centennial park

An amazing park in the eastern suburbs. An easy 4km round walking track, plenty of ponds and gardens, a great play area for kids (Ian Potter Wild Play area) and dogs are allowed off leash at the bicentennial momument as well as lots of other spots. The Kids bike track is very popular and you can hire family quad pedal bikes at the kiosk there. You could easily spend hours in Centennial Park and still not have seen it all.

Very nice park to spend an entire day.

Want to take a stroll,ride your bike,planning for a picnic,wedding or maternity photo shoot.Best place to go for all these.Water bodies full of birds.Lots of historical significance as well.Close to Bondi and Cogee beaches.An ideal place for a family get together amidst nature.And in spring there is some additional color to the park apart from greens

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