Hight rate 5 location for tourist in Hunters Hill, NSW , Australia

Jennifer Fehr The museum is small but theyre relocating to a larger space soon - its free so definitely value added. The artifacts are all local and the curators are dedicated - lots of interesting local knowledge here. Great place to visit if you are interested in Hunters Hill or have roots there.

Andrew Dunger Great place to visit

Sandra Szoke Hunters Hill s great place to walk and have a nice view to the city! Its more likely a senior and family living place and its fantastic!

Reggi B Peaceful place.

Christina Aung Beautiful architecture! Parishers are kind and very welcoming. Clergies are humble, calm and very inclusive.

Funeral Video Australia Beautiful service to record a funeral service at. The church were easy to work with in organising early access to set up and be discreetly placed.

Jamie S I loved the architecture. It was lovely inside, not too hot, plenty of room, we had 3 seperate christenings in the church at once and there was plenty of room for all three groups.

John Donicade Attended a christening. Wonderful service by a Fijian Father. Very friendly. Great surrounds and reasonable space for parking

ZG A leisure stroll around with harbor bridge and city skyscrapers clearly visible in the distance. A vast green lawn stretches out, dotted with trees, benches under the large trees and a picnic table where people can relax, enjoy a picnic and spend leisurely time.

graham cleaver Ɓeautiful little get away

A Lipp Gorgeous spot, usually not too crowded. So beautiful especially on a sunny day the water is so beautiful and you can see cockatoo island right across the water. Lots of boats to watch going by. Pretty quiet and relaxing. Some trees for shade too. Good amount of Parking options around and cafes/food nearby.

Andrew Scott Saved from the hands of developers by the Battlers for Kellys Bush in the early 1970s, the last remnant of bushland on the mouth of the Parramatta River, an oasis amongst suburbia and refuge for native flora and fauna.

Sara Piccinelli Great location, the newly built facilities are just what this field needed. Its great to watch the rugby here. Such a great club! This park is not the best for the oldies as the grass gets slippery, there are no seats and plenty of tripping hazards. There is a dog off the leash area which is not fenced, some dogs run off and its not safe for all dogs. There is a walking track to the water but this is just an old road and its not like other park walkable areas built with runners or accessibility in mind. A small but cute kids BMX track, suitable for older kids. There are some basketball hoops and clubs that use this area for their pickleball club. There is a small dated playground on the busy road which is cute but doesnt compare to other impressive playgrounds in other newer areas of Sydney. Parking can be busy when games are on. You can park and keep your feet dry and a short walk way is brand new lit concrete pathway at the new facilities which is good for parking and watching the game and accessing the upper level of the club.

Eloise Sarah Held our daughter’s birthday in their function room and it was spectacular!!!! It has such a beautiful view, tables and chairs on wheels and easily accessible. Functional and modern Only downside was there’s no air conditioning or fans so it was a bit hot, and a few of the features weren’t working. However we made do! Will definitely be using this facility again!

Tanya Vanderkooi One side is more a sports field rather than a reserve. If you go beyond the bottom field or start from the opposite side, there are a couple of bushland walking trails. One trail is called The Great North Walk. The reserve also has amenities, exercise station, play area, bbq area, book library, batting practice cages, netball courts, and a half basketball court. and bike tracks.

Saif Islam Nice park and good for day hiking in the bush hilly areas. Adding a public toilet facilities near the picnic area would be great.