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Bicentennial Park — Attraction in Sydney

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Bicentennial Park
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Nearby attractions
DFO Homebush
3-5 Underwood Rd, Homebush NSW 2140, Australia
Arc Of Pines
Australia Ave, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127, Australia
Bressington Park
Underwood Rd, Homebush NSW 2140, Australia
Lake Belvedere
Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127, Australia
Mason Park
Underwood Rd, Homebush NSW 2140, Australia
Treillage Tower
Bicentennial Park, Olympic Park NSW 2127, Australia
New South Wales Hall of Champions
Sydney Olympic Park Sports Centre, Olympic Blvd, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127, Australia
Urban Jungle Adventure Park
Sydney Olympic Park Aquatic Centre, Olympic Blvd, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127, Australia
Nearby restaurants
Mad Mex DFO Homebush
3-5 Underwood Rd, Homebush NSW 2140, Australia
Oporto DFO Homebush
G025A/3-5 Underwood Rd, Homebush NSW 2140, Australia
Waterview Café
Bicentennial Ave, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127, Australia
Bamboo Field
3-5 Underwood Rd, Homebush NSW 2140, Australia
Roll'd DFO Homebush
3-5 Underwood Road Homebush, DFO, Tenancy TP-2-023, Homebush NSW 2140, Australia
Lilies on the Park
Bicentennial Park, 8 Australia Ave, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127, Australia
Sneakies kitchen
Unit 33 11/21 Underwood Rd, Homebush NSW 2140, Australia
Subway
Shop 2 - 026/1-5 Underwood Rd, Homebush NSW 2140, Australia
Thai Palate
Shop 8/5 Australia Ave, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127, Australia
The Last Slice
Shop 1/11 Australia Ave, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127, Australia
Nearby hotels
Pullman at Sydney Olympic Park
Olympic Blvd, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127, Australia
ibis Sydney Olympic Park
11B Olympic Blvd, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127, Australia
Novotel Sydney Olympic Park
11A Olympic Blvd, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127, Australia
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Bicentennial Park

Australia Ave, Sydney Olympic Park NSW 2127, Australia
4.6(2.2K)
Open 24 hours
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attractions: DFO Homebush, Arc Of Pines, Bressington Park, Lake Belvedere, Mason Park, Treillage Tower, New South Wales Hall of Champions, Urban Jungle Adventure Park, restaurants: Mad Mex DFO Homebush, Oporto DFO Homebush, Waterview Café, Bamboo Field, Roll'd DFO Homebush, Lilies on the Park, Sneakies kitchen, Subway, Thai Palate, The Last Slice
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+61 2 9714 7888
Website
sydneyolympicpark.com.au

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Nearby attractions of Bicentennial Park

DFO Homebush

Arc Of Pines

Bressington Park

Lake Belvedere

Mason Park

Treillage Tower

New South Wales Hall of Champions

Urban Jungle Adventure Park

DFO Homebush

DFO Homebush

4.1

(5.8K)

Open 24 hours
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Arc Of Pines

Arc Of Pines

4.8

(24)

Open 24 hours
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Bressington Park

Bressington Park

4.4

(136)

Open 24 hours
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Lake Belvedere

Lake Belvedere

4.5

(8)

Open 24 hours
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Things to do nearby

Machu Picchu: Journey to the Lost City
Machu Picchu: Journey to the Lost City
Fri, Dec 12 • 10:00 AM
Olympic Boulevard, Sydney Olympic Park, 2127
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Bubble Planet: An Immersive Experience in Sydney
Bubble Planet: An Immersive Experience in Sydney
Mon, Dec 8 • 9:00 AM
Sydney Olympic Park, 2127
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Stranger Things: The Experience
Stranger Things: The Experience
Wed, Dec 10 • 12:00 PM
1 Olympic Dr, Milsons Point, 2061
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Nearby restaurants of Bicentennial Park

Mad Mex DFO Homebush

Oporto DFO Homebush

Waterview Café

Bamboo Field

Roll'd DFO Homebush

Lilies on the Park

Sneakies kitchen

Subway

Thai Palate

The Last Slice

Mad Mex DFO Homebush

Mad Mex DFO Homebush

3.8

(377)

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Oporto DFO Homebush

Oporto DFO Homebush

3.6

(315)

Click for details
Waterview Café

Waterview Café

3.8

(174)

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Bamboo Field

Bamboo Field

3.5

(136)

$

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Reviews of Bicentennial Park

