Parks in Epping, NSW 2121
Parks in Epping
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Boronia Park
Boronia Park is a community park in Epping with one sporting field used for soccer in winter and cricket in summer, a nature-based playground shaded by trees, outdoor gym equipment, picnic tables and BBQs. Its public toilets are open from 6:00am to 8:00pm, and the sports field can be booked online or by phone.
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David Scott Reserve
Three tennis courts at the Epping Tennis Centre are the main sports facility at David Scott Reserve, a City of Parramatta park at 97 Midson Road, Epping. The park also has a children's playground at the corner of Midson Road and Wyralla Avenue, completed and open to the public after it was moved from a site that was prone to flooding.
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Dence Park
Dence Park in Epping is a public recreation site at 26 Stanley Road, and its standout feature is a six-lane, 50-metre outdoor pool at the Epping Aquatic and Leisure Centre, with a covered toddlers' play pool and a snack bar.
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Duncan Park
Duncan Park is a shaded green space in the heart of Epping at 47 Kent Street, with croquet lawns used by the Epping Croquet Club along Kent Street. The park sits beside Boronia Park and its dominant tree canopy gives it significant natural character.
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Forest Park
Forest Park is a neighbourhood reserve in Epping with a wooden playground among mature trees, including a rock climbing wall, rope ladder, slide and swings. The park sits between Blaxland Road and Forest Grove and also has picnic tables, park benches, public toilets and a drinking fountain.
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Henry Brigg Park
Henry Brigg Park is a small corner park at Essex Street and Maida Road in Epping, NSW, with a seaside-themed playground. Its standout feature is a lighthouse tower with slides and climbing walls, plus a wave rider boat, swings and a scooter path.
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Loftus Square Park
Loftus Square Park in Epping NSW 2121 has an upgraded playground with a pyramid rope climbing structure, and basketball courts across Willoughby Street. It is the oldest park in the Epping District, established in 1881, and sits between Willoughby and Hermington Streets.
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Mobbs Lane Reserve
Mobbs Lane Reserve is a bushland reserve at 53 Mobbs Lane, Epping, with a playground for children aged 2 to 12 that was refurbished in December 2025. Its standout feature is the playground's triple swing, climbing net and wheelchair-accessible spinner, set among bushland trees along Terry's Creek walking trails.
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Rockleigh Park
Rockleigh Park is a quiet local green space at 5 Essex Street, Epping NSW 2121, with a rotunda described as unique, picnic tables, park benches and drinking fountains. Its standout feature is the rotunda, set among brick-paved paths and tall trees.
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Vimera Reserve
Vimera Reserve is a park at the corner of Albuera Road and Essex Street in Epping, NSW 2121. Its standout feature is the start of the Terrys Creek walk, a bushland track that leads to a waterfall, with a playground close by.
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West Epping Park
West Epping Park is a council-run park on Mountain Street in Epping with a fenced off-leash dog area, sports fields, tennis and basketball courts, cricket nets and a playground with a big slide. Shade sails cover the toddler play space, and the park has picnic shelters and BBQs.
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