Peace Park
Peace Park, formally Peace Park and Chuo City Garden, is a park at 22 Eton Street, Sutherland. Its standout feature is a Japanese-style garden that opened in 1993 and is named after Sutherland's sister city, Chuo City, set among well-kept lawns and benches shaded by large trees.
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About Peace Park
Japanese-Style Garden and Lawns at Peace Park
Peace Park has a Japanese-style garden, Chuo City Garden, which gives the park its formal second name and links Sutherland to its sister city. Peace Park is a modest space with an interesting landscape that blends Asian influences with well-kept lawns. The park has lots of benches, and many of them sit in the shade of large trees, giving visitors a shaded place to sit, relax and enjoy the garden.
Community Events at Peace Park
Peace Park hosts community events run by Sutherland Shire Council. Music in Peace Park is one of these events, and it includes a tapas bar on site. The park also holds an annual wine and beer tasting festival. These recurring events give Peace Park a social side alongside its Japanese-style garden and shaded benches, so visitors can plan a trip around one of these community programs.
Facilities at Peace Park
Visitor tips for Peace Park
- ✓Combine your visit with a trip to the library, right across the road.
Getting to Peace Park
22 Eton Street, Sutherland NSW 2232, on the east side of Sutherland and right across the road from the library. Peace Park has parking for visitors.
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- 📍Sutherland library
Frequently asked questions about Peace Park
Is there parking at Peace Park?
Yes, visitors can park on site.
What is Chuo City Garden at Peace Park?
It is the park's Japanese-style garden, opened in 1993 and named after Sutherland's sister city, Chuo City.
What events are held at Peace Park?
Sutherland Shire Council runs Music in Peace Park, which has a tapas bar, and the park also holds an annual wine and beer tasting festival.
Is there shade at Peace Park?
Yes, many of the benches sit under large trees.