Kenley Park - Normanhurst (NSW)

michael zhang Attend an event which introduced the history of the famous Hornsby water sculpture. Had a visit afterwards around this tiny local museum. Hopefully more and more local people come for a visit

Sara Piccinelli Great location, the newly built facilities are just what this field needed. Its great to watch the rugby here. Such a great club! This park is not the best for the oldies as the grass gets slippery, there are no seats and plenty of tripping hazards. There is a dog off the leash area which is not fenced, some dogs run off and its not safe for all dogs. There is a walking track to the water but this is just an old road and its not like other park walkable areas built with runners or accessibility in mind. A small but cute kids BMX track, suitable for older kids. There are some basketball hoops and clubs that use this area for their pickleball club. There is a small dated playground on the busy road which is cute but doesnt compare to other impressive playgrounds in other newer areas of Sydney. Parking can be busy when games are on. You can park and keep your feet dry and a short walk way is brand new lit concrete pathway at the new facilities which is good for parking and watching the game and accessing the upper level of the club.

Wi S.Morgan Amazing drive if you have time to take your time. Stop at Bambinos Cafe

Nicholas Siemensma This thing is very cool! Awesome to be able to climb on top and see the size of a submarine. Educational as well with plenty of signs around to learn more. Handy little cafe to get a drink and a perfect place to stop if passing through.

Missy C Nice photo shoot spot with a big kookaburra. Plenty of parking available and public toilet.

Maurice van Creij There is something intimidating about this great green empty spot on the map, but the place is anything but featureless in real life. Yengo is full of history and untouched wilderness.

Dean Naylor Great little water hole in a very nice picnic / camping ground with dropped toilets

Castelino Roland (Casrol) Located in the quaint regional town of Singleton is the largest sundial in the southern hemisphere. A must for all looking to explore the charms of regional Australia.

Mihiri Ramyanath We visited Hunter Valley Gardens during the Mega Creatures season, and it was such a fun day for our family! The life-sized dinosaurs were a huge hit with our child, and the displays were really impressive. We also loved exploring the beautiful themed gardens, especially the Storybook Garden and the peaceful Oriental Garden. The fantastic creatures mesmerised us as we wandered around the top of the Sunken Garden Waterfall. The whole place was very family-friendly, with easy paths for walking with a pram, clean facilities, and plenty of spots to relax. This is truly a must-visit, especially if you’re looking for a day out that entertains both kids and adults. We left with lots of smiles, great photos, and happy memories. . Highly recommend for families (whether you’re a tourist or a local family looking for a relaxing escape)– it’s a magical mix of nature, fun, and adventure!

Jennifer Fehr The museum is small but theyre relocating to a larger space soon - its free so definitely value added. The artifacts are all local and the curators are dedicated - lots of interesting local knowledge here. Great place to visit if you are interested in Hunters Hill or have roots there.