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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About Rosebank Park
Off-Leash Dog Area at Rosebank Park
Rosebank Park is a dog-friendly off-leash park in Darlinghurst, and it has been off-leash since 2019. The City of Sydney is currently reviewing whether Rosebank Park should stay off-leash. The public consultation period ran from 15 June 2026 to 13 July 2026 and closed at 5pm on Monday 13 July 2026. The council will report back on key outcomes of the review for Rosebank Park. Dog owners visiting Rosebank Park should expect the off-leash status to remain under review while the council considers the feedback it received.
Park Features at Rosebank Park
Rosebank Park is a small green space with a raised grass patch and one bench. Rosebank Park has a brick structure and a palm tree among its features, with trees and buildings surrounding it. Rosebank Park is the only green space in its immediate area. Rosebank Park has a wheelchair accessible entrance, and Rosebank Park carries a child-friendly listing tag. Rosebank Park is located close to a busy road, which shapes how visitors use the space.
Turf Maintenance and Closures at Rosebank Park
The City of Sydney re-turfs Rosebank Park each year. During these works, large sections of Rosebank Park are closed for many weeks. Residents have raised concerns about significant turf erosion and dust at Rosebank Park since it became off-leash in 2019. The council's annual maintenance cycle therefore determines when Rosebank Park's turf is fully available. Rosebank Park is operated by the City of Sydney, which manages its turf and maintenance schedule. Visitors planning a trip to Rosebank Park should confirm closure status with the City of Sydney before going.
Facilities at Rosebank Park
Visitor tips for Rosebank Park
- ✓Expect a small park with a raised grass patch and one bench, so plan a short visit.
- ✓Rosebank Park is close to a busy road, so keep dogs close when entering and leaving.
- ✓Large sections of Rosebank Park close for many weeks during the annual re-turfing, so check with the City of Sydney before visiting.
- ✓Residents have raised concerns about turf erosion and dust since the park became off-leash in 2019.
- ✓The off-leash status of Rosebank Park is under council review, with public consultation closed on 13 July 2026.
- ✓Rosebank Park has a wheelchair accessible entrance, which suits visitors with mobility needs.
Getting to Rosebank Park
Rosebank Park is at Farrell Avenue, Darlinghurst NSW 2010. Its entrance is wheelchair accessible. Coordinates are -33.8765535, 151.2202757.
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Frequently asked questions about Rosebank Park
Is Rosebank Park in Darlinghurst a good place to take my dog?
Rosebank Park is a dog-friendly off-leash park in Darlinghurst, and it has been off-leash since 2019. The park is small and sits close to a busy road. The City of Sydney is reviewing whether it should stay off-leash, and public consultation closed on 13 July 2026.
Can I let my dog off-leash at Rosebank Park?
Yes, Rosebank Park has been an off-leash area since 2019. The City of Sydney is currently reviewing whether the park should remain off-leash. Consultation closed on 13 July 2026, and the council will report back on key outcomes.
Is there a dog-friendly area at Rosebank Park?
The park itself is an off-leash dog area, so dog owners can use the whole space. Rosebank Park is a small green space with a raised grass patch and one bench. Residents have raised concerns about turf erosion and dust since the off-leash change in 2019.
Is Rosebank Park family-friendly?
Rosebank Park carries a child-friendly listing tag. The park has a raised grass patch, one bench, a brick structure and a palm tree. It is located close to a busy road, so families should keep young children close by.
Is Rosebank Park wheelchair accessible?
Yes, Rosebank Park has a wheelchair accessible entrance. The park is located at Farrell Avenue, Darlinghurst NSW 2010. Coordinates for the park are -33.8765535, 151.2202757.
What makes Rosebank Park in Darlinghurst different from other parks nearby?
Rosebank Park is the only green space in its immediate area. It is a small park with an off-leash dog area in use since 2019. The park is operated by the City of Sydney and has a raised grass patch with one bench.