Parks in Hurstville, NSW 2220
18 parks in Hurstville, Sydney. Find dog-friendly parks, playgrounds, BBQ facilities and more.
Parks in Hurstville
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Arrowsmith Park
Arrowsmith Park is a public park in Hurstville whose standout feature is an unleashed dog area. The off-leash area is unfenced and sits beside busy roads and a railway line, while the decent-sized park itself has trees spread across it and one steeply sloped end.
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Bell Park
Bell Park is a local park at 1 Hurstville Road, Hurstville, whose most notable feature is a modified multi-purpose playing field for sport. It also has outdoor exercise equipment and sits close to Hurstville Quarry Reserve (North), as part of the Hurstville Quarry Reserve group.
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Binder Reserve
Binder Reserve is a small community park in Hurstville NSW 2220, known for a historic tree planted in 1890 called Granny Macmahon's tree and a large fig tree. It has a newly added children's playground with synthetic turf and a picnic table, suiting a quick lunch or a run-around.
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Croot Park
Croot Park is a 2.2 acre park on Bristol Rd in Hurstville. Its standout feature is an all-abilities playground with nature play areas, added in a 2024 upgrade alongside picnic shelters and accessible pathways. The park also has sports fields, a cricket net and walking paths.
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Denman Street Reserve
A park in Hurstville.
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Doyle Gardens
Doyle Gardens is a council park in Hurstville NSW 2220, Australia, run by Georges River Council. Its standout confirmed feature is play equipment for children. Doyle Gardens has no BBQ, picnic tables, toilets or off-leash dog area.
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Emma Edwards Reserve
A park in Hurstville.
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Empress Park
A park in Hurstville.
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Hardmans Park
A park in Hurstville.
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Hurstville Oval
Hurstville Oval is a multi-use sporting ground at 30 Dora Street, Hurstville NSW 2220. Its standout feature is a velodrome set within the grounds between the field and the stands, and the oval seats 5,000 spectators for cricket, rugby league, soccer and athletics.
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Hurstville Quarry Reserve (South)
A park in Hurstville.
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Meryl Burton Reserve
A park in Hurstville.
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Molletts Reserve
A park in Hurstville.
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Thorpe Park
Thorpe Park is a 1.8-acre open park in Hurstville, best known for its turf cricket pitch with a net and a batting cage that opens onto a rarely crowded green field. The park also has a small playground with a slide and two swings, plus well-paved paths for walking and running.
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Warren Reserve
A park in Hurstville.
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Woniora Gardens
A park in Hurstville.
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Woodville Reserve
A park in Hurstville.
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Woodville Street Reserve
A park in Hurstville.