Thomas Wemyss Park - Ermington (NSW)

Arif Faruqui We actually planned on going to the bicentennial park but changed our plan midway to go to blaxland because of the kids water park and kids area. It was a good call as we got a covered shed with a BBQ pit nearby along with a coal disposal bin and other bins. The kids play area and bathrooms were just nearby like a 1 min walk. The parking was too good as the parking spaces are designated in such a way that the sitting/BBQ areas are again just a 1min walk. Absolutely in love with Blaxland and its facilities. 1st 2 hours parking is free and then a charge of $5/HR applies. I would highly recommend this for people wanting to have a BBQ without any hassles.

Dulshan P. Yatagama We had the privilege of talking to Dr John from the facility who is a very good resource person as well very approachable and friendly. Highly recommended for anyone who would like to know about the ancestral original of the land.

Diana Pasley Hasnt Changed much at all. needs a Facelift. No one really knows its there. very quiet no one around much all the times we have been there.

Tommy Liu Comfortable place Even better with the sunset

S L Awesome short bush walk. Well maintained and not so crowded. People can ride a bicycles as well

James Beautiful artwork showing a lot of positive messages from around the country. Nicely incorporated into the grassy space.

Muhammad Taimur Akber Hidden gem; awesome place for the best views of the river with nice play area for the kids; a must stop during my weekend cycling route

Papercranes Productions Nature, Light, and Versatility. At Paper Cranes Weddings, we’ve captured everything from romantic pre-wedding moments to heartwarming family sessions—and one location that keeps drawing us back is Millennium Parklands (Bicentennial Park) in Wentworth Point. This place is a hidden gem in Western Sydney, offering a perfect blend of lush greenery, open fields, quiet bush trails, and even a few boardwalks and lakeside views. It’s incredibly versatile, which makes it ideal for both intimate couple shoots and playful family portraits.

Alexander Ishac One of the highlights of The Ponds Walk which takes you from Carlingford down to Rydalmere via Dundas. Great trail. This part is dense in particular.

Teza McKenna Hands down my favourite part of Port Stephens. The beaches between Zenith and Fingal Bay are some of the most beautiful in the world. They also contain some world class surfing options but only for the experience and locals. Take the walk up Tomaree headland and test your fitness to see one of the greatest views ever. Eat fish and chips in the kiddy‘s corner at Fingal and swim with your children in crystal clear safe conditions. Truly one of the most beautiful places I know. Walk up to the spit where they shot the most famous Australian Tourism adds of all time with Lara Bingle and the “where the bloody hell are you campaign”