Parks in Waterloo, NSW 2017
Parks in Waterloo
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Corning Park
Corning Park is a fenced playground at 8 Broome Street, Waterloo NSW 2017, with a toddler swing, slide, climbing fort and bridge for younger children. Its standout feature is the wheelchair-accessible play area, which has a synthetic rubber surface.
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Dyuralya Square
Dyuralya Square is a civic square in Waterloo, Sydney, on Gadigal Avenue opposite The Finery, with garden rooms, a lawn terrace and urban courts. Its standout feature is the water sculpture that marks the original swamp line across the site.
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The Rope Walk
The Rope Walk is a Waterloo green space among apartment blocks on Archibald Avenue, with an off-leash dog area open at all times and a small playground for toddlers and young children. Lawn, pathways, seating, bike racks and a water feature complete the park.
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Waterloo Green
Waterloo Green is an open green space on Raglan Street in Waterloo. Its standout feature is a large Captain Cook sundial set in a circular pebblecrete area with seating around it. The park also has an outdoor basketball court, outdoor fitness equipment and a playground for young children.
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Waterloo Park
Waterloo Park is a large neighbourhood park on Elizabeth Street at McEvoy Street in Waterloo, with an off-leash dog area open at all times outside the playground, oval and courts. It also has a partially fenced playground, an outdoor fitness area, a half-court basketball area and public toilets, all run by the City of Sydney.
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Wulaba Park
Wulaba Park is a playground in Waterloo, in the Green Square precinct, with a standout slide about three storeys high set within a colourful climbing tower. The park also has a large lawn, a handball court, two table tennis tables, toilets and barbecues, at the end of a cul-de-sac.
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