Best places: Parks in Riverview, Australia

Local artist’s small, romantic oasis, open to the public for picnics, walks & harbour views.

Harbourside haven for city wildlife with a rose garden, fernery and 'Jurassic Jungle' for kids.

Grassy, 40-hectare park featuring landscaped gardens & wetlands, plus historical kilns & chimneys.

Grassy park with sweeping harbour & bridge views, plus public artwork, a rotunda & tennis court.

👍👍 Excellent place for photography at One of the best spots in Sydney with spectacular views of the city skyline opera house and the cruiseliner ships from great vantage points with park benches alongside the harbour, it's an ideal spot for watching the light shows on the harbour bridge.

Protected bushland with gentle waterside walking trails, caves & views of Sydney Harbour Bridge.

Large city park bordered by many significant buildings and containing statues of famous Australians.

Public park with a lake, fields & trees, plus playground, trails, cafe & 17-m. observation platform.

Kids' activity park with tunnel slides, a water play area, a multi-level treehouse & electric BBQs.

Waterfront park with walking & cycling paths, plus a variety of trees, grassy areas & scenic views.

Basketball courts & a synthetic turf soccer field, plus BBQ facilities & playgrounds with zip lines.

👍👍 Also nice view of the harbour bridge. You can also view the colourful houses/shops (dont know what that place is called - see photos). We walked around. Nice to read a book or go picnic. 💚

Scenic waterfront park & playground offering sweeping views of the Sydney Opera House & harbour.

Grassy, 1.8-hectare park on the harbour with a sheltered bay, playground & areas for picnics & BBQs.

5 hectare park featuring spacious grassy areas, playgrounds & water jets, plus a Chinese garden.

Bayfront park with a footpath, green space for ball games & picnics, playground, kiosk & restrooms.

Recreational park on the water offering a swimming beach, children's playground & picnic tables.

👍👍 Peaceful park alongside North Sydney's Jacaranda hotspot McDougall st, which gets very busy during bloom season. There's a waterfront cafe/restaurant overlooking the marina.

👍👍 Great for photography and exercise, there's a few park benches around to sit & enjoy the stunning views, also has ferry service

👍 Not far from.kings cross fountain and station is this hidden gem. Like a Japanese garden with fish pond that goes under a small bridge . You can spy the water at Elizabeth Bay