Property services

Our property portfolio across the Greater Sydney Parklands estate enhances the visitor experience and contributes to local communities.

Greater Sydney Parklands welcomes proposals that support our vision of creating vibrant, sustainable and community-focused parklands. We are interested in businesses, services and experiences that align with the values and objectives of our parklands estate and enhance the visitor experience.

As a NSW Government agency, we manage commercial opportunities through transparent and equitable procurement and leasing processes. When leasing, licensing or other commercial opportunities become available, they are advertised through the appropriate procurement and market channels to ensure fair access for all interested parties.

If you have an idea that you believe would be a good fit for Greater Sydney Parklands, we encourage you to contact us. We welcome enquiries and will consider proposals in line with our strategic objectives, legislative responsibilities and operational requirements. Where appropriate, proposals may be subject to a competitive market process. Proposals seeking occupation rights, such as leases, are subject to a competitive market process.

All proposals are assessed against a range of considerations, including community benefit, visitor experience, financial sustainability, environmental and heritage impacts, and compatibility with the surrounding parkland.

Landowner’s consent

Greater Sydney Parklands uses a Landowners Consent (LOC) Application Form (PDF, 298 KB) for tenants requesting landowner’s consent for proposed works, planning approvals, liquor licences, construction certificates and development proposals on our assets.

Our streamlined includes all facets of parklands business, delivering a comprehensive review for tenants seeking approval for their projects within our parklands, which include Western Sydney Parklands, Parramatta Park, Callan Park and Centennial Parklands.

Permit to enter

Parramatta Park, Western Sydney Parklands (including Fernhill Estate)

Anyone working in the park needs to apply for a ‘permit to enter’ first. The permit to enter is required for all business activities, whether you are running a business or working on site.

To apply, download our Permit to Enter form and submit it to us with all required attachments.

Permit to enter - Parramatta Park

Permit to enter - Western Sydney Parklands and Fernhill Estate

Once you’ve completed the form, have the final page signed by an authorised officer of your business. A safe work method statement and copy of the certificate of currency for public liability insurance must be submitted for the permit to be approved.

Please email documents to [email protected], allowing a minimum of 10 working days for processing and approval.