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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About Neptune Park
Coastal Walkway Location of Neptune Park
Neptune Park is located on the Coastal Walkway south of Coogee Beach in Coogee NSW 2034. Neptune Park has the street address 21-31R Neptune Street, Coogee 2034. Neptune Park sits between Grant Reserve and Trenerry Reserve, so visitors reach it along the same coastal path that links these reserves. Neptune Park is a small grassed reserve rather than a large sports ground. Trenerry Reserve, to the south, is home to the Wedding Cake Lookout, which sits beside the coastal route that passes Neptune Park.
Walking, Jogging and Running Paths at Neptune Park
Neptune Park has well-maintained paths for brisk walking, jogging and running. Neptune Park covers an area of 1.2 acres, making it a compact outdoor space for a short exercise session. Neptune Park is a small grassed reserve, so its paths cross open grassed ground close to the coast. Neptune Park is linked to Coogee Beach by the Coastal Walkway, giving fitness walkers, joggers and runners an easy outdoor route near the ocean. Neptune Park suits visitors who want a simple outdoor workout without travelling to a larger park.
Rules and Restrictions at Neptune Park
Neptune Park prohibits golf practice, camping, fires and glass. Golf practice is not permitted at Neptune Park, so the grassed reserve cannot be used for hitting golf balls. Camping is not permitted at Neptune Park, so overnight stays on the reserve are prohibited. Fires are prohibited at Neptune Park, which means open-flame barbecues are not permitted. Glass is prohibited at Neptune Park, so visitors should keep drinks in plastic or cans while using the reserve.
Facilities at Neptune Park
Visitor tips for Neptune Park
- ✓Keep drinks in plastic or cans, because glass is prohibited on the reserve.
- ✓Do not plan barbecues or fires at Neptune Park, as fires are prohibited.
- ✓Plan overnight stays elsewhere, because camping is prohibited on the reserve.
- ✓Combine a walk or run at Neptune Park with a stop at Coogee Beach, which lies just north along the Coastal Walkway.
- ✓Continue south along the Coastal Walkway to reach Trenerry Reserve and the Wedding Cake Lookout.
Getting to Neptune Park
21-31R Neptune Street, Coogee NSW 2034, on the Coastal Walkway south of Coogee Beach, between Grant Reserve and Trenerry Reserve.
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- 📍Coogee Beach
- 📍Grant Reserve
- 📍Trenerry Reserve
- 📍Wedding Cake Lookout (at Trenerry Reserve)
Frequently asked questions about Neptune Park
Are there BBQs and picnic tables at Neptune Park?
Neptune Park does not have BBQs, because fires are prohibited on the reserve. No picnic tables are recorded at Neptune Park, which is a small grassed reserve with no built facilities on site.
What sports or recreation facilities are available at Neptune Park?
Neptune Park is used for brisk walking, jogging and running. The reserve is a small grassed space covering an area of 1.2 acres, with well-maintained paths for these activities.
Are there walking paths or running tracks around Neptune Park?
Neptune Park has well-maintained paths suited to brisk walking, jogging and running. The paths cross a small grassed reserve on the Coastal Walkway south of Coogee Beach.
Are there toilets, water fountains, or change rooms at Neptune Park?
No toilets are recorded at Neptune Park. The reserve has no built facilities on site, and no change rooms are listed.
How far is Neptune Park from Coogee Beach?
Neptune Park is located on the Coastal Walkway south of Coogee Beach. It is reached on foot along that walkway from the beach.
What makes Neptune Park in Coogee different from other parks nearby?
Neptune Park is a small grassed reserve between Grant Reserve and Trenerry Reserve on the Coastal Walkway. It sits at 21-31R Neptune Street, Coogee NSW 2034, and is restricted from golf practice, camping, fires and glass.