This place is my oasis of calm, peace and connection with nature. I love getting off the walking track and finding the off the beaten paths. This park has something for everyone. It's a real crown jewel in the heart of Sydney's eastern suburbs.

It is a huge park, but the bird and fish feeding was the highlight. Cyclist wizz around. There's a couple of coffee places. The lake view is serene.

Centennial Park is always a pleasure to visit. There's a large track that runs around the outside but if you're going for a walk I recommend you wander inside with the aim to get lost. There's so many lovely little park benches looking out on the ponds or you can explore the bat habitat.

What a peaceful place for picnic. +It is dog friendly park. +This park is so big that you literally can find many places to picnic +Lakes with ducks and swans are so cute +Cafe shops can be found near each gate +People running, riding bikes, walking, etc which are so lively!

Bustling park, with many joggers and families/couples. Not a good place to have picnic as the grass wasn’t mowed, stems were woody and a pain to sit on even with a food picnic mat. Many insects and bin birds too. Overall a pretty huge park offering great space for a range of activities.

My favorite park in Sydney. Whether for picnics, sports, taking a “bushwalk” in the city, catching a summer flick at moonlight cinema, and watching the bats fly out, Centennial Park is a gem in Sydney.

Reasonably sized family park, closed to the city of Sydney, Bondi, Edgecliff, Woollahra, Moore Park, Randwick etc. Quite busy on the weekend, but quiet during weekday. Family oriented park including your four-legged friend, where everyone can enjoy the day, the gardens, cafes, walking/bicycle tracks, bbq area, ponds with ducks, swans & geese & native birds who might enjoy taking a dip on the water. A place where one can enjoy the solitude & nature, practicing tai chi/quigong or the company of others.

Beautiful park that's surrounded by the city so it has some really unique views. I love that there are so many people walking there dogs here, and everyone is so social. Probably met about 30 people for impromptu doggy dates, very cute! All the amenities are beautifully maintained and the Cafe serves lovely coffee and casual sweets. Perfect spot to laze around on a Sunday afternoon in the sunshine.

Very relaxing place. Such a peaceful environment that one can be with self in no time. Loved the place!

Excellent park, great asset to Sydney, well kept, clean, nature at its best. Very relaxing, with lots of amenities. Truly a favourite place to be.

(Translated by Google) When I first came to Sydney, it was amazing to see such a large park in the city centre. Barbecue facilities and well-decorated lakes and gardens make it a beautiful place to go in any season. Various events are held, and it is also suitable for hiking, jogging, driving, etc. It is a great place to have a picnic near family and friends. Many birds, including black birds, live together, and you can see wild animals such as possum, bandicoot, and rabbit. (Original) 시드니에 처음 왔을 때 도심속에 이렇게 큰 공원이 있다는게 참 놀라웠다. 바베큐 시설과 잘 꾸며진 호수와 정원이 어울어져 어느 계절에 가더라도 정말 아름다운 곳 이다. 다양한 이벤트도 열리고 하이킹, 조깅, 드라이브등을 즐기기에도 적합하며 가족, 친구들과 가까운 곳에서 피크닉을 하기 매우 좋은 장소 흑조를 비롯해 많은 새들이 모여 살고 있고 포썸, 밴디쿳, 토끼같은 야생 동물도 볼 수 있다.

Lots of Cars and little parking

Great place to take your family and friends for a walk, some exercise or just a casual engagement with the local flora and fauna. Pet friendly too, you may also see the odd horse going for a trot with their trainer. There is nice food and drink at the cafes inside the park, or pack a picnic to enjoy on the spacious expanse of greenery. Can easily make a day of it!

This is the best place in Sydney (that is not by the sea) But it has beautiful fauna, flowers and birds. Once place you will see a diverse set of people, all having fun. Perfect for a solo exploration, walk, run, bike ride, picnic, skating, horse riding etc. etc If you feel like hanging out with friends there is enough space :-) Kids can have their sports training or family picnic or romantic picnics, learn ride bike, walk your dog (please keep on leash at all times). You can do all this without stepping over each other and just relax

This park has everything you could need for a great day out. Cycle track around and within the park. Many cafe options Lakes to feed the black swans and ducks Horse riding track. Running track Playground Lots of parking options. Plenty of shady trees. Note: we saw many near bicycle/car accidents as we spent the day in the park.

A really large park with some very interesting spots and nice areas to walk. Big playgrounds, sports fields, cafe, gum tree forest with a bat colony too.

