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A beautiful green open space connecting Bourke and South Dowling streets with grass areas to sit and relax, and paths for walking and riding.
Features
Open and terraced lawns included
Seating included
Bench seating, low concrete stools and sandstone walls. 3 table-style seats near the children’s area.Shaded areas included
Shade trees and feature trees, including native palm trees.Dog on-leash included
Dogs must always be on leash. Prohibited areas: play area.
Children’s area included
2 in ground trampolines and 2 softfall climbing mounds.Water bubbler included
An accessible water bubbler with dog bowl is at the South Dowling Street end of the park.Public toilets included
Available in the adjacent Moore Park, a 5-minute walk over South Dowling Street. Also in Eddie Ward Park, adjacent to the Surry Hills light rail stop, an 8-minute walk from the park along Devonshire Street.Close to transport included
Surry Hills light rail stop is an 8-minute walk from the park along Devonshire Street.Parking included
Limited on-street metered parking in the surrounding streets.Bike racks included
3 bike racks north of the light rail line and 3 bike racks to the south.Structured pathways included
People riding and walking can travel on the shared path from South Dowling Street through the park to Parkham Lane.
The shared path for vehicles and people walking and riding is along Parkham Place and Parkham Lane. Vehicles travel in a one-way direction west.
Attractions included
The park area north of the light rail line contains the Wimbo Paddock Mural, by artist Peter Day and is illuminated at night.
This area is also the location of the Stonemasons Monument, created by City of Sydney stonemasons who once occupied this site.
