Brady Park
Brady Park is a public park on Boyd Street in Claymore, and its most notable feature is a network of shared walking and cycling paths with cycleways. Native trees shade the park, which suits morning strolls, bike riding and dog walking, and the park is due for upgrades in the Claymore renewal project.
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About Brady Park
Walking and Cycling Paths at Brady Park
Brady Park has shared walking and cycling paths, so walkers and cyclists use a common route through the park. Its cycleways and footpaths suit bike riding, and the paths are an ideal spot for a morning stroll. The paths also suit dog walking. Native trees provide shade, giving visitors a place to take a break and relax between their walks or rides.
Claymore Renewal Project at Brady Park
Brady Park is one of the parks slated for upgrades in the Claymore renewal project, alongside Dimeny Park, Davis Park and Fullwood Reserve. The NSW Government includes Brady Park in its upgrade program for Claymore, and the project is expected to be completed in 2030. As at September 2026, upgrades were under way at Brady Park and Fullwood Reserve as part of community spaces work. The park's facilities are therefore set to change over the coming years.
Facilities at Brady Park
Visitor tips for Brady Park
- ✓Keep to one side on the shared paths, since walkers and cyclists use the same route.
Getting to Brady Park
Boyd Street, Claymore NSW.
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- 📍Fullwood Reserve
- 📍Dimeny Park
- 📍Davis Park
Frequently asked questions about Brady Park
Can I walk my dog at Brady Park?
Yes, dogs can be walked along the park's paths.
Can I ride a bike at Brady Park?
Yes, the cycleways and footpaths are well suited to bike riding.
Is there shade at Brady Park?
Yes, the park's native trees give shade.
Is Brady Park being upgraded?
Yes, it is part of the Claymore renewal project, which is expected to finish in 2030.