Howley Park
Howley Park is a waterside reserve at the end of Victoria Place in Drummoyne, known for its scenic water views. Its most notable feature is a revitalised lookout area on the eastern side of the reserve, where bench seats face east over the water.
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About Howley Park
Lookout at Howley Park
City of Canada Bay Council's upgrade turns the eastern side of Howley Park into a lookout area. The lookout has bench seats that face east across the river, and a sloping lawn terrace runs down from it toward the foreshore. New lighting on the eastern side is designed to make the lookout usable after dark. Howley Park's existing shelter and seats remain alongside the lookout works.
The Foreshore at Howley Park
Howley Park's upgrade adds a new pedestrian and disability access ramp, plus terraced seating and beach stairs, giving visitors several routes between the lookout and the water's edge. A walkway down to the foreshore is part of the eastern side redevelopment, and bush regeneration is included in the same project. Once the foreshore works are finished, the upgrade is intended to allow swimming, kayaking and canoeing from Howley Park.
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Getting to Howley Park
End of Victoria Place, Drummoyne NSW 2047. The upgrade adds ten new 90-degree angled car spaces here, one of them an accessible space.
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Is there parking at Howley Park?
Yes, ten new angled bays are part of the works, and one of them is an accessible bay.
Is Howley Park wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the upgrade gives Howley Park a pedestrian and disability access ramp.
Can you swim or kayak at Howley Park?
The foreshore works are meant to make swimming, kayaking and canoeing possible from the reserve.
Is there a shelter at Howley Park?
Yes, Howley Park has a shelter as well as seats.
Is Howley Park lit at night?
The upgrade includes lights for the eastern side, so the lookout can be used in the evening.