Parks in Pyrmont, NSW 2009
14 parks in Pyrmont, Sydney. Find dog-friendly parks, playgrounds, BBQ facilities and more.
Parks in Pyrmont
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Ballaarat Park
Ballaarat Park is a grassed waterfront park at the point of Darling Island Wharf in Pyrmont, with an unbeatable view of the Sydney city skyline. Ballaarat Park is a passive recreation space that is popular for photography, weddings and filming, and its views also take in the Harbour Bridge and Barangaroo Reserve.
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Elizabeth Healey Reserve
Elizabeth Healey Reserve is a small public green space on the corner of Pyrmont Street and Pyrmont Bridge Road in Pyrmont. Its most notable feature is protected sunlight, with planning controls guarding it from overshadowing between 10am and 2pm. It works as a quiet rest stop for people walking through Pyrmont, with benches, grass and a bubbler.
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Giba Park
Giba Park is a cliff-top park at the end of Point Street in Pyrmont with off-leash dog access across its entire grounds, open 24 hours a day. Giba Park also has a playground, picnic tables and wide views over Sydney Harbour toward the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Balmain.
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James Watkinson Reserve
James Watkinson Reserve is a public park on Mill St in Pyrmont, best known for its naturally shaded children's playground with spectacular views over Darling Harbour. The reserve also has accessible barbecues with tables, picnic areas with water views, a lawn and seating.
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Jones Street Pocket Park
Jones Street Pocket Park is a narrow green strip in Pyrmont, about 8m by 200m, at the foot of the old Paradise quarry. Its standout feature is native planting by Pyrmont Ultimo Landcare that attracts birds such as Rainbow Lorikeets, and the strip doubles as a walking route.
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Knoll Park
A park in Pyrmont.
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Metcalfe Park
Metcalfe Park is a waterfront grass park in the centre of Darling Island Wharf, Pyrmont, with bespoke outdoor tables, mature trees and ping pong tables. Its most notable feature is its solar harvesting umbrellas, which shade visitors and charge their phones and tablets.
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Paradise Reserve
Paradise Reserve is a quiet, leafy pocket park in central Pyrmont. Its standout feature is the mature shade trees spread over lawn areas and seating, which make the reserve a sheltered retreat from city traffic a short stroll from the Sydney Fish Market.
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Pirrama Park
Pirrama Park is a 1.8 hectare harbourside park in Pyrmont, formerly known as Pyrmont Point Park. Its standout feature is an extensive children's playground with free water play, and the park also has barbecues, picnic areas and a harbour boardwalk with views of the Harbour Bridge and North Sydney.
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Pyrmont Bay Park
Pyrmont Bay Park is a neighbourhood park on Pirrama Road in Pyrmont NSW 2009, with a large grassy area, garden beds and plenty of public seating. Its standout feature is its harbour position, which gives visitors views across Sydney Harbour opposite the Star Casino.
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Refinery Square
A park in Pyrmont.
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Scott Street Plaza Bank Area
A park in Pyrmont.
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Union Plaza
A park in Pyrmont.
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Waterfront Park
Waterfront Park is a 1.2-hectare public park on Bowman Street in Pyrmont NSW 2009. Its standout feature is off-leash dog access throughout the park, alongside a small playground for toddlers and young children, barbecue areas, and picnic tables with public toilets.
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