Wahroonga Park — Attraction in Sydney

A Hidden Gem in the Upper North Shore – Simply Picture-Perfect

Wahroonga Park is truly one of Sydney’s best-kept secrets, nestled in the heart of the Upper North Shore. From the moment you enter, you’re greeted by an enchanting landscape that feels more like a grand estate than a suburban park. The lush, manicured lawns, vibrant flowerbeds, and majestic trees create a scene so picturesque, it looks like something out of a romantic film or high-end wedding catalogue.

It’s no surprise this park is a popular spot for weddings – the natural beauty of the grounds offers a stunning backdrop for photos, ceremonies, and intimate gatherings. Every corner of the park feels thoughtfully maintained, from the tree-lined paths to the charming rotunda and carefully landscaped gardens. Whether you’re planning a picnic with loved ones or simply want a quiet stroll through elegant surrounds, Wahroonga Park delivers a peaceful escape that’s rich in charm and character.

Best of all, it’s just a stone’s throw from Wahroonga train station, making it incredibly accessible without losing its serene, tucked-away feel. It’s rare to find a public space that blends convenience with such grandeur. Wahroonga Park is a jewel in Sydney’s north, and once you visit, you’ll understand why it’s such a beloved...

It is such a beautiful park to relax with friends or family under the shade of the big trees. I've been lucky enough to only live a 5 min walk away and enjoy taking local eats from the awesome Wahroonga cafes over to the park for a nice scenic picnic.

Many people have kids' parties and family meetings ups here. It's lovely to see, particularly now we are coming out of lockdown! The rose garden in the centre of everything is stunning, and there's also play equipment for kids at one end of the park as well as a pavilion at the other end.

The public bathrooms are not the best, but what park bathrooms are really? It's been an improvement seeing more bins around the park in recent weeks, as the trash overflow when the park is super busy was getting to...

Took my dog for a quick walk here after getting off the motorway (on leash). Really beautiful old park with large trees, lovely gardens and lots of interesting things for Licorice to smell watch and hear. There is a massive children's park here plus good, clean toilets. Plenty of seats and beautiful grass for picnicking on. There was a group doing Tai Chi while we were there and a couple of young women practising yoga poses. There is also a lovely rose arbour. While there were plenty of people using the park, it wasn't crowded. A very relaxing spot in walking distance from the cafes and patisseries of the main street, as well as the station. I'll pick up food next time and eat it here. Highly...