Tunks Park
Tunks Park is one of North Sydney Council's largest parks, stretching west from the Long Bay foreshore in Cammeray to Flat Rock Gully Reserve. Its standout feature is three sports fields used for cricket, football and soccer, alongside a tree-house-themed playground and bushland walking tracks.
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About Tunks Park
Sports Fields at Tunks Park
Tunks Park has three sports fields, named Tunks 1, 2 and 3, that are used for cricket, football, soccer, training, school sport and carnivals. Clubs and schools book the fields for training sessions and carnivals through North Sydney Council. The fields sit within a park that runs from the Long Bay foreshore to Flat Rock Gully Reserve, and a bushland edge and foreshore frame them.
Bushland and Foreshore at Tunks Park
Tunks Park is a bushland reserve as well as a sports ground, with informal walking tracks through its bushland. The park runs from the Long Bay foreshore west under the century-old Cammeray Suspension Bridge to Flat Rock Gully Reserve. Its playing fields are bordered by large areas of bushland and a lively foreshore, and the council describes the park as one of its largest and a popular Cammeray spot.
Facilities at Tunks Park
Visitor tips for Tunks Park
- โIn wet weather, check the fields before you go: the council inspects them at 7am and 2pm and takes moisture readings on Tuesdays and Fridays to decide whether to open or close them.
- โBring a leash for a dog, because dogs must be leashed in the bushland and cannot go on the sports fields during organised games.
Getting to Tunks Park
Tunks Park runs from the Long Bay foreshore in Cammeray west under the Cammeray Suspension Bridge to Flat Rock Gully Reserve. The park can be reached by bus, and there is car and trailer parking near the boat launching ramp.
Open in Google Maps โNearby Cammeray
- ๐Cammeray Suspension Bridge
- ๐Long Bay
- ๐Flat Rock Gully Reserve
Frequently asked questions about Tunks Park
Are dogs allowed at Tunks Park?
Dogs are welcome, but they must stay on a leash in the bushland and cannot go on the sports fields during organised games or within 10 metres of the playground.
Does Tunks Park have a playground?
Yes, the playground has a tree-house theme and many accessible play activities for children.
Are there toilets at Tunks Park?
Yes, the park has toilets, change rooms and a bubbler for drinking water.
Can I launch a boat at Tunks Park?
Yes, the park has one boat launching ramp, with car and trailer parking nearby.