Currey Park - (NSW)

5 /5 Alice: This park is nice to walk through, and despite backing a huge carpark has a lot of birds chirping away. In particular it is infested with bush turkeys which are one of the funniest birds around. One of them sweeps the bark into the pathway everyday - and every day some poor sod has to sweep the bark back up. Nonetheless it is quite relaxing and I really enjoy the space.

5 /5 Matthew Stevens: Not much here, just a quiet spot to sit. Does not have a kids playground but has a small grass area if you want to kick or throw a ball.

4 /5 Chris Wyatt: This park is named after local resident Henry Currey who gave it to council in 1897. It features a fountain and sculpture dedicated to ‘Tingha Woman’ (a story from a mining town near Inverell that is explained on the plaque next to the fountain) and an octopus sculpture and several large trees and ferns. The park curves around in a ‘L’ shape from Tingha Street to the other end at Victor Street.

4 /5 Rijah: Small park. Nice for walking. A fountain is there inside the park . Interesting history.

5 /5 Kenneth Yuen: Great park to relax from the activities in the shopping areas nearby