Parks

Green Ban Parks

Erskineville
Seating from tree trucks in the foreground, in the background is the grass area.

These 2 adjacent parks are named after the historic Green Bans social activism movement.

Features

  • Dog off-leash included

    At all times. Prohibited areas: Playground.

  • Children’s area included

    Small playground with swings.

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