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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About Glades Bay Park
Wulaba Track Boardwalk at Glades Bay Park
The Wulaba Track is a walkway that runs along the river's edge through Glades Bay Park, past the site of the former Glades Bay Baths to Bill Mitchell Park. The track is a boardwalk through the mangroves on the Parramatta River, and it has a number of interpretive signs along the way. Ryde Council first built the Wulaba Track in 2002, in consultation with the Metropolitan Local Aboriginal Land Council. The Wallumedegal, the original inhabitants of the area, have sites interpreted along the walkway.
Playground, Benches and Labyrinth at Glades Bay Park
Glades Bay Park has a playground for children, with benches along the nature walkway beside it. A book library also sits along the walkway. Under a massive old fig tree in the park is a small labyrinth, set apart from the boardwalk and the river's edge. The playground and the benches sit along the same walkway as the book library, so families can use all three in one stop.
Facilities at Glades Bay Park
Visitor tips for Glades Bay Park
- ✓At low tide, small crabs and fish can be seen at the water's edge along the boardwalk.
Getting to Glades Bay Park
Glades Bay Park is at 3 Ashburn Place, Gladesville NSW 2111. The park can be reached from Delmare Parade, Ashburn Place, York Street and Glades Avenue.
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- 📍Bill Mitchell Park
- 📍Parramatta River
Frequently asked questions about Glades Bay Park
Does Glades Bay Park have a playground?
Yes. The park has a playground for children, with benches along the nature walkway beside it.
Is there a boardwalk at Glades Bay Park?
Yes. The Wulaba Track is a boardwalk that runs along the river through the mangroves, with interpretive signs along it.
What is the Wulaba Track?
The Wulaba Track is a walkway through Glades Bay Park and along the Parramatta River, first built by Ryde Council in 2002.
Is there a labyrinth at Glades Bay Park?
Yes. A small labyrinth sits under a massive old fig tree in the park.