Origlass Park
Origlass Park is a free community park on Nicholson Street in Balmain East, named after Councillor Nick Origlass. Its standout feature is its designated on-leash and off-leash dog areas. The park also has a covered playground for children aged 1 to 12, an open grass area, picnic tables and a drinking fountain.
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About Origlass Park
Dog Areas at Origlass Park
Origlass Park has designated on-leash and off-leash areas for dogs, which makes it one of the pet-friendly parks in Balmain East. The off-leash zone lets dogs run freely, while the on-leash zone suits owners who prefer to keep their dog on a lead. Dog owners can also use the open grass area and picnic tables while their dog stays close by. Dog access sets Origlass Park apart from a standard neighbourhood playground.
Covered Playground and Picnic Area at Origlass Park
Origlass Park has a covered playground, so children can play in a sheltered space. The playground suits children aged 1 to 12. Origlass Park also has an open grass area for picnics and recreational activities, with picnic tables for eating outdoors. A drinking fountain gives children and adults water during a visit. Families can combine play, a picnic and free outdoor time in one park, which suits visitors of all ages.
Facilities at Origlass Park
Visitor tips for Origlass Park
- ✓Look at the park's on and off leash map before bringing a dog, so you know which zone applies.
Getting to Origlass Park
Nicholson Street, Balmain East NSW 2041 (coordinates -33.85667, 151.19244).
Open in Google Maps →Frequently asked questions about Origlass Park
Can I take my dog to Origlass Park?
Yes, dogs are welcome in the designated zones, and part of the park is off-leash.
Does Origlass Park have a playground?
Yes, there is a sheltered play area for kids from 1 to 12 years old.
Can I hold a birthday party at Origlass Park?
The grass and picnic tables suit a party, and a booking enquiry to Inner West Council confirms availability and pricing.
Is Origlass Park free?
Yes, there is no entry fee to use the park.
Who is Origlass Park named after?
The park honours Councillor Nick Origlass for his contribution to the community over many years.