Gadigal Green
Water-harvesting wetlands are the standout feature of Gadigal Green, the largest park in Darlington. The green sits on the University of Sydney's Darlington campus and has custom seating for students and staff, with a pedestrian path running through from the Shepherd Street entry.
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About Gadigal Green
Wetlands at Gadigal Green
Gadigal Green has a series of water-harvesting wetlands integrated into the existing campus landscape. Underground storage tanks collect water and irrigate the planting across the park. The wetlands sit among the green spaces that students and staff pass through each day. The park's landscape design won a 2010 national landscape architecture award.
Facilities at Gadigal Green
Getting to Gadigal Green
Entry from Shepherd Street on the University of Sydney's Darlington campus. Redfern Station is about 650 m away.
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- 📍Parma Cucina and Bar (cafe, about 100 m)
Frequently asked questions about Gadigal Green
Where is Gadigal Green?
Gadigal Green is on the University of Sydney's Darlington campus, reached from the Shepherd Street entry.
Is there seating at Gadigal Green?
Yes, custom furniture designed for the park lets students and staff gather and relax outdoors.
Who manages Gadigal Green?
The University of Sydney manages Gadigal Green as part of its Darlington campus.