Hight rate 7 location for tourist in Gladesville, NSW , Australia

sabinaax Very quiet, mind refreshing place i have ever been to- nice place to gather friends and have a picnic or drinks.

Shaswat Beautiful park with riverside view. Park is neat and clean with plenty of BBQ machine and clean toilet around. Good for evening walk/BBQ/ dry picnic. Plenty of parking and wheelchair accessible. View is impeccable.

Daithí Kilcourse A nice park to go for a walk along the water.

Mohammed Tayyebi Beautiful park with riverside view. Park is neat and clean with plenty of spots to sit around. There is also a good playground. Good for evening walk. Plenty of parking and wheelchair access. View is amazing.

Patrick Ryan This is classic Sydney foreshore infrastructure. A high quality gem that is totally unexpected. There is a beautiful raised walk around the mangroves that kids and dogs alike will enjoy and it’s nicely maintained. In most other countries, walks like this are blocked off as private land, but this is a wonderful hidden space that anyone can enjoy. There is even a small labyrinth under a massive old Fig tree that someone with private land has had the good nature to share.

Liv Nix Beautiful walk with lots of different types of trees. Great for kids as when the tide is going out you can spot heaps of little busy crabs and different small fish at the waters edge.

Shakun Kanan Calm and serene, whenever I come here for my walk.

Tanya Vanderkooi I enjoyed walking around here today the park has a play area for the kids, benches, book library along the nature walkway.

Amir Shay Very well rehabilitated and maintained reserve in the area.

Sandra Guy Great place to see a daytime camp of magnificent grey-headed flying-foxes, or fruit bats, in the warmer months. This is the largest fruit bat in Australia with a wing span of up to one metre. The camp is usually occupied between about September or October thru to May, depending on temperatures. Their numbers are falling significantly so this species is listed as vulnerable to extinction. They are a keystone umbrella species, performing an essential, nocturnal pollination role that no other species provides. If we lose these guys, there will be a cascade of extinction as many thousands of other species need the native forest tree species these guys pollinate and keep healthy.

Sue Brown Great place to go for a walk or bime ride with all the family. Great place to take dogs for a walk. Theres an off leash are by the water & great bike paths. Can walk to Huntleys Poi t for views of the city.

Edward Liao Massive areas for dogs, plenty of walking trails. Also home to tons of flying foxes which is awesome. Theres also a well maintained bathroom.

Liv Nix This is such a lovely spot. Main reason I discovered it is its off leash so I could go with my dog. Really pretty area with a lovely walk. There is a giant tree that has roots hanging from it so my kids always stop for a swing. There is a swing in the on- leash area too and since picnic tables

Mick Willow is an adorable cat who loves his pats and belly rubs. 10/10. Will pat again.

Hannah Goodchild He’s very friendly! A lovely black cat!

Værland Erik He Looked at me weird

Elliot Sung You can see him in the Feb 2020 street view!

Chan Cholan The oval is hardly playable as the ball just doesnt travel with the thick grass cover.. Its almost like trying to get the ball moving on a sponge surface.. And the toilet there is hardly maintained. Only up side is the view of the river. Everything else, pretty disappointing!

James Rickards A peaceful park , historical value with signage about the bldgs on site and the convict roads . A walk along the beaches gives you an idea of how the aboriginal inhabitants would have enjoyed the cover afforded by overhangs and abundant fishing. Well worth a visit.. Spot the Turkish bath and the "folly".

Heidi G Great park with beautiful walking tracks and views

Sohaib Ahmed The ground is good to play at. Downside is the parking which is a fair bit from the field if entering from Campbell St. Theres no fence on the water side so ball ends up going to the water or the bushes quite often which can be a pain

Raf A Parramatta River Regional Park was created in May 2001. It covers an area of 4.6ha. For detailed park and fire management documents, visit the OEH website. Parramatta River Regional Park (Bedlam Bay) is part of a larger walking trail, Ryde River Walk. This is a 275km continuous network of walking tracks and paths along Sydney’s iconic waterways.

Amir Shay A small medium park to walk your dog and play cricket or soccer.

V Frank (Frank) A lovely park walk around or just sit. The sounds of birds, children, dogs and the wind. The field is well kept as is the grand stand. The children’s playground is great.

Tanya Vanderkooi Grandstand, play area, amenities, benches, rose garden, sports field and clothes recycling bin.

Neal Lovely white picket fenced cricket ground that is now used as a dog off-leash area.

James Arvanitakis Delightful little park… wonderful to watch the dog owners and their puppies. Just lovely

Prakash Radhakrishnan My kid loved this park. This is probably the most lively park I have seen in this area. A good number of kids were playing and equal number of dogs were running around in the football pitch. The facilities were good.

Altaf Hussain Nice playground for kids. Usually booked for soccer matches over the weekends. Equipped with some swings, toilets and canteen. Plenty of street parking available .

James Armstead Peel Park! It may not be on the water and it is only marginally close to useful facilities but it does what it says on the tin - good for sports, a moderately brisk stroll around the perimeter or hanging out with cockatoos. If you are coming for the peel, dont bother though, someone already put it in the bin.

Bec Cookie loves playing with all the other beautiful dogs. The doggos people are very welcoming and friendly. Great community feel. There is a pet water fountain too

Neal A classic soccer field that has been converted into a fenced dog area. The community love it.