Parks in Surry Hills, NSW 2010
15 parks in Surry Hills, Sydney. Find dog-friendly parks, playgrounds, BBQ facilities and more.
Parks in Surry Hills
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Adelaide Street Reserve
A park in Surry Hills.
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Cooper Street Reserve
Cooper Street Reserve is a grassed public reserve on Cooper Street, Surry Hills. Its standout feature is the Active Youth Precinct, with a skate park, pump track and fitness equipment, alongside an accessible playground, basketball court, BBQ areas and a shared path through the reserve.
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Drivers Triangle
A park in Surry Hills.
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Edgely Street Reserve
Edgely Street Reserve is a small local park on Nickson Street in Surry Hills NSW 2010. Its standout feature is a fenced, naturally shaded playground with a rocking boat and swings, designed for toddlers and young children. It serves a densely populated part of the suburb where many young families live.
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Foveaux Street Reserve
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Fred Miller Park
Fred Miller Park is a quiet park and reserve in Surry Hills NSW 2010 used for on-leash dog walking. Its most notable feature is a public artwork by Sophi Odling. The unfenced grounds have a couple of wooden benches and a central waste bin stocked with dog poo bags.
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Frog Hollow Reserve
Frog Hollow Reserve is a public park on the corner of Riley and Albion Streets in Surry Hills. Its standout feature is a grassed off-leash dog area, enclosed by sunken sandstone walls and open to dogs at all times. The reserve also has picnic tables, public toilets and drinking water.
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Harmony Park
Harmony Park is a public park in Surry Hills where the main grassy area is an off-leash dog zone around the clock. It also has a small dog area with agility equipment, picnic tables, benches along shaded pathways and night lighting, and the park is open 24 hours.
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James Hilder Reserve
James Hilder Reserve is a public park at 121-131 Campbell Street, Surry Hills NSW 2010, managed by the City of Sydney. Its standout feature is its off-leash dog area, which operates at all times, alongside a children's playground and outdoor fitness station.
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Prince Alfred Park
Prince Alfred Park is a 7.5-hectare park in Surry Hills beside Central station, with an off-leash dog area in its central grass and woodland as its most notable feature. The park also has two playgrounds, a 50-metre outdoor pool, tennis and basketball courts, fitness stations and barbecue areas.
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Reservoir Street Reserve
A park in Surry Hills.
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Shannon Reserve
Shannon Reserve is a public park on Crown Street, Surry Hills, best known for its naturally shaded playground for children aged six months to eight years. The reserve also has a volleyball court, shady green spaces for picnics, and hosts the Surry Hills Vintage Market on the first Saturday of each month.
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Tudor Street Reserve
A park in Surry Hills.
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Ward Park
Ward Park is a public park on Marlborough Street at the corner of Devonshire Street in Surry Hills, where dogs can run off-leash at all times. It also has an enclosed toddler playground, an open playground for older children, a micro skate bowl and barbecues.
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Wimbo Park
Wimbo Park is a 4,600 square metre public park on Bourke Street in Surry Hills. Its standout feature is a children's play area with in-ground trampolines and softfall mounds, set among open lawns, native shade trees and the reinstated Wimbo Park mosaic mural.
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