Greater Sydney Parklands

Plan your visit to Centennial Parklands

Plan ahead to make the most of your visit to Centennial Parklands.

Centennial Parklands.
Opening hours

Pedestrian access: Learn more

Vehicle access: Learn more

 

Location

City of Sydney, Randwick, Waverly and Woollahra local government areas.

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Contact details

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Getting to Centennial Parklands

Centennial Parklands - made up of Centennial Park, Moore Park and Queens Park, is just minutes from Sydney’s CBD. You can get there by public transport, car, taxi or bicycle. 

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Grand Drive and Ponds Course.

Parkland regulations

Like all of the world's great parks, Centennial Parklands has rules and regulations to ensure the safety and enjoyment of all visitors.

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Child learning how to ride a bike in Centennial Park

Park notices

Before you visit Centennial Parklands, check for any updates that might impact your trip on the Stories and News page.

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Centennial Park family

Parkland facilities

The parklands has a range of facilities for the comfort and enjoyment of visitors. Please treat the facilities, plants and wildlife, and other visitors with respect and care. 

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People enjoying the facilities at Centennial Parklands.

Contact us

General enquiries:  

Security incidents: 

  • On weekends and public holidays, call 0412 718 611 to talk a Ranger
  • For help after the park gates close, call our security service on 1300 133 456
  • In an emergency, call 000 (or 112 from a mobile phone)
  • If you see anti-social behaviour or malicious damage occurring, call the Police Assistance Line on 131 444


Finding an injured animal

If you come across injured wildlife in our parklands, please contact your local wildlife rescue organisation or report it to a park ranger as soon as possible. The following organisations have local volunteers on hand to rescue and care for injured wildlife.

Sydney Wildlife Rescue 
Tel: 02 9413 4300 
www.sydneywildlife.org.au

WIRES (Wildlife Rescue & Information Service) 
Tel: 1300 094 737 
www.wires.org.au

You can also use the IFAW Rescue App to locate your nearest rescue group.