Parks in Coogee, NSW 2034
12 parks in Coogee, Sydney. Find dog-friendly parks, playgrounds, BBQ facilities and more.
Parks in Coogee
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Alby Smith Memorial Reserve
Alby Smith Memorial Reserve is a narrow, grassed reserve on Dolphin Street in Coogee. Its most notable feature is a fully fenced playground with a cable flying fox almost 20m long, plus a swing set, slippery slides, spring rockers and a shade structure, suited to children of all ages.
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Baker Park
Baker Park is a triangular grassed park in Coogee NSW 2034, located between Dudley, Carr and Byron Streets. Its standout feature is a designated off-leash dog exercise area. The park also has a fully fenced, shaded children's playground, two synthetic grass tennis courts and a cricket pitch.
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Bangor Park
Bangor Park is a sloping public park in Coogee with level areas fronting Oberon Street and Rainbow Street. Its standout feature is an unfenced off-leash dog exercise area open 24 hours a day, every day. A fully fenced playground for young children sits within the park as well.
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Bardon Park
Bardon Park is a 3.0-acre dog exercise park on Mount Street in Coogee, and its most notable feature is that dogs can be exercised off the leash across its grassy space. Owners have drinking taps with dog bowls, a dog tidy station and benches to sit on while their dogs run.
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Blenheim Park
Blenheim Park is a public park at 240R Oberon Street, Coogee, with ocean views across 3.3 acres of greenery. Its most notable feature is a fenced, shaded playground with a baby bucket swing, and dogs may be exercised off the leash away from the play area.
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Dunningham Park
Dunningham Park is a low, wooded hill reserve at 2 Baden Street, Coogee, to the north of Coogee Beach. Its standout feature is the Bali bombing memorial at the hilltop, set among sea views, shaded benches and sunny lawns, with the Coogee to Bondi walk passing straight through.
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Ernest Collins Reserve
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Grant Reserve
Grant Reserve is a public park on the south side of Coogee Beach. Its most notable feature is the McIver Women's Baths, a heritage-listed tidal pool inside the reserve. Grant Reserve also has the Stan Windon Memorial Playground, free BBQs, picnic tables and a stretch of the Coastal Walkway.
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Neptune Park
Neptune Park is a small grassed reserve in Coogee NSW 2034, located on the Coastal Walkway south of Coogee Beach. Its standout feature is its coastal walkway position, placing it between Grant Reserve and Trenerry Reserve. Its well-maintained paths suit walking, jogging and running.
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North Goldstein Reserve
North Goldstein Reserve is a park at 188 Arden St, Coogee NSW 2034, with picnic sites and a BBQ. Its standout feature is its scenic pathways, which visitors use for walking, running and hiking, alongside drinking water and restrooms.
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South Goldstein Reserve
South Goldstein Reserve is a 3.8-acre urban park at 238R Arden Street, Coogee, close to the coast and the wider Goldstein Reserve precinct. Its most notable feature is a bike path shared by cyclists, walkers and runners, and the reserve also has picnic sites, BBQ facilities, showers and wheelchair-friendly access.
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Trenerry Reserve
Trenerry Reserve is a pet friendly park high on the southern headland of Coogee Bay in Coogee NSW 2034. Its standout feature is a dedicated off-leash dog exercise area with views north over Coogee Beach and Dunningham Reserve, and a bike path through the reserve suits walking and running.
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