Bicentennial Park
Bicentennial Park is a foreshore park at 2 Chapman Road, Annandale NSW 2038, on Rozelle Bay. Its standout feature is a designated off-leash dog area near the P5a car park. Bicentennial Park also has barbecues, picnic areas, playgrounds, cycling tracks and the Esther Abrahams Pavilion.
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About Bicentennial Park
Off-Leash Dog Area at Bicentennial Park
Bicentennial Park has a designated off-leash dog area near the P5a car park. Dogs may be walked on a leash around much of Bicentennial Park, so leashed walking is the usual rule across the grounds. The Badu Mangroves are excluded from leash walking at Bicentennial Park, so dog owners should keep to other sections there. The foreshore setting on Rozelle Bay gives dog walkers open views over the water. Bicentennial Park is popular with joggers and dog walkers, and the P5a car park gives direct access for owners bringing dogs to the off-leash area. Owners should plan their route so that dogs stay on leash in the rest of Bicentennial Park.
Playground, BBQ and Picnic Facilities at Bicentennial Park
Bicentennial Park has playgrounds for children and barbecue areas for cooking. Bicentennial Park has picnic areas where visitors can set up a meal, and visitors can pre-pack a feast to eat at them. Visitors who prefer not to cook can buy a snack at Cafe at Waterview, which operates near the park. The Esther Abrahams Pavilion stands within Bicentennial Park, and it is named after the woman who founded the Annandale Estate with her husband George Johnston. The pavilion has a sloping brick skirting that gives it a distinctive look. Bicentennial Park therefore suits families planning a full day out with a picnic and play.
Walking, Cycling and Skate Facilities at Bicentennial Park
Bicentennial Park has walking paths that run through the grounds. Bicentennial Park has bushwalks and cycling tracks for active visitors. Bicentennial Park has a skate ramp called the Glebe Mini Ramp, which is 4ft high and 10ft wide with a smooth metal surface. The skate ramp gives skateboarders a dedicated space within the park. The foreshore location on Rozelle Bay gives walkers and cyclists views toward the Anzac Bridge in the distance. Bicentennial Park works well for a morning loop that combines a walk with time on the skate ramp.
Facilities at Bicentennial Park
Visitor tips for Bicentennial Park
- ✓Use the P5a car park to reach the designated off-leash dog area.
- ✓Keep dogs on leash across most of the park, and stay out of the Badu Mangroves.
- ✓Bring pre-packed food for the barbecue or picnic areas, or buy a snack at Cafe at Waterview.
- ✓Take the Jubilee Park Light Rail, which is about a 7 minute walk from the park.
- ✓Get off at the Rozelle Bay, The Crescent bus stop, the nearest bus stop to the park.
- ✓Look out from the foreshore for the Anzac Bridge in the distance.
Getting to Bicentennial Park
Bicentennial Park is located at 2 Chapman Road, Annandale NSW 2038. Parking is available at the P5a car park, which is near the designated off-leash dog area. The nearest bus stop is Rozelle Bay, The Crescent, and the Jubilee Park Light Rail stop is about a 7 minute walk away. Train lines T1, T3 and T8 are also within reach.
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- 📍Cafe at Waterview
- 📍Anzac Bridge
- 📍Rozelle Bay
- 📍Badu Mangroves
Frequently asked questions about Bicentennial Park
Can I let my dog off-leash at Bicentennial Park in Annandale?
Bicentennial Park has a designated off-leash dog area located near the P5a car park. Dogs must be kept on leash in the rest of the park, and the Badu Mangroves are excluded from leash-walking. Owners can reach the off-leash area directly from the P5a car park.
Is there a playground for kids at Bicentennial Park Annandale?
Yes, Bicentennial Park has playgrounds for children. The park also has barbecue areas, picnic areas and walking paths, which make it suitable for family outings. The Esther Abrahams Pavilion is also located within the park.
Are there BBQ facilities and picnic tables at Bicentennial Park?
Bicentennial Park has barbecue areas and picnic areas. Visitors can pre-pack a meal and eat it at either the barbecue or picnic areas. The park's foreshore setting on Rozelle Bay makes these areas a good spot for a meal outdoors.
Is there parking near Bicentennial Park, and is it free?
Bicentennial Park has a car park labelled P5a. This car park is located near the designated off-leash dog area. The P5a car park is the parking option for visitors arriving by car.
What cafes or shops are close to Bicentennial Park in Annandale?
Cafe at Waterview is located near Bicentennial Park, where visitors can buy a snack. The park's foreshore location on Rozelle Bay also places it within view of the Anzac Bridge in the distance.
How do I get to Bicentennial Park by public transport from the city?
The nearest bus stop to Bicentennial Park is Rozelle Bay, The Crescent. The Jubilee Park Light Rail stop is about a 7 minute walk from the park. Train lines T1, T3 and T8 are also within reach of Bicentennial Park.