Jewfish Bay Baths — Attraction in Sydney

As a kid I never had time to notice eucalyptus flowers, or much at all to do with the Australian bush. But Oatley park displays Sydney's native flora magnificently. There's paved roads that loop around the park for four or so kilometres - so small and ideal for brisk morning walks, jogging and even cycling. The park has some wonderful lookouts over Gungah Bay and beyond, a lovely decent sized set of playground equipment - even a stationary land engine restored. There's barbecues and a small sports field. No WiFi but who needs it when trying to commune with mother nature...

It has been quite some time since my last visit to this location, possibly around the period of the COVID-19 restrictions. The serene ambience of this place is truly remarkable. I arrived on a Saturday in the late afternoon, having come directly from work. The area offers excellent opportunities for leisurely strolls along the water's edge and engaging in hiking activities. In my professional opinion, this is an ideal destination for individuals seeking tranquillity and a respite from their...

Oatley Park is tree covered peninsula almost surrounded by the waters of the lower Georges river . A prominent feature is Lime Kiln Head , which is ringed by low sandstone cliffs . This headland separates the waters of Jew Fish Bay and Lime Kiln Bay. Oatley park is important natural area as it is the largest area of bush land remaining in the St George region . The 45 ha park are not completely natural , there roads , an oval , baths and...