Cremorne Reserve
Cremorne Reserve is a harbourside bushland park at the tip of the Cremorne peninsula in Cremorne Point, with an easy walking path that runs to the end of the point and views of the Sydney Opera House and Harbour Bridge. It is traversed by the North Sydney Harbour Foreshore Bushwalk.
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About Cremorne Reserve
Walking Paths at Cremorne Reserve
Cremorne Reserve has an easy walking path that runs along the peninsula to the end of the reserve. The North Sydney Harbour Foreshore Bushwalk traverses the reserve, with signs that interpret the point's history along the way. On the eastern side of the point, the Lex and Ruby Graham Gardens is a bush garden that the Grahams began planting in the late 1950s, and North Sydney Council encourages visitors to walk through it on the way around the reserve.
History and Gun Emplacements at Cremorne Reserve
Cremorne Reserve was gazetted in 1905, which ended the threat of mines, factories and wharves on the point. Earlier, between 1891 and 1893, the Sydney and Port Hacking Coal Company pursued coal mining on the peninsula, but community and council opposition stopped the plan. The reserve also has historic gun emplacements, and the Robertsons Point lighthouse stands at the tip of the reserve.
Facilities at Cremorne Reserve
Getting to Cremorne Reserve
Milson Road, Cremorne Point NSW 2090. Ferries stop at Cremorne Point and at Old Cremorne Wharf on Green Street. The reserve has no on-site parking, so visitors use street parking on Milson Road, which can be hard to find on weekends.
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- 📍Robertsons Point Lighthouse
- 📍MacCallum Pool
Frequently asked questions about Cremorne Reserve
Is there a playground at Cremorne Reserve?
Yes. Cremorne Reserve has a playground for children, set among its walking paths and picnic lawns.
Are dogs allowed off-leash at Cremorne Reserve?
No. Cremorne Reserve is an on-leash only park, so dogs must be kept on a lead at all times.
Is there parking at Cremorne Reserve?
The reserve has no on-site parking, so visitors park on Milson Road, where spaces can be hard to find on weekends.
Are there toilets at Cremorne Reserve?
Yes. Public toilets are available for visitors at the reserve.