Parks in Darling Point, NSW 2027
6 parks in Darling Point, Sydney. Find dog-friendly parks, playgrounds, BBQ facilities and more.
Parks in Darling Point
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Darling Point Reserve
Darling Point Reserve is a quiet 571m² harbourside open space beside McKell Park at the northern end of Darling Point Road. Its standout feature is panoramic harbour views from seating beneath a large Hills Fig, with grass sloping down to a sandstone seawall.
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Goomerah Crescent Reserve
Goomerah Crescent Reserve is a small reserve on Goomerah Crescent in Darling Point, a harbourside eastern suburb of Sydney. Its most notable feature is its views to Sydney Harbour, which visitors can take in from the park benches, the reserve's only listed seating.
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Loftus Reserve
A park in Darling Point.
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McKell Park
McKell Park is a harbourfront park at 159 Darling Point Road, Darling Point NSW 2027, Australia, with views of the Harbour Bridge. Its standout feature is the heritage-listed Canonbury Cottage, which sits within the park beside a public ferry wharf.
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Sir David Martin Reserve
Sir David Martin Reserve is a grassed public reserve at 1C New Beach Road, Darling Point NSW 2027, overlooking Rushcutters Bay. Its standout feature is harbour views combined with heritage buildings, including The Cottage, the Drill Hall and the RANSA Boatshed. Dogs must stay on-leash at all times.
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Yarranabbe Park
Yarranabbe Park is a leafy foreshore park on New Beach Road in Darling Point, with harbour views across the water to the city. Its standout feature is off-leash dog access, with poo bags and seating for owners. The park also has a children's playground, an outdoor fitness station and harbour-side walking paths.
PlaygroundOff-leash area