Forsyth Park
Forsyth Park is a compact 4.1-acre green space on Clovelly Rd in Clovelly, in Sydney's eastern suburbs. Its most notable feature is a set of well-marked trails for walking, running and hiking, and it also has wheelchair-friendly paths and wildlife such as lorikeets and kookaburras.
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About Forsyth Park
Walking and Running Trails at Forsyth Park
Forsyth Park has well-marked trails that suit walking, running and hiking, and visitors can follow the markers to stay on route. The trail network sits within the park's 4.1 acres, so it is compact enough for a daily walk or a training run. Forsyth Park also has wheelchair-friendly paths, which give visitors with mobility needs a way to move through the park. Beyond the trails, Forsyth Park supports other outdoor activities for people who want exercise without leaving Clovelly.
Wildlife at Forsyth Park
Forsyth Park is home to lorikeets, kookaburras and magpies, which are among the birds visitors can spot in the park. Common brushtail possums also live in Forsyth Park, along with various insects and butterflies. This mix of birds, mammals and insects gives each visit a different character, and the park's natural setting suits quiet observation. Forsyth Park is a useful local spot for anyone interested in watching Australian wildlife.
Facilities at Forsyth Park
Visitor tips for Forsyth Park
- ✓Plan your visit for spring or autumn, which are the best seasons at Forsyth Park.
Getting to Forsyth Park
Clovelly Rd, Clovelly NSW 2031, about 0.3 km from 23 Melrose Parade. The park has an on-site parking lot.
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Is there parking at Forsyth Park?
Yes, Forsyth Park has its own parking lot off Clovelly Rd.
Is Forsyth Park wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the paths are wheelchair friendly, and the on-site parking lot lets visitors arrive by car.
Are there walking or running trails at Forsyth Park?
Yes, well-marked trails for walking, running and hiking run through the park.
What wildlife can I see at Forsyth Park?
You may spot lorikeets, kookaburras, magpies and brushtail possums, as well as insects and butterflies.