserve also has shaded benches and picnic tables, and dogs are welcome on a leash.
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South Bronte Reserve
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Tamarama Park
Tamarama Park is a grassy public park behind Tamarama Beach, lying between Bondi and Bronte in Sydney. Its standout feature is a shaded children's playground with swings, slides, see-saws and climbing structures, set beside barbecues, covered picnic tables and open grassed areas for picnics.
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