4.6
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5.0
36w

Bicentennial Park at Sydney Olympic Park is a stunning 40-hectare parkland offering a perfect blend of natural beauty and world-class facilities. The park becomes even more gorgeous during autumn, with vibrant, colorful leaves creating a picturesque setting—making it a perfect place for a photoshoot! Whether you're enjoying BBQs, cycling, or strolling through scenic lakeside meadows, there's something for everyone. The park’s lake is home to swans, pelicans, and ducks, adding to its natural charm. Highlights include the Treillage Tower with spectacular views, peaceful walking paths, bird hides, and fantastic playgrounds, including a Liberty Swing for kids. The Waterview Cafe is ideal for a relaxing break, and the Waterview Venue is perfect for events. You can also hire various pavilions like the Corymbia and Lake Pavilions for gatherings. Dogs on leashes are welcome (except in the Badu Mangroves), and there are off-leash areas. New parking conditions are in place from February 2025: the first 2 hours of parking are free if you register your vehicle plate number, after which a fee applies ($3 per hour on weekdays and $5 per hour on weekends). Just remember, during a Total Fire Ban, only park-installed BBQs can be used, and shelters must be secured properly. Whether for a casual visit or a special event, this park is a true gem in the heart of Sydney...

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5.0
3y

Great park - lots to do & explore for everyone - any age. Great to take family & friends for bbq or picnic or just go for a walk or jog on one of the numerous paths in approx 40 acres of land. Wetlands, bush, grass, ponds, streams, wild life, fish, birds, playgrounds, cafes, venues and so more. Dogs are permitted on leash but look out for signs where u can’t go - such as areas with wildlife and the mangrove. There’s an off leash area as well near one of the parking sites. There’s information & maps to help with ur location n help with getting around the park but I recommend to check out sydneyolympicpark.com.au for an area map and if u have ur dog with u there’s a map with highlighted areas where u can n can’t take him & also find the off leash area. The web site also has a link for an app with a variety of tours of the park u can download. Also on the web site u can book venues n permits for weddings, meetings, fitness groups, etc. The park is open from sunset to sundown, there’s parking available & off street parking ( which I think is...

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5.0
49w

Bicentennial Park is hands-down one of the best spots in Sydney Olympic Park. The atmosphere is unreal – calm, relaxing, and perfect for all kinds of gatherings. We booked one of those covered benches for a birthday, and it worked a treat! There are plenty of options for both big and small families, but you’ve got to book early – at least a week or two ahead.

The park is packed with things to do. There’s a top-notch playground for the kids, with swings, ladders, and heaps of fun equipment. You can also go for a short stroll to check out the ducks, fish, and other wildlife – a real treat for nature lovers. The facilities are spot on too, with clean public toilets and loads of shaded parking under trees.

If you’re planning a picnic, bring a mat, find a nice shady spot, and just soak in the chilled vibes. There are heaps of great spots for photos too, so don’t forget your camera. Honestly, it’s a ripper place for a day out, and I’d recommend it...

