Parks in The Rocks, NSW 2000
6 parks in The Rocks, Sydney. Find dog-friendly parks, playgrounds, BBQ facilities and more.
Parks in The Rocks
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Barney & Bligh Reserve
Barney & Bligh Reserve is a small, well-landscaped grassed park in The Rocks, NSW 2000, between the George Street footpath and the Overseas Passenger Terminal southern forecourt. Its standout feature is a statue of William Bligh, and the historic Cadman's Cottage sits alongside it with views over Circular Quay.
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Bushell Place
A park in The Rocks.
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First Fleet Park
First Fleet Park is a grassy open space on George Street in The Rocks, between the Museum of Contemporary Art and Circular Quay. Its most notable feature is its panoramic views of the Sydney Opera House, Harbour Bridge and Circular Quay, and its lawns also host events.
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Foundation Park
Foundation Park is a free, 24/7 public park in The Rocks NSW 2000, set among preserved ruins of 1870s houses built against the cliff face. Its standout feature is the oversized steel furniture by artist Peter Cole, which evokes the cramped conditions of working-class Rocks families.
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Hickson Road Reserve
Hickson Road Reserve is a grassy open space on the Sydney Harbour waterfront in The Rocks, with views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge and Dawes Point. The reserve is a public viewpoint on the waterfront promenade linking Walsh Bay, Campbell's Cove and the Overseas Passenger Terminal.
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King George V Memorial Park
A park in The Rocks.