Parks in Ryde, NSW 2112
Parks in Ryde
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Adventure Park
Adventure Park is a passive park in Ryde, NSW 2112, with a playground that has swings and red slides, including a red tube slide. The park at 45A Wolger Road also has plantings, a shelter structure, a footpath and a water station with a dog bowl.
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Anderson Park
Anderson Park is a park in Ryde NSW 2112 whose standout feature is outdoor fitness equipment. It sits on the corner of Belmore Street and Parsonage Street, along the Ryde Riverwalk, about 450 m from Meadowbank ferry wharf. The fitness equipment installation was marked complete in July 2017.
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Ann Thorn Park
Ann Thorn Park is a park in Ryde NSW 2112 whose standout feature is its children's playground, which needs renewal and sits in an area prone to flooding. Flooding also restricts how far the play area at this site can grow.
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Bidgee Park
Bidgee Park is a small open reserve at 35 Kells Road in Ryde, and its one confirmed feature is a playground set in an open grassed area. The City of Ryde lists it as council community land classed as a park, so families can use it for a simple play stop.
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Brigade Park
Brigade Park is a public park on Jones Street, Ryde NSW 2112, and it is one of the local parks in the City of Ryde. Its standout feature is a playground, and the park also has a kids bike track for younger riders.
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Burrows Park
Burrows Park is a 2.3-hectare bush reserve in Ryde on Buffalo Creek, with regenerated Blue Gum High Forest, 115 native plant species and a quiet walking path beside the creek. An old sandstone quarry face and the site of the former Martin Boyd Pottery Workshop are still visible in the reserve.
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Charity Creek Cascades
Charity Creek Cascades is a linked series of parks running from Top Ryde to West Ryde station, and its standout feature is an unfenced off-leash dog area at 55 Linton Avenue, West Ryde. A newer playground with swings near Shepherd Street sits in the same park.
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Field of Mars Reserve
Field of Mars Reserve is a 51-hectare bushland reserve in East Ryde, between the Lane Cove and Parramatta rivers, with walking paths through gum trees and urban creeks. Its standout feature is the bushland walking network, alongside picnic areas and toilets, including an accessible toilet. Dogs are not allowed.
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Gannam Park
Gannam Park is a North Ryde sports and play park on a former quarry, with a sports field that reopened after its final upgrade stage, relocated cricket nets, an expanded playground, a loop path and a new amenities building with public toilets.
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Hardy Park
Hardy Park is a small park at 106 Buffalo Road, Ryde, with a gated playground for children aged 0 to 5 and a Diprotodon fossil dig where the council kept the bones on site. The park also has swings, a slide, a cubby house, a sandpit and a grass kick-about area around the playground.
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Henri Dunant Park
Henri Dunant Park is a neighbourhood playground reserve on Lavarack Street in Ryde NSW 2112, and its standout feature is a playground with toddler combination equipment, a slide, a cubby fort, a seat swing and a net spinner. The park is a place for children to play freely, with seating provided.
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Lardelli Park
Lardelli Park sits beside a pond in Putney Hill, Ryde. Its standout feature is a flying fox above a sandpit, with a long slide, a bucket swing and shade sails over the equipment for children aged 2 and up.
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Parry Park
Parry Park is a local playground in Ryde NSW 2112, on Parry Street. Its standout feature is the playground, which the City of Ryde manages as one of its local playgrounds, and it is the park's one confirmed facility.
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Pidding Park
Pidding Park is a sports oval and park on Pidding Road in Ryde, NSW. Its standout feature is a fully fenced off-leash dog area with two gates that dogs can use whenever the oval isn't booked for organised sport. The park also has a playground, public toilets and a dog water station.
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Ryde Park
Ryde Park is a garden park on Blaxland Road in Ryde with a new playground after a recent upgrade, plus picnic areas, walking paths, a cycle way and a sportsfield that can be booked online. Major council events are held there, including Community Christmas celebrations.
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Santa Rosa Park
Santa Rosa Park is a sports and recreation park in the Shrimpton's Creek parklands of Ryde, Sydney. Its standout feature is a new fenced District Playground with play equipment, swings, seating and a picnic shelter, and the park also has a dog off-leash area.
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Smalls Park
Smalls Park at 3B Smalls Road in Ryde NSW 2112 is a sports park with three soccer fields in varying sizes, one of them a smaller junior pitch. Smalls Park also has a single toilet on site, and cricket is played on its grass.
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Wandoo Reserve
Wandoo Reserve is a neighbourhood park in Ryde NSW 2112, behind the Ryde Ex Services Club on Victoria Road, and its standout feature is a playground with swings. The park was recently upgraded with a new playground and landscaping, which makes it a newer play space in Ryde.
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Watts Park
Watts Park is a small local park on Watts Road in Ryde, 2112, with a playground for children aged 2 to 8. The playground has baby and standard swings, a double slide, a cubby house and a climbing fireman's pole, and a fence runs across 95% of its front.
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Yamble Reserve
Livvi's Place, an all-inclusive playground with sensory play zones for children of all abilities, is the main feature of Yamble Reserve on Quarry Road, Ryde. The City of Ryde park also has picnic shelters, a BBQ, a gazebo for hire and accessible toilets.
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