Cromer Park
Cromer Park is a community soccer ground in Cromer on Sydney's Northern Beaches, with two synthetic football fields, floodlights and a 900-seat grandstand named after former Socceroos captain Lucas Neill. It is the home ground of Manly United FC and has a stated capacity of 5,000.
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About Cromer Park
Synthetic Football Fields at Cromer Park
Cromer Park has two synthetic football fields with lights for play. The first synthetic surface officially opened on 1 July 2012, and a second synthetic pitch was reopened in early 2018. Manly United plays NPL NSW football on the fields, and the Manly Warringah Football Association is based at the park. The park's clubhouse sits next to it on the eastern side.
Lucas Neill Stand and Seating at Cromer Park
Cromer Park has a 900-seat grandstand named after Lucas Neill, the former Socceroos captain who played junior football for Manly United before moving overseas. The stand sits on the western side of the field. Another 800 seats run around the perimeter, and the ground has a stated capacity of 5,000.
Facilities at Cromer Park
Getting to Cromer Park
Cromer Park is in Cromer NSW 2099 on Sydney's Northern Beaches. The park is accessible by Sydney Bus routes 179, 180 and 180X.
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- 📍Far Post clubhouse, on the eastern side of the park
Frequently asked questions about Cromer Park
Does Cromer Park have toilets?
Yes, the park has change rooms, toilets and a canteen on its northern side.
Does Cromer Park have a grandstand?
Yes, a 900-seat grandstand named after Lucas Neill sits on the western side of the field.
How do I get to Cromer Park by bus?
Sydney Bus routes 179, 180 and 180X serve the park.
Does Cromer Park have synthetic fields?
Yes, the park has synthetic football fields, and the first one officially opened in July 2012.