Parks in Normanhurst, NSW 2076
Parks in Normanhurst
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Charles Curtis Park
Charles Curtis Park in Normanhurst is a neighbourhood park whose standout feature is its fenced playground, with a covered play tower, soft rubber surface and toddler swings. The 1,600 m² park sits on the corner of Pine Street and Myrtle Street and opened in February 2026.
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Davidson Park
Davidson Park is a small shaded playground park beside Normanhurst station in Normanhurst, NSW. The playground has an embankment slide, swing sets, a rotating net, stepping blocks and timber balance beams, with picnic tables and a lawn next to it, so children have room to run around.
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Kenley Park
Kenley Park is a park on Kenley Road in Normanhurst NSW 2076, and its standout feature is the Hornsby Shire Historical Society Museum, a social history museum in the park. The park also has a lit concrete pathway for walking through it.
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Normanhurst Park
Normanhurst Park is a sports and play park on Harris Road in Normanhurst, NSW 2076, known for its oval with cricket nets beside a playground. The park also has multipurpose sport courts, picnic tables and public toilets on site for visitors.
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Philippa O'Leary Park
Philippa O'Leary Park is a small park in Normanhurst, NSW, with a playground that has a slide, a fireman's pole and swings, including a secure swing for little kids. The park also has shade, seats dotted around and open space, and it is free to visit.
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