Pirrama Park
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This park is a hidden gem part of the SydneySiders who live here are very lucky people because of the nice beautiful weather which there can see it at the balcony window. The Pirrama Park was my first time going there with the groups so the seats were not that dirty to have morning tea while the pigeons were out there wanting some food so to shoo them away. It was a nice sunny day to have a walk to the view of the harbour bridge which we took a lot of photos including a group photo with a man running a marathon took a good photo of the background. I saw the Sydney Tower with a view of the cargo ships across the Harbourside. Tall Buildings are a feature often seen everywhere when going out for the day to take photos of what you see or hear at the surroundings of people. Even though we did play badminton at the park with friends. The want to go place is satisfying to go with friends or family or just chilling at the park alongside on your own. Parking is available for disability van. Toilets is around the corner of the kiosk cafe. Kid’s playground friendliness for kids who want to enjoy their time. Cafes are a great time to chillax to see the view of the maritime town centre. It was a fantastic time experience the place which I haven’t visited before. The best time of my life was the one with the view of the harbour bridge. The bins were very close to the seats between the seating area and the playground.
Danny FanDanny Fan
20
Nice little park at the end of Pyrmont to get a good (partial) view of the water and the Anzac/Harbor Bridges. Seemed very peaceful, with lots of people walking, lazing around on the grass, and socializing. The eastern section of the park didn’t seem to be as well maintained and looked a little worn down, but the western part was much more inviting. It’s a short walk from Darling Harbor and/or the Maritime Museum, and worth the hike if you have some free time. There’s lots of little cafes/restaurants nearby, so maybe pick up a coffee or a gelato and come here to relax. The park itself is easy to access by foot or via public transportation. It’s walkable from Darling Harbor, or you can take the tram to John St Square and then walk a couple of blocks to the water. Probably not worth traveling here just to see the park, but worth visiting if you’re nearby and want to rest your feet.
Khalid MKhalid M
10
This park is a hidden gem, especially on a clear day when the sunset turns everything a beautiful shade of gold. It can get a bit chilly, but it's not too bad. The area is spacious, and the seaside part is my favourite. It's usually not too crowded, which I like. There's even a playground for kids. It's a great spot for everyone, with food and coffee nearby. The harbour activity is fun to watch. While the eastern part of the park could use some upkeep, the western part is very welcoming. It's close to Darling Harbour and the Maritime Museum, so it's a nice place to relax with a coffee or gelato. If you're already in the area, it's definitely worth a visit to rest and enjoy the view.
Kelsey BbyKelsey Bby
10
Love this park. Something for everyone. Water front dining in the restaurant or the newly opened cafe. Great coffee, did and service. The park has climbing, swings, sand pits, bbq, walls around the water, fishing, kayak access and scooter skate board friendly. It gets busy for kids birthdays and is a great way to spend the day outdoors with kids. Don't forget a towel and change of clothes. Plenty of parking. Has toilets which are usually well maintained. Three months on and the cafe is terrific. The staff are the same and they are awesome. The food was exceptional as was the coffee I really hope they have a good winter season as would love for them to be here next year too.
A DA D
20
Great place for public bbq, great view, very clean, toilets are bit far from bbq area, but there are portable loos, big area for the kids, alcohol is permitted from 10am-10pm, regular cops and security patrols, parking is expensive as what you expect, there is a IGA close by, the bbq is really popular, you may need to come eat so you can secure a bench table close to the waters and from the bbq, Tip, don't bring huge rubbish bags, there are rubbish bins around but there's small opening, just from rubbish as you go
Robert SiosonRobert Sioson
00
It was our first time going to this long U-shaped bend park called Pirrama Park, and it's an amazing view of the sea, the skyscrapers and boats, as well. The seatings were nice and easy to find. parking was plenty and easy, and the playground was nice to see. we played badminton with my friends almost at the end before we left. I would say it's the best one we've ever been to that it was our first time going there. We went yesterday, which I forgot to do because I was busy.
Mark NguyenMark Nguyen
10
Nearby Attractions Of Pirrama Park
The Star, Sydney
Australian National Maritime Museum
Sydney Lyric Theatre
White Bay Cruise Terminal
Doltone House Jones Bay Wharf
The Darling
Jones Bay Wharf
Anzac Bridge
Crown Towers Sydney
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Nearby Restaurants Of Pirrama Park
Elements Bar and Grill Pyrmont
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Pirrama Rd, Pyrmont NSW 2009, Australia
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outdoor
family friendly
pet friendly
attractions: The Star, Sydney, Australian National Maritime Museum, Sydney Lyric Theatre, White Bay Cruise Terminal, Doltone House Jones Bay Wharf, The Darling, Jones Bay Wharf, Anzac Bridge, Crown Towers Sydney, Anzac Bridge, restaurants: Elements Bar and Grill Pyrmont, Casa Ristorante Italiano, Bungalow 8, The Meat & Wine Co Barangaroo, Jordon's Seafood, The Sporting Globe x 4 Pines - King Street Wharf, Lal Qila Darling Harbour, The Little Snail Restaurant, Sokyo, Pyrmont Bridge Hotel

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