Terrace Park
Terrace Park's standout feature is its escarpment view over the Hawkesbury River, from a reserve at 542 Terrace Road in Freemans Reach. Picnic shelters, barbecues and public toilets are also on site. The view reaches across the Richmond Lowlands toward the Blue Mountains.
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About Terrace Park
River Views from Terrace Park
Terrace Park looks out over the Hawkesbury River from the escarpment edge at 542 Terrace Road, Freemans Reach. From the reserve, the view runs across the Richmond Lowlands and the town of Richmond toward the Blue Mountains. Terrace Park is a short walk from the spot where Sir Arthur Streeton painted The Purple Noon's Transparent Might in 1896, and interpretive signage marking the painting's centenary was erected there in 1996.
Picnic Shelters, Barbecues and Toilets at Terrace Park
Terrace Park has picnic shelters, barbecues and public toilets for visitors to use while they enjoy the river view. The toilet block carries a mural that was painted for Youth Week in 1993. The reserve covers 2.6 hectares, and Hawkesbury City Council manages it. Windsor Rotary helped develop the reserve.
Facilities at Terrace Park
Getting to Terrace Park
542 Terrace Road, Freemans Reach NSW 2756, at the corner of Cliff Road. Off-street parking is provided.
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Are there barbecues at Terrace Park?
Yes, Terrace Park has barbecues beside its picnic shelters.
Are there toilets at Terrace Park?
Terrace Park has public toilets, and the toilet block carries a mural painted for Youth Week in 1993.
Is there parking at Terrace Park?
Terrace Park has off-street parking at 542 Terrace Road, Freemans Reach.
Who manages Terrace Park?
Hawkesbury City Council manages the reserve, which was developed with Windsor Rotary.