Parks in Cronulla, NSW 2230
Parks in Cronulla
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Cronulla Park
Cronulla Park is a beachside park at Cronulla Beach in Cronulla NSW 2230, known for its large grassed area that forms a natural amphitheatre shaded by trees. It sits at the southern end of Cronulla, close to the ocean and nearby food outlets.
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Darook Park
Darook Park is a bayside park in Cronulla on the shores of Gunnamatta Bay, and its standout feature is a sandy beach sheltered from ocean waves. The park also has open grassy areas, picnic spots under shady trees and wide bay views, and it suits families who want a calm swim.
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Don Lucas Reserve
Don Lucas Reserve is a grassed open-space park on the hill above Wanda Beach in Cronulla, Sydney. Its standout feature is a full-size basketball court with spectator seating, alongside an outdoor fitness park, a children's playground with sand and water play, and picnic facilities for visitors.
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Dunningham Park
Dunningham Park is a large regional park on Cronulla's foreshore beside North Cronulla Beach. Its standout feature is a children's playground with a central lifeguard tower, climbing equipment and slides, set among open grass and picnic seating. Visitors also find drinking water, public toilets and a kiosk on site.
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Gunnamatta Park
Gunnamatta Park is a large, leafy park of 14 acres at 39/41R Nicholson Parade, Cronulla, a short walk from Cronulla train station. Its standout feature is the netted tidal baths and beach it adjoins, and it also has free public barbecues and shelters, a playground and large grassed areas with shade trees.
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Hungry Point Reserve
Hungry Point Reserve is a Crown reserve at the southern end of the Cronulla Peninsula, overlooking Port Hacking. Its standout feature is an elevated cliff top boardwalk with views across the water to Bundeena and Maianbar, part of the Cronulla coastal walk.
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Monro Park
Monro Park is a formal park in Cronulla NSW 2230, located opposite Cronulla railway station. Its standout feature is the ANZAC War Memorial, which serves as the focal point for annual Anzac Day services. The park also contains memorial plaques and is listed as a leashed dog-friendly area.
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Oak Park
A free ocean pool with a sandy sloping entry is the standout feature at Oak Park in Cronulla, on Cronulla Esplanade beside Shelley Park. The park also has a playground, two undercover barbecues and covered picnic tables, while the pool looks across the Hacking River mouth toward Royal National Park.
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Shelly Park
Shelly Park sits on Ewos Parade in Cronulla, behind Shelly Beach, and its standout feature is a fully fenced playground with eight swings and a liberty swing designed for children with disabilities. The grounds also include a tidal rock pool and portable gas barbecues.
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Tonkin Park
Tonkin Park sits on Deeban Walk in Cronulla NSW 2230, and its standout feature is a public boat ramp for water access. The park also has public toilets and a 0.2 mile (500-step) walking route, with about 0 ft of elevation gain.
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