Fred Spurway Park - Carlingford (NSW)

Lynne Turner Easy & interesting walking trails. Whale rock, cockatoos, rosellas, beautiful trees and a creek. Nice and quiet, a beautiful quick getaway from the hustle bustle.

Giang Le nice park with a big oval on one side and a small water facing pinic area on the other. only downside is it only has 1 bbq station tho.

Nace Y Est. 1892. Beautiful castle like bridge.

Clinton Baker This expansive, dog-friendly park provides ample space for recreation, offering enjoyment for both children and their canine companions, as well as a welcoming environment for leisurely strolls or invigorating exercise.

BeachLover 11 My friend T and I went here the first time today Thursday 07/11/2024. It was late afternoon and the weather was not very good so its quite quiet. I like this park as it has great views looking towards Sydney Habour Bridge and Sydney CBD. My friend didnt want to walk a lot so I couldnt go further towards Balls Head. But next time I would spend more time here. Its really nice.

Stefano Bianchini Its a nice, little and shadey park good for kids up to 8 years old. Water fountain is also available and a couple of tables. Not very crowded.

Chanchaya kuram Milson Park in Kirribilli, Sydney, is a charming and picturesque green space known for its stunning views of Sydney Harbour and the city skyline. The park features ample green space, shady trees, and picnic areas, making it an ideal spot for relaxing with family and friends. Its particularly popular during the jacaranda blooming season, when the park and the adjacent McDougall Street are adorned with vibrant violet flowers, creating a beautiful backdrop for visitors

Karen Saffy Gorgeous spot for a sunset picnic to watch the city lights turn on. Easy to get to on the ferry from Circular Quay and walk to the picnic areas. Plenty of room to find a nice spot. Theres bathrooms but theres no light so dont plan on using them at night. There is a great kids playground.

Lin Sien Koong Serene and leafy track, with a creek and stepping-stone crossings. It is pretty amazing to find this tucked within civilization! Definitely a refreshing walk to recharge and rejuvenate. Park around Tunks Park boat ramp.

Rich West This park covers a hillside. Taking the stairs to the waterfront is the quickest way to the water, but the meandering path is the prettiest. Lovely trees, expanses of lawn, and some artwork to admire. This is really a beautiful park, with incredible views of the bridge and harbour. During the summer, there seems to be weddings every weekend. But they dont interfere with the atmosphere; they add to it, bringing an air of festivity to a tranquil place. This really is a hidden gem in Sydney.