Parks in Waverton, NSW 2060
Parks in Waverton
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Carradah Park
Carradah Park is a harbourside park on the Berrys Bay foreshore in Waverton, built on a former oil storage site. Its standout feature is the Berrys Bay Lookout, which overlooks the bay toward the Harbour Bridge and Goat Island. The park also has numerous pathways and stairs, and water-quality ponds with wetland habitat for frogs.
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Euroka Street Playground
Euroka Street Playground is a small Waverton park whose standout feature is fitness-style play equipment, with monkey bars, vertical wall climbing, rope climbing and a spinner, shaded by large trees. An outdoor gym sits alongside it and is free to use.
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The Coal Loader
Coal loading tunnels and a rooftop garden platform make The Coal Loader a public park on Sydney Harbour at Waverton, a former coal transfer depot. The parklands and platform are open to the public at any time, and the site is the Coal Loader Centre for Sustainability.
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Tye Park
Tye Park is a tiny green space at 35 Ancrum Street in Waverton, on Sydney's lower North Shore. Its standout feature is a playground with a single swing, and dogs are welcome across the park except within 10 metres of the playground.
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Wakelin Reserve
Wakelin Reserve is a public reserve in Waverton, NSW 2060, overlooking Berrys Bay on Sydney Harbour. Its standout feature is a view across the bay to the city skyline and Harbour Bridge, with a picnic table and benches for visitors to sit and look out over the water.
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Waverton Park
Merrett Playground, a service-station themed play area with tunnel slides and an arm-power swing, is the standout at Waverton Park in Waverton NSW 2060. Beyond it, Waverton Park has a lower-level sportsfield on the harbour foreshore, walking trails, and views over Berrys Bay.
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