Parks in Pymble, NSW 2073
Parks in Pymble
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Bannockburn Oval
Bannockburn Oval sits on the corner of Bannockburn Road and Birubi Avenue in Pymble, NSW 2073. Its standout feature is a 300m grass athletics track with eight lanes and lighting, used by the Ku-ring-gai Little Athletics Centre.
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Kendall Village Green
Kendall Village Green is a park on Kendall Street in Pymble with two synthetic tennis courts that can be booked, plus a playground for a range of ages and abilities. The park also has public toilets, including an upgraded accessible toilet open to the public.
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Maddison Reserve
Maddison Reserve is a public park in Pymble, NSW 2073, and its standout feature is open green space that families use for picnics and children's play. It works as a relaxed local spot for family outings close to nearby Pymble homes.
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Robert Pymble Park
Robert Pymble Park is a 4.8-acre park in Pymble NSW 2073 whose standout feature is a fully fenced playground for a range of ages and abilities. It sits beside four tennis courts, and the park also has toilets and a grassed picnic area.
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Rofe Park
Rofe Park near Pymble is 50 acres of native bushland whose standout feature is Avondale Creek, which runs through the valley past two waterfalls and natural caves. It opened on May 24, 1927, and walking tracks of varying difficulty lead through it.
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Sheldon Forest
Sheldon Forest is a pocket of urban bushland in a narrow valley between Turramurra and Pymble, known for its signposted walking track through some of the last remnants of endangered Blue Gum High Forest in the Sydney basin. The track follows a creek past several small waterfalls.
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Soldiers Memorial Park
Pymble Soldiers Memorial Park is a landscaped war memorial garden in Pymble, officially opened on 9 March 1929 to honour those who served in the First World War. Its standout feature is the sandstone entrance arch and the pergola-covered seating area at the end of its flagstone path, with public toilets on site.
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Yarrawonga Reserve
Yarrawonga Reserve is a small, shady Pymble park whose standout feature is its playground with basic equipment for children. Located on Yarrawonga Close in postcode 2073, it sits among residential back-streets, giving neighbourhood families a compact shaded spot to play close to home.
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