Steyne Park - Double Bay (NSW)

4 /5 Alan Walmsley: Lovely green space by the harbour for families, picnicking, exercise fanatics, locals walking their dogs, and outdoor activities of Double Bay Primary School located just across the street. Theres a fenced kiddies area, an old bandstand, yacht club, quite clean public toilets, and shady trees. War memorial in southwest corner of park with monument of 1919 showing, unusually, a soldier with bandaged head. Where the park meets the harbour theres no beach, and the water is, sadly, cluttered with rubbish. The ferry to the city leaves from a wharf at the parks northeast corner. A real downer is the number of unleashed dogs racing around the park mornings and evenings outside the one area where unleashed dogs are permitted.

4 /5 John karmas: Large harbour side park right in the heart ❤️ of double Bay with double Wharf and double double beach ⛱️ next to it! It playground has just been upgraded and there is work on going to upgraded the park. It has great views of double Bay. The Wharf has been totally replaced not long ago. You can get take away from the 18 feet yatch club Cafe or wine and dine at the restaurant at the 18 feet yatch club

5 /5 Firoz Alam: Stunning harbourside neighbourhood park at the edge of Double Bay shopping area. Great Harbour views and tranquility. Plenty of shade from trees. Plus, lots of room to kick a ball around. Seating and tables located here. The ferry stop is located at the northern end of the park. Bicycle parking and a drinking fountain are located near the ferry stop entry.

5 /5 Ali Akbari: Basically recommended only for the locals or if you happen to pass by. Small beautiful park with great harbour views, picnic area, fenced playground, very small dog off leash area with a tiny beach. The off leash area is narrow and not fenced, only good for really calm dogs! The beach behind the boat house is only for humans and dogs are prohibited. The water might have lots of dead plants and leaves etc. Very few parking spots around the park with time limit.

3 /5 Khalid M: Relatively small park with an open turf area and views of the water. There’s a few benches to sit on, but I feel like the design of the park could have been improved to make it more interesting/inviting and less like an open, exposed soccer field. The highlight of the park is a small WW1 memorial on the eastern side. Overall, a nice spot to sit and relax (maybe a good stop on the walk between Rushcutters Bay and Rose Bay), but not a place I would travel solely to visit.