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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About Soldiers Memorial Park
War Memorial Garden at Pymble Soldiers Memorial Park
Pymble Soldiers Memorial Park was officially opened on 9 March 1929 to honour those who served in the First World War. A sandstone arch inscribed with the park name marks the entrance, and a metal sign beside it reads Municipality of Ku-ring-gai. A flagstone path runs from the arch through the landscaped garden, and an information panel next to the directional dial gives a short history of the park.
Pergola Seating, Drinking Fountain and Directional Dial at Pymble Soldiers Memorial Park
At the end of the flagstone path, a pergola covers the park seating area. A sandstone drinking fountain stands along the same path, and a bubbler is listed among the park features. A directional dial shows the distances to landmarks visible from the park, so visitors can work out where nearby places lie. Shade areas and seating add to the comfort of a visit.
Facilities at Soldiers Memorial Park
Getting to Soldiers Memorial Park
Corner of Mona Vale Road and Riddles Lane, Pymble NSW 2073. The sandstone entrance arch faces Mona Vale Road.
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Does Pymble Soldiers Memorial Park have toilets?
Yes, the park has public toilets. The garden also has a drinking fountain and bubbler.
Is there seating in Pymble Soldiers Memorial Park?
Yes. A pergola-covered seating area sits at the end of the flagstone path, and shade areas are also available.
What does Pymble Soldiers Memorial Park commemorate?
The park honours those who served in the First World War and was officially opened on 9 March 1929.