Beautiful park. You must go on the morning to have all day to visit it. There are small parks in the big one where you can find Chinese fishs, bats and even horses ! It is a great place to do some jogging or even to walk around. I was a bit surprised at first when I saw bats but during the day there is no problem with them. Public transports are near the park too.

Centennial Park is a park for all ages and for all seasons serving a large population in Sydney and surrounding suburbs. It is an oasis for people to walk, jog, ride a bike, roller-blade, do Tai Chi and Yoga, host an outdoor get-together/party, for school groups to run their sports activities, ride a horse, for children to learn about nature, or just simply sit, relax and take in some fresh air. In the centre of the park, there is a coffee shop and a good-looking restaurant serving breakfast and lunch till 3:00 pm. It is also a venue for special occasions. I love this park which is well-maintained and serves such a multitude purposes. It opens from dawn till dusk and the entrance is free.

I love this place so much and so does my dog, it’s absolutely stunning not only so they have wonderful wildlife to see the have such dog friendly grounds. You’ll be met with a few cute little pups and lovely people. There is a tiny forest and rocks to explore. Many of leash areas and a small bush walk. Their are lots of birds and ducks all around, also might see some horses.

Great big park in south east Sydney. History to boot. Very well maintained, great for weddings, picnics, pets, ball games. A nice day out.

One of my favourite parks so much to do so much space beautiful scenery great place for kids to bike or roller skate at the kids track beautifully maintained ! Superb!

One of my favourite places in Sydney! If you're a weekly visitor, it's fantastic to see the seasons change through the trees. Autumn is just magical.

Lovely grounds with lakes, shady trees and walk/bicycle/equestrian pathways. Cafe on the grounds. Wheelchair friendly.

Feeding the ducks in the duck pond here was great fun (if you want to do it yourself the park staff recommend rolled oats) and we even saw bats hanging in the trees! The wolf play park was also a big hit. The downside? On the walk through the park we had to dodge so much dog poop and bagged-then-discarded poop it was unreal. Who leaves poop all around a park where kids play?

We had a family day out in Centennial Park & it is a wonderful place. Our Aussie grandson loves this place, especially Lockie Swamp with all the Bats. I enjoyed a fast 3-mile walk around the park before meeting up with our family for a tasty lunch at the excellent Homestead Cafe.

Great park to visit and soak up the Spring sunshine on a Sunday. Lots of parking, some good walks or just sit and watch the ponds with ducks and fish.

I really love this park.

good environment, good bike road.

Peaceful and spacious park for everyone - from cyclists and runners who can easily do 5km loops around the park, to kids and families who want to have picnics, to anyone of any age who simply enjoys going for a walk. If you're feeling more adventurous, there's lots to explore away from the circular track around the park - from a rose garden to labyrinth course to flying fox bat viewing areas. Plenty of free bathrooms and water stations available at the park, with 3 main coffee shops if you want to grab a quick beverage or bite. For something fancier, Homestead is your best bet. There's also plenty of 3P parking available in the park itself though if you're new to the park, I'd stick to the Randwick or Oxford Street gate to enter if you're a car as some of the other gates are blocked off at certain times of the day.

Absolutely beautiful, peaceful place to walk or sit and have some lunch. Just so much to explore.Amazing to have so much nature right next to Sydney CBD.

I love these place. It’s full of friendly animals. I hope I’ll be back there soon

Beautiful place 👌

A huge parkland suited to the runners, cyclists, boot campers, dog walkers, soccer players, sightseers and wanderers. There's even the all important cafe.

Great place to get away from the city, nice smooth path for cycling around. Bicycle rental is quite expensive, better to bring your own bicycle! Perfect place to relax with family and friends.

Pretty much something for everyone who likes the outdoors. Great for pets, children, and couples. There are innumerable fitness groups based here, as well as school sport and other outdoor activity groups. The gardens and lakes are stunning, as is the wildlife that surround them. A great place for birdwatchers and photographers in particular.

Stunning park with beautiful duck ponds, seating and picnic areas. Tranquility surrounds in the midst of the city.

Nice park. Good walking paths both on trails and beside the road. Duck pond has lots of ducks. Wish people don't feed wildlife though.

Such a great spot for a stroll or picnic with the family. Very clean and we'll maintained. Would love to visit frequently.

Fantastic park. Great for running, walking, picnics, ball games. Ponds to view. Coffees with a view. Love it.

