Parks in Darlinghurst, NSW 2010
12 parks in Darlinghurst, Sydney. Find dog-friendly parks, playgrounds, BBQ facilities and more.
Parks in Darlinghurst
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Albert Sloss Reserve
Albert Sloss Reserve is a renewed inner-city community park at 225-245 Palmer Street, Darlinghurst NSW 2010. Its standout feature is a custom Metropolis play tower, installed in 2018, set beside a rope bridge, birds-nest swing and sensory play area. The reserve also has a larger lawn for group gatherings and sensory planted terraces.
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Arthur Reserve
Arthur Reserve is a green space at 4 Oswald Ln, Darlinghurst, with a playground, picnic areas and a sports field. Its most notable feature is the mix of play and sport in one place, and the reserve also has venues for hire, including meeting rooms and rehearsal spaces.
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Barcom Avenue Park
A park in Darlinghurst.
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Frances Newton Reserve
Frances Newton Reserve is a 280 square metre pocket park in Darlinghurst NSW 2010, built on the site of the former Frances Newton Preschool. Its standout feature is an imaginative children's play space with stepping stones, distorting mirrors, a rain wheel and timber echidna and wombat play elements.
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Green Park
Green Park is a small public park on Victoria Street in Darlinghurst NSW 2010. Its standout feature is the Sydney Gay and Lesbian Holocaust Memorial, a pink triangle on black poles that glows at sunset, and the park also has a rotunda, public toilets, water bubblers and shade.
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Lacrozia Playground
Lacrozia Playground is a small, partly fenced playground on Lacrozia Lane in Darlinghurst, built for toddlers and pre-schoolers. Its most notable feature is a climbing structure with a slide, set beside swings and a spinning ride under natural shade from the surrounding trees, with seating for adults.
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Nimrod Street Rest Area
A park in Darlinghurst.
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O'Brien Lane Reserve
O'Brien Lane Reserve is a pocket park on the corner of Bourke and Stanley streets in Darlinghurst, renewed in an upgrade completed in April 2015. Its most notable feature is its new usable grass space, joined by new trees and planting, an accessible path and energy-efficient LED lighting.
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Ronald Shores Park
A park in Darlinghurst.
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Rosebank Park
Rosebank Park is a small public park at Farrell Avenue, Darlinghurst NSW 2010, managed by the City of Sydney. Its standout feature is its off-leash dog area, in use since 2019. The park also has a wheelchair accessible entrance and a raised grass patch with one bench.
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Surrey Street Playground
Surrey Street Playground is a small fenced playground on Surrey Street, Darlinghurst, designed for toddlers and younger children. Its most notable feature is key inclusive play equipment, set alongside a slide and swings, which makes it a contained local play space for infants and pre-schoolers.
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Womerah Gardens
Womerah Gardens is a leafy public park in Darlinghurst, NSW 2010. Its most notable feature is a raised grass area, set among new plants and replacement trees from a 2020 upgrade. The gardens also have added seating and a footpath that crosses the park between its two street entries.