Bundock Park
Bundock Park is a 4.1-acre public park in Clovelly directly beside Clovelly Beach, best known for its playground with a nest swing that suits both adults and children. It also has timed BBQs, picnic tables and shelters, and a coastal walkway popular with walkers and joggers.
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About Bundock Park
Playground at Bundock Park
Bundock Park has a playground with a nest swing, a climbing tower, a play boat and a seesaw, and the playground is open all day. Smoking and vaping are prohibited within 10 metres of the play area, and dogs must also stay outside that 10-metre zone, which keeps the space clear for children. Public toilets are close by, near the Sea Salt Café on the park's southern side.
Barbecues and Picnic Areas at Bundock Park
Bundock Park has barbecues and picnic tables that give groups a place to cook and eat outdoors near the water. Picnic shelters stand on the southern side of the park beside barbecues. The barbecues are timed to run from 8am to 8pm every day throughout the year. Fires and camping are prohibited in the park, and alcohol restrictions apply to gatherings.
Coastal Walkway and Surf Club at Bundock Park
Bundock Park has a coastal walkway running through it, and its well-maintained paths suit both walking and running. The park sits directly beside Clovelly Beach, so visitors can walk from the park straight onto the sand. Clovelly Surf Life Saving Club is based in Bundock Park and runs a kiosk serving breakfast and lunch, while an amenities building offers showers and changing facilities for swimmers.
Facilities at Bundock Park
Visitor tips for Bundock Park
- ✓Bring a towel and swimmers so you can rinse off at the external showers after a swim at the beach.
Getting to Bundock Park
3-25R Eastbourne Avenue, Clovelly NSW 2031. Parking is free: the largest parking area is on the southern side of Clovelly Bay, there is street parking nearby, and the park has a wheelchair-accessible car park.
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- 📍Clovelly Beach
- 📍Clovelly Bay
- 📍Sea Salt Café
- 📍Clovelly Surf Life Saving Club
Frequently asked questions about Bundock Park
Are dogs allowed at Bundock Park?
Dogs are banned from the area within 10 metres of the playground, so keep them well clear of the swings.
Are there toilets at Bundock Park?
Yes, there are public toilets by the Sea Salt Café, and the surf club has toilets as well.
What hours do the BBQs at Bundock Park operate?
They switch on at 8am and off at 8pm, seven days a week, all year.
Is parking free at Bundock Park?
Yes, all of it is free, and the biggest car park is on the bay's southern side.
Is Bundock Park wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the entrance, seating and car park are all wheelchair accessible.