Surely the best park in Sydney. We've been doing a loop just about every day during lockdown and it's also a great place for a bike ride. Brilliant spaces for kids parties.

For doggies it's just wonderful. I also enjoy the lovely walk. Beauty in the middle of suburbia.

Good for a run, dog walk or kid play

Great place to catch up with friends and family also great activities and cafe

Great park with loads of space

Huge. Somewhere for everyone to spread out. Great for gatherings.

This place is paradise, so many birds, flowers and trees. Take a walk through the swamp!

What’s not to like?

Iconic Sydney park you can even horse ride. Great areas for picnics, sports and family time.

The Centennial Park labyrinth is my new favourite place in Sydney.

Great

Perfect for families with kids. Take some bread with you to feed the fish and ducks

What an amazing Park, who need s the beach with this scenic wide open space. A lap takes approximately 45 minutes if walking. Bikes can be hired and there are good family options where you all sit and pedal together in one vehicle around the park. Make sure you visit Lachlan swamp to see all the sleeping bats...marvellous.

my fav park

An oasis in the middle of the eastern suburbs.

Reasonably priced food with good service in a beautiful park setting

Best for bike ride and photography. You can rent a bike or explore nature on foot. Your choice.

Nice place

Too congested, not enough toilets nearby.

(Translated by Google) And very large there are several birds, swans, fishes .. walking the bike well seeing the horses cared for, excellent, there is no more park for children, there are crowded ... dogs love the place .. finally great. (Original) E bem grande tem vários pássaros encador cisnes os peixes ..andar bem as bike caminhada vendo os cavalos cuidados excelente falta mais park para crianças o que tem estão lotados... cachorros adora o lugar .. enfim ótimo.

Always a pleasure to visit.

One of the inner Sydney lungs, it worth the visit, it is open till sunset everyday. It is good for having a picnic, having a bbq, for horse riding, playing cricket, playing football, bird watching, riding bicycles, having a nice bottle of wine and hung, celebrate your wedding, to tun around, to do some exercise etc...

No hand sanitizer, no enough bins, people are feeding the birds with bread and no one controls that.

Beautiful park, the best is the bats colony around Lachlan swamp !

Great for families

All rounder park. Family friendly park.

Lots more people out & exercising ?

Best place ever

Love ride a bike there

(Translated by Google) Beautiful location (Original) Lindo local

Awesome

good place

A beautiful park. Be carefull with the horses, don't let your children run onto their path!

Brilliant park

(Translated by Google) An incredibly large and beautiful park in the city. It is the place where I read books from time to time, and I do sports from time to time. I definitely recommend. (Original) Şehrin içinde inanılmaz büyüklükte ve güzellikte bir park. Haftasonları zaman zaman kitap okuduğum, zaman zaman ise spor yaptığım yer. Kesinlikle öneririm.

Sydney’s soul... You won’t have trouble finding picnic spot here. Spotted a HUGE eel in the pond and birds are plentiful. Even a patch for dog socials.

Ducks, walks, lakes, horses ...

Great place for a day out.

Beautiful park with amazing flora and fauna ????

Great place to get lost in nature in the city

A great escape from the city living coffee shop etc

Great place for lunch but over the years I've been going there is getting very crowded not so much serenity ?

A great park for families and people from all walks of life. Plenty of free parking rest rooms coffee and ice cream shops wetlands with lilys ducks swans fish rose gardens soccer and cricket fields. Also bike ride paths and a lot of shade for picnics.

It's such a lovely and big park you can picnic, exercise or stay in peace

I really liked exploring this park. you can easily spend a whole day there

Get a good look around the whole park as many beautiful unique pockets to enjoy

Beautiful park. Very sad but beautiful memorial to a wonderful person. This park helps in being able to say goodbye in a spiritual way.

Centennial Park does not need to be reviewed. It's known as being one of the best parklands in Australia! Absolutely massive and incredibly well kept. Some beautiful scenery with thriving wildlife. There's massive ponds with plenty of birdlife, fish and turtles. If you haven't been here you need to try it out.

A beautiful and large park filled with wildlife (keep an eye out for the geese, ducks, turtles, swans and giant fish!). Lots of great picnic spots, a place to hit 2 and 4 person bikes, and also cute little coffee places (Centennial Homestead and Spruce Goose).

