Hight rate 8 location for tourist in Cremorne, NSW , Australia

Caine Great spot to chill out and have the kids run around.

Carl Bunn Fantastic little park, hidden away a bit and most people will miss it either opting for Grasmere Playground or Brightmore reserve. A small amount of play equipment towards the south end of the park, but lots of space towards the north end for running around. Good spot to let your dog have a run. Fantastic little community garden at the north end as well!

Casey Whitelaw We call Grasmere Reserve "secret park", because it is a little-known playground across the road from the well-known "mushroom park" or "teacup park". The play equipment is basic but fun, including two slides, sprung swings, and a flying fox. There is also a big grassy hill, and the ambience is set by huge trees on either side.

Trevor Dent Love it , what a wonderful nature strip in the middle of Suburba , North side ..

Steve Bartels Slim slither of park with shady trees and play equipment

Shammi ASR Great place for kids to have fun. Good location for picnic, family get together and even for parties. Kids play area is well maintained with swings, slider, kids cafe/petrol station etc. Paths available for riding bicycles and scooters. Restroom and Baby changing space available.

Toong Tsang Was searching for parks that were a little special and found this online. Wasn’t disappointed. It has a mini bike lanes (sufficient to keep kids

Alex Qu Small and peaceful park, not very crowded and easy to park, suitable for kids riding under 5, a good place for family relaxing during weekend

Thomas Lutz Great park for little kids with bikes or scooters. Can get a bit muddy after the rain but lots of fun

Tristan Simpson This wonderfully well hidden playground was built in 1997 with just zebra crossings and the ever annoying roundabouts. The aim was to provide a fun, yet educational experience for kids 10 and under. This little track is becoming furthermore popular and in 2011 a strong demand for additional and corresponding improvements led to the creation of what we see today, with Alamo styled shop fronts and emergency vehicles on display. Lastly, the new Toddler play area that was created to accommodate kids that were not tearing up rubber on the track (which is fully fenced and gated) is full of more traditional setups like swings, slides and spring rockers all with shade to boot!!

Teresa Lam I took my 2year old grandson there. He really enjoyed the 3 slides, including a bendy one. There are 2 low bridges that are so good for balance etc. The mushroom stools are a hit, as we pretended to have morning tea. Its reasonably shaded in the morning before 11am. Very clean. Will visit again.

BH Taru Not too big, not too small, just enough for children to play for a short time. Although the playground has safelocks & a sign that dogs are not allowed 10m around the place, another signage saying unleash dogs are permitted if with the owner is nearby. I could see a huge dog unleashed on the grass side of the playground and I just thought there are lots of small toddlers coming to this place and anything can happen- would’ve been better if they have separated the playground & the grass area for dogs or at least some rules for keeping the leash on.

Glenn Stewart Great park designed with toddlers in mind. All the equipment is easily used by children old enough to climb up stairs. Three types of slides , interesting balance beams and spinning capsule are the highlights for my daughter.

Hannah L Cute playground but there isn’t a public toilet so it loses a couple of points. My toddler had fun playing here but is toilet training so we needed access to a toilet. Not a big park so best for young children. A highlight for my child was the trampoline

Zalapeno Jackson Friendly playground. No toilets and the water fountain/ Bubbler is hidden in the corner.

Michael xx I like this place because its name sounds like a wine brand. That is all.

christopher portelli Great little spot to chill out and take in the view.

M B This is private property/private moorings not a public area.

David Greenwood Nice view of the harbor. Take a picnic.

Captain Savage I moor my ocean liner here when I’m In Sydney

Sattwik Sengupta Awesome experience playing cricket here. Lush green outfield, right next to the waterside. Beautiful landscape!

Alyssa Super love this park. Very serene and relaxing place!

Arz Eats Peaceful location where the park meets the water. Its a good location for picnics and walks. There is parking but a fair walk to the oval. Its nice in winter but during summer there are not many shade options. People bring their dogs here and they tend to free roam.

Sarah Ansari Beautiful park with a great view. Plenty of space to run and play. There are several nice cricket pitches there as well.

Mick C Hidden gem. Great tennis courts and good lights. Very bright.

freddie salim Great Small park on our neighborhood!

Casey Whitelaw Lodge Road Playground is a bit of a hidden gem. Playground has swings and slides, and also an old-fashioned digger toy of the kind that seems too dangerous to be allowed any more - in other words, good fun. Most unusually it has a large mechanical contraption that spins as you pedal! Also some green space. No toilets.

Deepa Justus Great park to take your drugs for a run around

Natasha Chu Small fun park with a cool contraption. Kids love it, and is quite local. Its got a nice bench and a small glass decline.

Alex Kemeny A few kids play toys however this is an extremely small park but the view over Middle Harbour is spectacular

Nat J A sweet little park with an awesome view.

Casey Whitelaw Great views and a relatively hidden childrens playground - never busy and always special. There is a bubbler but no bathroom.

Eric Li Quaint little park overlooking Willoughby Bay. Perfect place to unwind and enjoy the surroundings.

Susie Middleton Beautiful views and lovely equipment for younger children but not entirely fenced off and no toilets for miles