Parks in Hunters Hill, NSW 2110
Parks in Hunters Hill
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Boronia Park
Boronia Park is a 24-hectare waterfront parkland in Hunters Hill, with a BMX track, sports fields, netball and pickleball courts, and bushwalking trails. It is the largest area of open space in Hunters Hill and includes an off-leash dog area in its southern section.
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Buffalo Creek Reserve
Buffalo Creek Reserve is a large reserve at 177 Pittwater Road, Hunters Hill, with a playground that has a flying fox and a practice basketball hoop. The reserve also has a skate park, a sportsfield, picnic tables, BBQs and paved and unpaved walking trails.
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Ferdinand Street Reserve
Ferdinand Street Reserve is a small bushland reserve at the end of Ferdinand Street in Hunters Hill, on the Lane Cove River foreshore. A public boat jetty with a boat shed sits beside the river, and the north-facing shoreline has sun-warmed rocks for resting.
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Fern Road Park
Fern Road Park is a small, shaded reserve in Hunters Hill whose standout feature is a lookout over the Parramatta River and Gladesville Bridge. Concrete steps lead down from the corner of Fern Road and Wybalena Road to the water, and the park has no seating, so visitors bring their own chairs or blankets.
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Fig Tree Park
Fig Tree Park is a shaded council park on Gladesville Road in Hunters Hill, next to the Hunters Hill Village shops. Its standout feature is a nature-themed playground with climbing structures, a nest swing and a rope ladder to an elevated platform, for children aged 1 to 8. Mature trees, picnic tables and chairs, and walking paths complete the park.
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Francis Street Reserve
Francis Street Reserve is a grassed reserve in Hunters Hill, flanked by dense bushland, that gives visitors unpaved walking trails and access to the Parramatta River waterfront. Its standout feature is the bushland walking trail network, with private homes adjoining the reserve on Francis Street.
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Harry Shelley Memorial Playground
Harry Shelley Memorial Playground is a small fenced playground on Mount Street in Hunters Hill, near Hunters Hill Public School. Its standout feature is a playground fully covered by a shade sail, with swings, slides, rock climbing and cubby houses for children up to about six years old.
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Mornington Reserve
Mornington Reserve is a bushland reserve at the end of Brooke Street in Hunters Hill NSW, with unpaved walking trails through the trees and shade areas. The reserve is north-facing and sits near the Lane Cove River, though vegetation partly blocks the view.
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Pulpit Point Reserve
Pulpit Point Reserve is a medium-sized reserve at the end of Le Vesinet Drive in Hunters Hill, NSW 2110. Its standout feature is shaded benches under tall trees beside a rockface, with views across the Parramatta River to Sydney City, Spectacle Island and Cockatoo Island.
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Saint Malo Reserve
Saint Malo Reserve is a bushland reserve at the end of Reiby Road in Hunters Hill, with paved walking trails through the bush and shade areas. The reserve serves as a refuge for native wildlife and as a quiet spot to relax, and its paved walking trails are the standout feature.