Parks in Katoomba, NSW 2780
24 parks in Katoomba, Sydney. Find dog-friendly parks, playgrounds, BBQ facilities and more.
Parks in Katoomba
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Bonnie Doon Reserve
Bonnie Doon Reserve is a nature reserve on Cliff Walk in Katoomba, best known for the Bonnie Doon Falls waterfall. The reserve also has a large detached pinnacle, North Lookout on the official track, and bushwalking links through open forest toward Nellies Glen in the Blue Mountains.
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Brownie Park
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Bureau Park
Bureau Park is a shaded public park on Barton Street in Katoomba, NSW 2780, opposite a public school. Its standout feature is a fully fenced off-leash dog area beside a large sports oval. The park also has a shaded playground and picnic tables.
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Cahills Lookout Reserve
Cahills Lookout Reserve is a quiet Blue Mountains lookout at the western end of Cliff Drive in Katoomba. Its most notable feature is a set of fully fenced viewing platforms looking out over the surrounding bushland, reached by a short, easy walking trail.
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Carrington Park
Carrington Park is a small, often quiet corner park set atop a hill on Carrington Ave in Katoomba NSW 2780. Its most notable feature is a cave-like covered area with tables and seating, alongside a small playground. The park sits close to the Prince Henry Cliff Walk.
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Cliff Drive–Moss Street Reserve
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Crown Reserve 148
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Dr Alex Allen Park
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Echo Park
Echo Park is a park covering 4.4 acres on Cliff Drive in Katoomba NSW 2780, Australia. Its standout feature is its multiple viewpoints over the Three Sisters, including Echo Point Lookout, Queen Elizabeth Lookout and Prince of Wales Lookout. The park also has drinking water, restrooms, a parking lot and a shelter.
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Former Katoomba Golf Course
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Hinkler Park
Hinkler Park is a fenced neighbourhood playground on Warialda Street, Katoomba, named in 1933 after aviator Bert Hinkler. Its standout feature is a colourful metal aeroplane for children to climb, and the park also has six swings, including an accessible swing, plus toilets and a sheltered picnic gazebo.
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Hodgson Park
Hodgson Park is a community park on Victoria Street in Katoomba with a large playground featuring swings, slides, monkey bars and a climbing wall. Soccer fields surround the playground, and the park also has covered picnic tables, a gazebo and the Blue Mountains Organic Community Gardens.
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Leura Cascades Picnic Area
Leura Cascades Picnic Area is a family-friendly picnic spot on Cliff Drive between Leura and Katoomba. Its standout feature is its waterfall views, with picnic tables beside the tinkling cascades. The area also has flush toilets, drinking water and children's swings, and walks such as the Prince Henry Cliff Walk are nearby.
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Leura Cascades Reserve
Leura Cascades Reserve is a picnic area and walking precinct in Katoomba NSW 2780, set among tall eucalypts beside the rapids of Leura Falls Creek. Its standout feature is the start and end point of the Prince Henry Cliff Walk, with a path down to Bridal Veil Falls and Leura Falls.
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Leura Park
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Lilianfels Park
Lilianfels Park is a free public park a short walk from Echo Point in Katoomba. Its standout feature is the Road Builders Memorial, a group of bronze statues honouring the people who built Cox's Road. The park also has a picnic shelter, a walking track and views over the Jamison Valley.
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Maple Grove
Maple Grove is a flat, shady picnic park on Cliff Drive in Katoomba, next to Katoomba Falls Reserve. Its standout feature is two free electric BBQs set among plenty of picnic tables, and the park also has a creek and toilets. Katoomba Falls is a short walk away.
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Melrose Park
Melrose Park is a recreation reserve on Fitzgerald Street, Katoomba, that combines Melrose Oval, a skate park, a playground and bushland. Its most notable feature is the shared off-leash dog area on the oval. Toilets, park benches and picnic tables support day visits across its 7.4 acres.
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Michael Eades Reserve
Michael Eades Reserve is a small bush reserve north of Katoomba NSW 2780, Australia, known for its circular walking trails and over 70 bird species, including Gang-gang Cockatoo and Red-browed Treecreeper. Its standout feature is its birdlife, and its trails take about two hours to walk.
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Minnehaha Falls Recreation Reserve
Minnehaha Falls Recreation Reserve is a bush reserve in North Katoomba, NSW 2780, centred on the Minnehaha Falls walking track. Its standout feature is a deep swimming hole at the base of the falls, with a jumping platform and a rope swing. The reserve also has shallow pools for small children and a dog-friendly track.
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Selby Street Reserve
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Silver Mist Reserve
Silver Mist Reserve is a small, semi-landscaped picnic park on Cliff Drive, Katoomba, near Echo Point. Its most notable feature is the remains of old landscaped gardens, which short walking paths run through. The reserve has picnic tables and connects directly to the Prince Henry Cliff Walk.
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Thorpe Street Reserve
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Walford Park
Walford Park is a picnic park at 21 Gates Ave, Katoomba, in the Blue Mountains. Its most notable feature is a set of heritage concrete picnic shelters built last century as cave-like huts, and the park sits beside Lake Catalina, with bushland of the old race track alongside.
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