Parks in Gladesville, NSW 2111
Parks in Gladesville
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Banjo Paterson Park
Banjo Paterson Park is a waterfront park on Punt Road, Gladesville NSW 2111, right on the water's edge overlooking Looking Glass Bay on the Parramatta River. Its standout features are a jetty, picnic areas and barbecues beside the river, plus walking paths and the historic Rockend Cottage.
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Bremner Park
Bremner Park is a sportsground on Morrison Road in Gladesville, NSW 2111, known for its sports fields used for junior summer cricket and winter soccer. It has public toilets and accessible parking on site, and its sports fields can be booked online.
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Glades Bay Park
Glades Bay Park sits on the Parramatta River at Ashburn Place, Gladesville, and its standout feature is the Wulaba Track, a boardwalk through the mangroves. The park also has a playground, benches, a book library and a labyrinth under a massive old fig tree.
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Harding Memorial Playground
Harding Memorial Playground is a playground on Mount Street in Gladesville with a climbing frame, monkey bars, two slides, climbing ropes, a see-saw and swings. Tall trees give the play area shade, and there is a large grass area for picnics and ball games.
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Looking Glass Bay Park
Looking Glass Bay Park is a bushland reserve on the Parramatta River at Gladesville, where a classified bird sanctuary sits beside a concrete walking path that follows the creek line. The park has grassed picnic areas among trees and links to the Ryde River Walk, and it adjoins Banjo Paterson Park.
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Monash Park
Monash Park is a neighbourhood park and sports oval on Ryde Road in Gladesville, NSW 2111. Its playground has swings, a slide, a climbing structure and spring rides, enclosed by a bright fence beside a picket-fenced sportsfield with a grandstand.
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Parramatta River Regional Park
Parramatta River Regional Park is a 4.6-hectare foreshore park at Bedlam Bay in Gladesville, on the north bank of the Parramatta River just west of Gladesville Bridge. Its standout feature is walking tracks that form part of the Ryde River Walk, with sports fields and a community garden alongside.
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Peel Park
Peel Park is a community park on Stanbury Street in Gladesville, NSW 2111, with an off-leash dog area that shares its oval with a soccer field. The park also has a children's playground with swings, a spinner and a cubby house with a slide, and it is open 24 hours a day.
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Westminster Park
A fully fenced off-leash dog area with a separate small-dog section is the standout feature of Westminster Park, a public park on Westminster Road in Gladesville. It also has a small playground with swings and slides, and a sportsfield that schools use for soccer and cricket.
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