Parks in Wahroonga, NSW 2076
23 parks in Wahroonga, Sydney. Find dog-friendly parks, playgrounds, BBQ facilities and more.
Parks in Wahroonga
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Aleta End
Aleta End is a serene local park in Wahroonga, NSW 2076, that serves residents of the surrounding area. It sits close to Browns Field, a small sporting ground and bushland reserve, and to Ahimsa, a heritage-listed residence and meditation meeting place.
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Anulla Place Park
Anulla Place Park is a family-friendly reserve in Wahroonga featuring a well-equipped playground with multi-play equipment, swings, and stepping stones. The park offers picnic facilities and shaded areas across a large grassy open space, making it ideal for outdoor recreation and relaxation.
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Archdale Park
Archdale Park is a small, tranquil garden park in Wahroonga whose standout feature is its sculpted gardens, set with grassy nooks and ample seating. The Archdale Walkway runs through the park as a short pedestrian path, making it a quiet spot for relaxation and leisurely strolls.
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Balcombe Park
Balcombe Park is a small formal park on Woonona Avenue in Wahroonga, set directly in front of The Briars, a heritage-listed house. Its most notable feature is this heritage setting, and the park also has a children's playground with a swing and spring toy, and a picnic table with a chessboard.
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Caley Reserve
Caley Reserve is a local park in North Wahroonga, best known for several walking tracks of varying difficulty through natural bushland. The reserve also has a playground with various play equipment, picnic tables and public BBQ facilities, so families can pair a walk with a picnic or barbecue.
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Carrington Park
Carrington Park is a community sports ground on Coonanbarra Road, Wahroonga, best known for its seasonal fields: a cricket pitch in summer and a soccer field in winter. Seating around the fields sits under shade trees, and the park has a public toilet block.
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Cherrywood Reserve
Cherrywood Reserve is a tranquil public park in Wahroonga whose standout feature is a leisure playground for young children. The reserve also has well-maintained pathways for walking and running through lush greenery, and it allows dogs on a lead but has no off-leash area.
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Claude Cameron Grove
Claude Cameron Grove is a 24/7 public park in Wahroonga, NSW, located at the corner of Kintore Street and Westbrook Avenue. The park's standout feature is its dedicated on-site car park accessible from Cameron Drive, providing ample parking for visitors enjoying this serene green space.
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Curtilage Park
Curtilage Park is a small heritage-set public park at 1540 Pacific Highway in Wahroonga, NSW. The park's standout feature is its formal gardens and open grassy areas, complemented by a modern playground with swings, climbing units, and spring animals on a rubber surface.
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Eldinhope Green
Eldinhope Green is a local playground at 5 Morris Avenue, Wahroonga, upgraded in September 2024. Its standout feature is modern play equipment for a range of ages, including a multi-functional slide, swings with a baby seat and a spinning climbing net, set on rubber and mulch softfall.
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Fraser Park
Fraser Park is a natural bushland reserve in North Wahroonga with a creek running through it and areas set aside for bush regeneration. The reserve has no playground or built facilities, so it suits quiet nature walks and leashed dog walking rather than family play.
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Jacana Reserve
Jacana Reserve is a public park at 8 Jacana Close, Wahroonga, with a children's playground, open grassy areas and free BBQ facilities. Picnic tables sit in shaded spots, so the reserve works well for family picnics and casual recreation in the local community.
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Kerelas End
Kerelas End is a park in Wahroonga, NSW 2076, managed by Ku-ring-gai Council. Known for its natural beauty, the park offers spaces for recreation and relaxation in the Upper North Shore area.
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McKenzie Park
McKenzie Park is a small neighbourhood reserve in Wahroonga whose most notable feature is a pair of large eucalyptus trees along its northern edge. Smaller scattered trees shade an open grass area used for relaxing, informal recreation and on-leash dog walking.
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Moonas End
Moonas End is a peaceful green space in Wahroonga, NSW, offering a serene setting for outdoor relaxation. While specific facilities at Moonas End itself are limited in available documentation, the park provides access to nearby recreational amenities and walking opportunities within the Wahroonga area.
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Myall Avenue Park
Myall Avenue Park is a public park on Myall Avenue in residential Wahroonga NSW 2076. Its most notable feature is a children's playground, and the park also has BBQ facilities and shaded picnic areas, making it a local spot for family picnics and outdoor gatherings.
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NorthConnex Site
NorthConnex Site in Wahroonga is an operational facility for the 9-kilometre NorthConnex twin tunnel motorway connecting the M1 Pacific Motorway to the Hills M2 Motorway. The site houses the Northern Ventilation Facility and incident response bays designed for safe tunnel operation, and does not provide public recreational park facilities.
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Roland Reserve
Roland Reserve is a small community playground on Roland Avenue in Wahroonga, set in a quiet bushland environment. Its standout feature is a fenced play area with swings, slides and a spring see-saw for young children, plus seating areas for supervising adults.
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Sir Robert Menzies Park
Sir Robert Menzies Park is a small, tranquil park in Wahroonga featuring an off-leash dog area where dogs can roam freely. The park includes a playground suitable for children aged four and up, with swings, slides, and climbing equipment, plus seating areas and a water bubbler.
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Sulman Park
Sulman Park is a small, shaded park located on Coonanbarra Road in Wahroonga, NSW 2076. The park features seating areas and is named after Sir John Sulman, a renowned architect who contributed significantly to the development of the Wahroonga area.
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Wahroonga Park
Wahroonga Park is a well-maintained public park in Wahroonga, NSW featuring a fenced playground, manicured gardens, walking paths, and a rotunda available for group bookings. The park is known for its accessible facilities and peaceful atmosphere, making it ideal for families and community gatherings.
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Waitara Jaycee Park
Waitara Jaycee Park is a small community park on Carden Avenue in Wahroonga, NSW. Its main feature is a fenced playground with swings and slides for young children, and the park also has BBQ facilities and picnic areas for family gatherings and outdoor meals.
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Wongalee Corner
Wongalee Corner is a small neighbourhood park on Eurong Street in Wahroonga, known for walking paths through natural surroundings and open green space. Its quiet, peaceful setting suits leisurely strolls and leashed dog walks rather than sport, and it serves as a local community space for casual visits.
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