If you want peace (or as much as it can be, think 'Hyde Park' or 'Central Park') and quiet (running trails, riding trails, places to rest or relax, etc), this place is a haven (it's huge), with good parking (a must for Aussies). On Boxing Day, I really appreciated the rose 🌹 gardens, reminded me of home .... Highly recommend. Hardly ever make the time to go there BUT always humbled when I do.

We had a brilliant day with my two boys exploring the Fearnely park grounds. From using the bike track, to visiting the duck pond, they had a great time spotting baby turtles, fish and ducks whilst also enjoying the playground. Highly recommended.

Absolutely love this place. Especially in the morning's fresh air and the sun appears, glimmering through the tree's whilst Running and exercising, "so cool" Today after work like every other day OF the week i jog the whole 0f Centennial Park and then exercise at the belvedere exercise equipment. There was a Curiuos visitor looking with astonishment of how and why we keep ourselves healthy for the long run home

Great for a walk, BBQ, or just a lazy afternoon. Took a few walks through here and plenty left to see. It has designated walkways for pedestrians, one for horses, a pathway for cyclist and one way traffic for cars. The various ponds have plenty of wildlife including fish, turtles and plenty of birds. It also houses the Bat Forest where you can see the Flying Fox Colony roosting during the day and also as the leave the treea as night falls. Plenty of toilets, bins and water available theoughout and drop into The Spruce Goose Diner for a coffee or snack. It is just one of the many cafe and kiosk and BBQ areas available in the parklands. Go get down there and aee for yourself.

What a beautiful park. We had a cooking class which is held in the park. Great place to walk or ride bikes.

Amazing and massive park near the CBD. Many ducks in the ponds swimming around and walking onto land. Spent an afternoon here, very relaxing.

A beautiful park in the sunshine. Big enough to never feel crowded. I definitely recommend a coffee from The Spruce Goose whilst you're visiting, and sitting by the water watching for turtles

There are some absolutely beautiful gardens and lovely green open spaces, good rules such as a one way road allows good traffic flow and many follow the 30 km speed limit which is very sensible with so many families opting to use bikes or hire pedal cars. The bullet shaped cafe serves beautiful Coffee, little cakes, Smithies, icecream and more substantial sandwiches and is well positioned near a shaded pavilion designed and built in the late 1800's by one of Australia's leading architects. There was an interesting path that wraps about the waterway, a lake that has a really clever sculpture made from felled trees and metal that moved with the breeze. It is articulated with a dream time acknowledgement that is very educational. The downside was that, not all the paths are up-kept well and certainly not all wheelchair or pram accessible, but there are walking tracks, horse tracks, and a road. It's a truly unique green space. The rose garden needed some love but to be fair it is Summer. The statues, "sunrise" and "sunset" that were relocated from the museum are a little slice of history and are positioned around the two lakes that were full of eels, fish, turtles, ducks, geese and gorgeous water lilies. A real treat is the cloud of bats that call Centennial home. Great place for a walk, a picnic or just to stretch your legs and get some fresh air. How lucky we are to have this parkland, rightly coined, "the lungs of the city".

Well maintained parklands close to the CBD, perfect for playing with the dogs or taking a ride on their bikes for hire. They have some informative signs about the native tucker and plants relating to how they have been used by Indigenous Australians. They also have a massive flying fox colony nestled in amongst some maleluecas which was so cool to see. I was a bit surprised to see how well maintained it is but to have signs around warning of polluted water and seeing a bloom of blue-green algae in the lake. Why is a really well kept area being polluted into?

Thus is one of the best parks I've been to and as a bonus you get to see the horses walking the track! It's a great place for families, picnics, romantic dates....pretty much anything 😊 One issue I do see here is that there are barely any ramps to get on and off the footpaths making it very difficult for wheelchair users to access.

Amazing place. So many childhood memories of this place. Had grandparents who lived within walking distance, and many a family group walk over after Christmas or Easter dinner to feed the ducks. 🦆

Great park, lots of space, facilities are great. Even though there are a lot of people out doesn't feel too busy. Lots to see and do

Very nice park with lots of ponds, green spaces and things ro discover There are also cafes and restaurants to sit for a meal or grab a drink ok your walk Quad bikes are also available if you don't want to walk much Great place to spend the day, and very dog friendly too

Beautiful place , You can spend a whole day here . You can also witness many birds and various native plants of Australia .

Lovely big park! Great to walk around or have a picnic in. Saw a bunch of geese and their ducklings- very cute but also be wary of them!

Nice for bicycle riders