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Di PangDi Pang
Bicentennial Park at Sydney Olympic Park is a stunning 40-hectare parkland offering a perfect blend of natural beauty and world-class facilities. The park becomes even more gorgeous during autumn, with vibrant, colorful leaves creating a picturesque setting—making it a perfect place for a photoshoot! Whether you're enjoying BBQs, cycling, or strolling through scenic lakeside meadows, there's something for everyone. The park’s lake is home to swans, pelicans, and ducks, adding to its natural charm. Highlights include the Treillage Tower with spectacular views, peaceful walking paths, bird hides, and fantastic playgrounds, including a Liberty Swing for kids. The Waterview Cafe is ideal for a relaxing break, and the Waterview Venue is perfect for events. You can also hire various pavilions like the Corymbia and Lake Pavilions for gatherings. Dogs on leashes are welcome (except in the Badu Mangroves), and there are off-leash areas. New parking conditions are in place from February 2025: the first 2 hours of parking are free if you register your vehicle plate number, after which a fee applies ($3 per hour on weekdays and $5 per hour on weekends). Just remember, during a Total Fire Ban, only park-installed BBQs can be used, and shelters must be secured properly. Whether for a casual visit or a special event, this park is a true gem in the heart of Sydney Olympic Park.
Abdullah AziziAbdullah Azizi
Bicentennial Park is hands-down one of the best spots in Sydney Olympic Park. The atmosphere is unreal – calm, relaxing, and perfect for all kinds of gatherings. We booked one of those covered benches for a birthday, and it worked a treat! There are plenty of options for both big and small families, but you’ve got to book early – at least a week or two ahead. The park is packed with things to do. There’s a top-notch playground for the kids, with swings, ladders, and heaps of fun equipment. You can also go for a short stroll to check out the ducks, fish, and other wildlife – a real treat for nature lovers. The facilities are spot on too, with clean public toilets and loads of shaded parking under trees. If you’re planning a picnic, bring a mat, find a nice shady spot, and just soak in the chilled vibes. There are heaps of great spots for photos too, so don’t forget your camera. Honestly, it’s a ripper place for a day out, and I’d recommend it 100% to anyone.
Yolern LimnYolern Limn
Love this park. Has great walkways. A convenient cafe situated on the hill near the lake in Bicentennial park. You can follow the paths through to wentworth point walk by the water, and right through olympic park then waterside again to The Armoury cafe. Probably a 3 to 4 hour walk mainly through parkland (except wentworth point where you follow the water until you cut through to parkland again). There is a kids playground in an open park area that is near the cafe. Lots of trees providing shade. Best to bring a picnic blanket for seating under the trees. The cafe has a bathroom. The education centre also has a large and clean bathroom and a water fountain. * there is an entry to the park from Concord West station (approx 3 min walk). And from Rhodes station you can walk in. * from North Strathfield station you walk into the park via Masons waterway/ canal. If you follow the path you'll end up walking under Homebush Bay and into the park.
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Bicentennial Park at Sydney Olympic Park is a stunning 40-hectare parkland offering a perfect blend of natural beauty and world-class facilities. The park becomes even more gorgeous during autumn, with vibrant, colorful leaves creating a picturesque setting—making it a perfect place for a photoshoot! Whether you're enjoying BBQs, cycling, or strolling through scenic lakeside meadows, there's something for everyone. The park’s lake is home to swans, pelicans, and ducks, adding to its natural charm. Highlights include the Treillage Tower with spectacular views, peaceful walking paths, bird hides, and fantastic playgrounds, including a Liberty Swing for kids. The Waterview Cafe is ideal for a relaxing break, and the Waterview Venue is perfect for events. You can also hire various pavilions like the Corymbia and Lake Pavilions for gatherings. Dogs on leashes are welcome (except in the Badu Mangroves), and there are off-leash areas. New parking conditions are in place from February 2025: the first 2 hours of parking are free if you register your vehicle plate number, after which a fee applies ($3 per hour on weekdays and $5 per hour on weekends). Just remember, during a Total Fire Ban, only park-installed BBQs can be used, and shelters must be secured properly. Whether for a casual visit or a special event, this park is a true gem in the heart of Sydney Olympic Park.
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Bicentennial Park is hands-down one of the best spots in Sydney Olympic Park. The atmosphere is unreal – calm, relaxing, and perfect for all kinds of gatherings. We booked one of those covered benches for a birthday, and it worked a treat! There are plenty of options for both big and small families, but you’ve got to book early – at least a week or two ahead. The park is packed with things to do. There’s a top-notch playground for the kids, with swings, ladders, and heaps of fun equipment. You can also go for a short stroll to check out the ducks, fish, and other wildlife – a real treat for nature lovers. The facilities are spot on too, with clean public toilets and loads of shaded parking under trees. If you’re planning a picnic, bring a mat, find a nice shady spot, and just soak in the chilled vibes. There are heaps of great spots for photos too, so don’t forget your camera. Honestly, it’s a ripper place for a day out, and I’d recommend it 100% to anyone.
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Love this park. Has great walkways. A convenient cafe situated on the hill near the lake in Bicentennial park. You can follow the paths through to wentworth point walk by the water, and right through olympic park then waterside again to The Armoury cafe. Probably a 3 to 4 hour walk mainly through parkland (except wentworth point where you follow the water until you cut through to parkland again). There is a kids playground in an open park area that is near the cafe. Lots of trees providing shade. Best to bring a picnic blanket for seating under the trees. The cafe has a bathroom. The education centre also has a large and clean bathroom and a water fountain. * there is an entry to the park from Concord West station (approx 3 min walk). And from Rhodes station you can walk in. * from North Strathfield station you walk into the park via Masons waterway/ canal. If you follow the path you'll end up walking under Homebush Bay and into the park.
Yolern Limn

Yolern Limn

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