Jenkins Kitchen - Lindfield (NSW)

Amy Lam Thank you Kuringai council for giving us a large space for dogs to exercise off leash. This is invaluable for dog behaviour. Its also great to see kids sharing this space.

david mitchell Nice park that is proximate the railway station. Good place to stop a while. Mature trees. Well maintained lawn.

Marge Hynoski Interesting and informative tour with a friendly and knowledgeable ranger who was really enthusiastic. Beautiful views and lovely picnic spot.

Jane Kwan Great place to swim with kids. The water might not be clear, but it was like a giant pool with natural wave. We enjoyed it, the seaweed was wonderfully ticklish when we swam over. Parking could be slightly tricky. The cafe has great variety.

Tyler Bowes Amazing lookout on the coast. It is a must see if you’re visiting the area. With a nice car park and excellent view of the ocean, you can do some amazing whale watching. You have to go, 100/10

Narelle Wockner As I have travelled the coastline of Australia and photographed many Lighthouses, I was thrilled to have had the experience of finding the first lighthouse to be built in Australia during my recent trip to Sydney. Macquarie Lighthouse built in 1818. Located north of Manly beach and perched up on a cliff face of Signal Hill Reserve.

Ingrid Horsburgh Great view of area including Mount Kapatir Barbecues, chairs and tables. Cover.

Rod Nobbs Happy spot there always great.

Stanley R a Winnie Bay is a hidden coastal spot between Copacabana and Avoca Beach, known for its rugged beauty and secluded atmosphere. This peaceful bay is framed by dramatic cliffs and striking rock formations that give it a wild, untamed feel. Its the perfect spot for those who enjoy exploring rock pools or simply want to soak in the natural beauty of the area. Although it requires a short trek to reach, the untouched charm of Winnie Bay is worth every step. You can access it via a dirt track near the water tower on Cape Three Points Road in Avoca or from Del Monte Place in Copacabana. Both paths are well signposted and part of the scenic 5 Lands Walk.

Jacob Martins amazing view