Parks in Dee Why, NSW 2099
Parks in Dee Why
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James Meehan Reserve
James Meehan Reserve is a grassy public reserve on Clyde Road in Dee Why, New South Wales, beside the southern end of Dee Why Beach. Its standout feature is a free council outdoor gym with six equipment types, open to use without membership or booking.
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Stoddart Reserve
Stoddart Reserve sits in Dee Why, NSW 2099, and is a large grass reserve with a swing set and a slide. Visitors can use the play equipment for free, and the reserve is open every day for all ages, with no set hours. The equipment sits on open grass within the reserve.
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Stony Range Regional Botanic Garden
Stony Range Regional Botanic Garden is an oasis of Australian native plants in Dee Why, famous for its spring floral displays. Its paths wind through several microclimates, and an accessible sensory track lets visitors touch, taste and smell labelled plants. Entry is free.
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Ted Jackson Reserve
A fenced children's playground, the Michaela Howie Playground, is the standout feature of Ted Jackson Reserve in Dee Why. The reserve also offers picnic tables, barbecues and an outdoor table tennis table, all beside Dee Why Beach at its southern end.
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Walter Gors Park
Walter Gors Park in Dee Why, at 36–40 Howard Avenue, has a splash park and playgrounds. The park was revamped in 2017 into a much needed green space, and it also has water gardens, outdoor cooking facilities and places to sit and relax.
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