Parks in Castle Cove, NSW 2069
Parks in Castle Cove
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Castle Cove Park
An off-leash dog area beside the sports oval is the standout feature at Castle Cove Park, a 6.22 ha park where much of the land is bushland reserve. The park also has a children's playground, BBQs, picnic tables, public toilets and a short walking loop.
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Denawen Park
Denawen Park is a small 650 square metre park in Castle Cove, Sydney, with a fenced playground that has swings, a slide, a fort structure and a discovery garden. Part of the playground is protected by a shade sail, and the park also has a picnic table, a park bench and a bubbler.
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Explosives Reserve
Explosives Reserve is a 31.4 hectare bushland reserve in Castle Cove with a medium 3 km walking track through open woodland and ridge-top heathland. The track has some steep steps and gives partial views of Bantry Bay across its two circuit sections.
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H.C. Press Park
H.C. Press Park's bushland walking track, the North Arm Walking Track, gives panoramic views up and down Middle Harbour. The 4ha reserve on the south-eastern tip of the Castle Cove peninsula commemorates Henry Christian Press, and dogs must stay leashed on formal tracks.
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North Arm Reserve
North Arm Reserve is a harbourside bushland reserve in Castle Cove, Sydney, whose standout feature is the North Arm Walking Track. The 4.5 km one-way track links H.C. Press Park in Castle Cove with Harold Reid Reserve in Middle Cove and passes boardwalks, a creek crossing and views across Sugarloaf Bay and Middle Harbour.
Dog-friendly