Gladstone Park — Attraction in Sydney

With lots of activities to indulge in, it is little wonder why this park is a favourite for families. Choose between active or passive activities and enjoy a fun day in the outdoors. Whether you would like to enjoy a relaxed family picnic or would love to indulge in a game of basketball, this park has it all for you.

There is also a playground at the park, with the shaded play area having soft play structures to ensure that the kids have a safe place to play. Gladstone Park also has a basketball court on site for older kids and adults. There's a half size tennis court

During your visit, head on over to the Gladstone Park Bowling Club. This is a favourite for visitors in larger groups who wish to compete in a game of lawn bowls. Make sure you visit the established gardens on site at the park as well.

Other amenities at the park include picnic tables and toilets – located right outside the park. Dogs are allowed here, and the park is open to visitors of all ages. While there is no cafe on location, there are plenty of places to eat near the park.

Parking is available on Booth Street, and the park is easily accessible using public means. The playground was to busy for me to take photos even though it was Saturday

It is important to note that Gladstone Park Balmain is generally busy during lunch hour as kids from the nearby Balmain Primary School use the park’s ground as...

I love this park and will remember it well, however the bathrooms are pathetic but I don’t go to the bathrooms there, I would usually run home to go to the toilet and catch a trolley bill back, there also used to be a rocket yard up around the corner, and land mines back in the 60s but who cares about that anymore, the big bill tower was also knocked down which was filled up with water, causing the abandoned mine underneath to nearly collapse, hence they had filled it up, as the nearby buildings would fall down. The dogs are annoying as they dig deep holes that I...

This is an unfailingly uplifting, cheery, urban mini oasis. How many times during two years of lockdown, did I stand or sit in this park ( depending on the rules at the time!).... munching on a glorious Bourke St Bakery pie (sold adjacent to the park) and sipping on a good coffee in a paper cup thinking ..."Life is OK ! It's gonna be...