Brays Bay Reserve — Attraction in Sydney

Very nice place - a must visit, let me break down the review into key parts.

Parking: Initially my concern was parking but there are a lot of parking places within the park, some of them are 3 hours only so be careful if you plan to spend more time there.

Train: its a 2 min walk from Rhodes station so train is not an issue

Seating: There are nice seating areas available for couples and families alike. Even if its sunny these places are covered in shade so you can still enjoy an amazing breeze.

Barbecue: If you plan to have a barbecue with 20 people or more even that can be held under the trees. The areas have coal specific bins so no issues.

Toilet: Toilets and water to drink is available so that's good as well.

Kids: Covered space for kids and open space for toddlers, they are spread apart which is good, this way toddlers and older kids both can enjoy the park. Sandpit with a number of rides is also present.

Food: There is an Italian restaurant right on the premises so you can grab something to eat, but remember this is pricey food and not take away stuff. Also if you take food from home be careful of the birds that try to pick your food.

In short, its a nice place with all the required facilities of a reserve...

Magnificent place to take a break during weekend. Quiet place with fantastic sea view. In general, whenever you go there you find place to sit and eat, but if you want to use the BBQ machines or you want to use the availabke tables, you have to come early. Coming early also helps you find a parking place. If you can't find any parking place as happened to me today, I advise you to try to park near the Rohds station where the road there is not busy especially during weekend. To go to the station, just exit the park and continue straight, when you cross the lights the road turns you righs and the station will be on your left and you can park...

This is a fantastic location for the whole family to spend a leisurely day. There's plenty of room for picnics both near and far from the great children's play equipment. If you're into photography there's some opportunities to snap incredible shots over the water. Public toilets are also available should the need arise.

This area also has an interesting history. It's great to see it in public hands. Though this area is popular, there's usually plenty of parking, or Rhodes train station is within walking distance if that's...