Parks in McMahons Point, NSW 2060
Parks in McMahons Point
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Blues Point Reserve
Blues Point Reserve is a harbourside park in McMahons Point, North Sydney, with a maritime-themed playground, mature fig trees and views of the Harbour Bridge. Its standout feature is the shade of Port Jackson and Morton Bay figs, beside picnic tables and the harbour.
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East Crescent Reserve
East Crescent Reserve in McMahons Point, Sydney, has Lloyd Rees Lookout as its standout feature, with picture postcard views across Lavender Bay towards North Sydney, Luna Park, the Harbour Bridge and the city. The lookout is the reserve's only named feature.
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Lloyd Rees Lookout
Harbour views across Lavender Bay to North Sydney, with Luna Park and the Sydney Harbour Bridge in frame, make Lloyd Rees Lookout a McMahons Point stop for sweeping harbour and city scenes. The lookout sits at 29 Middle Street and is open 24 hours a day, year-round.
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Mary French Reserve
Mary French Reserve is a small neighbourhood park in McMahons Point, North Sydney, with sandstone outcrops, native shrubs and shade trees. Its standout feature is a playground with swings, about a 10-minute walk from North Sydney railway station.
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Sawmillers Reserve
Sawmillers Reserve is a park in McMahons Point with remains of Eaton's timber yard and a wrecked MSB hopper barge at its foreshore. Its open grassy foreshore suits picnics and informal play, a drinking water bubbler is available, and dogs are welcome off-leash under North Sydney Council's rules for its parks.
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