Clark Park
Clark Park is a harbourside park in the Lavender Bay Parklands with impressive views over Lavender Bay to the Sydney Harbour Bridge. Open grassy areas with picnic tables and seats sit alongside paths, established trees and historic sandstone walling. Dogs must stay on a leash in the park.
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Grounds, Picnic Tables and Paths at Clark Park
Clark Park has open grassy areas with picnic tables and seats. Paths run through the park, and established trees grow on its grounds. The park also has historic sandstone walling, a flagpole that serves as a gathering point for memorial services, and various sculptures. Its views take in Lavender Bay, the Sydney Harbour Bridge and the city.
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Getting to Clark Park
Clark Park is in the Lavender Bay Parklands, about a 10-minute walk from North Sydney railway station and five minutes from Milsons Point railway station or ferry wharf. Limited parking is available in Lavender Crescent and surrounding streets.
Open in Google Maps →Nearby Lavender Bay
- 📍Amio (cafe, about 50 m)
- 📍Wendy Whiteley's Secret Garden
Frequently asked questions about Clark Park
Can I take my dog to Clark Park?
Dogs must stay on a leash in Clark Park, where off-leash areas are not permitted. Dogs are welcome in the wider Lavender Bay Parklands.
How far is Clark Park from North Sydney station?
The Lavender Bay Parklands, which include Clark Park, are about a 10-minute walk from North Sydney railway station. Milsons Point railway station and ferry wharf are about five minutes away on foot.
What is the flagpole at Clark Park used for?
The flagpole serves as a gathering point for memorial services.