Parks in Randwick, NSW 2031
17 parks in Randwick, Sydney. Find dog-friendly parks, playgrounds, BBQ facilities and more.
Parks in Randwick
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Alison Park
Alison Park is a public park at 194R Alison Road, Randwick NSW 2031, managed by Randwick City Council. Its standout feature is a fenced playground, reopened in April 2024 after an upgrade, with new equipment for children of all ages and abilities. The park also has a large flat grassed area for ball games.
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Bieler Park
Bieler Park is a public park in Randwick whose standout feature is a fully fenced kids' playground with a climbing net, swings, a slide and puzzles. The playground is shaded by mature trees and has park seats for parents and carers.
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Figtree Avenue Closure
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Frank Doyle Park
Frank Doyle Park is a small two-level corner park on Randwick Street, Randwick. Its standout feature is a fenced lower-level playground with a slide, softfall flooring and an outdoor ping-pong table, while the upper level offers open green space with seating for parents watching children below.
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Fred Hollows Reserve
Fred Hollows Reserve is a 2-hectare nature reserve in Randwick NSW 2031 covering a vegetated section of Glebe Gully. Its standout feature is a walking route with a footbridge over the creek and timber and recycled-plastic boardwalks winding past native trees, ferns and viewing platforms.
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George Dan Reserve
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Govett Reserve
Govett Reserve is a triangular reserve on Govett Street in Randwick, NSW 2031. Its standout feature is a fenced, shaded playground with a slide, swings, a climbing structure and a see-saw. A drinking fountain, a park seat and a litter bin round out the reserve, which suits a quick stop with young children.
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High Cross Park
High Cross Park is a public park on Avoca Street in Randwick. Its standout feature is Randwick's cenotaph, a memorial to local residents who served in all wars, set beneath large shade trees. The park also has picnic tables, seats, a drinking fountain and bike trails, and it hosts the annual Randwick Festival of Cycling.
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Inglis Park
Inglis Park is a public green space in the Newmarket Precinct of Randwick NSW 2031. Its standout feature is a playground of about 5,000 square metres with climbing nets, swings, ramps and a double twist slide. The park also has a large recreation lawn, BBQ facilities and public toilets.
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Kynaston Avenue Reserve
Kynaston Avenue Reserve is a quiet, leafy public park along Kynaston Avenue in Randwick. Its standout feature is its role as a pedestrian walkway, with a park seat where visitors can stop and relax with a book among the greenery. The reserve has no play equipment, so it suits a calm break rather than children's play.
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Leete Park
Leete Park is a public reserve on Dudley Street, Randwick, set high on a hill with elevated views across to Coogee Beach. Its standout feature is the outlook, which makes the park a known spot for watching the sunrise and the moon rising, with huge palm trees shading the slope.
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Munda Street Reserve
Munda Street Reserve is a 3.5-acre park in Randwick whose standout feature is a playground for children. The reserve also has a restroom, drinking water, picnic facilities and walking routes, and it forms part of a wider site with the Randwick Environment Park and the Permaculture Interpretive Garden.
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Paine Reserve
Paine Reserve is a park on the corner of Botany and Rainbow Streets in Randwick, best known for its dog exercise park, where dogs may run off the leash. It also has a fenced playground with swings and slides, a sports field used for football, soccer and netball, and the Randwick Community Organic Garden.
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Randwick Environment Park
Randwick Environment Park is a 13-hectare parkland, bushland and wetland reserve in Randwick NSW 2031. Its standout feature is a wetland boardwalk loop that is fully accessible to wheelchair and pram users, and the park protects 3.6 hectares of critically endangered Eastern Suburbs Banksia Scrub.
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Randwick Peace Park
Randwick Peace Park is a small grassed reserve on Avoca Street, Randwick, whose standout feature is a fenced, toddler-friendly playground with a spring toy and slippery dip. Plenty of trees shade the reserve, making it a comfortable spot for families with small children.
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Simeon Pearce Park
Simeon Pearce Park is a small public park on the corner of Middle Street and Jane Street in Randwick, best known for its free public barbecue area. The park has picnic tables and park seating across grassed and paved areas, and it is named after Simeon Pearce, the first Mayor of Randwick.
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Writtle Park
Writtle Park is a public park at 20R Botany Street, on the corner of Arthur Street, Randwick NSW 2031, managed by Randwick City Council. Its standout feature is a fenced playground with swings, a slide, climbing equipment and a shade structure, and it has a shared pedestrian and bike path.
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