Fearnley Grounds is a cycling and family-friendly precinct in Centennial Park.
Fearnley Grounds is a cycling and family-friendly precinct in Centennial Park. It’s a place to relax, enjoy a coffee or meal, hire a bike and picnic with family and friends.
The precinct is named after Kurt Fearnley OAM, world champion and Paralympic gold medalist. His determination and the inspiration he gives to so many Australians reflect the spirit of this space - cycling, accessibility, families and outdoor experiences.
Location
Fearnley Grounds is in the south-west corner of Centennial Park, off Grand Drive. It is close to parking and public transport.
Features
Wide open lawns with shaded areas for picnics
Learners' Cycleway: a safe track for children learning to ride bikes and scooters
Playground designed for young children
Barbecue and picnic area with tables and shelters
Facilities
Public toilets and changerooms
Kiosk serving coffee, drinks and light snacks
Bike hire available nearby
Wheelchair and pram access
Tips for families
Bring bikes, scooters or skates for children to enjoy the Learners' Cycleway
Pack a picnic or use the barbecue facilities
Arrive early on weekends and holidays to secure a good spot
