Parks in Glebe, NSW 2037
Parks in Glebe
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Blackwattle Bay Park
An off-leash dog policy all year round, a playground and barbecue areas make Blackwattle Bay Park a free foreshore park in Glebe. Picnic areas, a playground near Oxley Street and the Glebe Foreshore Walk sit on its waterfront between Rozelle Bay and Blackwattle Bay. It is free to enter.
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Cardigan and Darghan Street Reserve
Cardigan and Darghan Street Reserve is a small pocket park in Glebe, between Darling Street and Darghan Street. It has a usable turf area, a range of seating and a water bubbler, with native habitat planting of shrubs and grasses added in its 2020 upgrade.
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Dr HJ Foley Rest Park
Dr HJ Foley Rest Park is a Glebe rest park on the corner of Glebe Point and Bridge roads, with a children's playground and the Glebe War Memorial, which lists 174 local men who died in World War I. The park also holds a 1934 brick wireless house.
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Ernest Pederson Reserve
Ernest Pederson Reserve is a park on Ferry Street in Glebe, NSW. Its standout feature is a nature play area with a sandstone balance wall, stepping stones and logs, and a timber swing and see-saw, set among shaded areas and new wildlife garden beds.
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Jubilee Park
Jubilee Park is a foreshore park in Glebe built around a sports oval, a historic cricket pavilion and a children's playground. Its standout feature is the sports oval, shaded by large trees, with the Anzac Bridge in view from the grass.
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Minogue Reserve
Minogue Reserve is a small park in Glebe, NSW 2037, with a fenced playground for toddlers and young children. The reserve has a grassed area and a pathway from the park entrance, and its playground is on Francis Street in Glebe.
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Pope Paul VI Reserve
Pope Paul VI Reserve is a small harbourside park in Glebe with a viewing point over Anzac Bridge, Glebe Island Bridge and the Harbour Bridge. It sits in the north-eastern corner of Bicentennial Park, on the Glebe foreshore, and has two mature Moreton Bay fig trees on its lawn.
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Robyn Kemmis Reserve
Robyn Kemmis Reserve is a fenced playground at 20-40 Franklyn Street, Glebe, named after Councillor Robyn Kemmis. Its standout feature is an inclusive, wheelchair-accessible play area with slides, climbing ropes, swings and a see-saw for children aged one to 12.
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Sarah Peninton Reserve
Sarah Peninton Reserve is a small park on Bayview Street in Glebe NSW 2037. Its standout feature is a playground for toddlers and young children, with a slide, a climbing frame and inclusive play equipment. The playground is partly fenced and has shaded areas and seating.
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St James Park
St James Park is a City of Sydney park in Glebe with an adventure playground built around a timber tree house and slide. It also has a tennis court with lighting and a covered toddler sandpit beside an amenities pod with baby-change facilities.
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Wentworth Park
Wentworth Park is a public park in Glebe, on the edge of Ultimo, bounded by Bridge Road, Wattle Street, William Henry Street and Wentworth Park Road. Its standout feature is a sports ground with multi-purpose pitches, alongside a shaded playground and fitness equipment.
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