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The suburb of Redfern is a hotspot for Surry Hills-siders, as it’s home to cafes, restaurants and bars. It also has some gorgeous parks that are perfect for exploring on foot or by bike! Here are the best parks near Redfern:
Redfern Park
This park is the largest in Redfern and a good place for picnics, BBQs or just playing.
Albert Park
Located at the bottom of Bourke Street near Central station, this is an awesome spot to walk around on sunny days! There is also a great playground with some fantastic climbing equipment if you’re travelling here with kids.
Gibbons Street Reserve
This park is a little more hidden away, so it’s perfect for an escape from the busy streets of Redfern. There are lots of shaded areas to stop off and enjoy lunch in peace.
Gibbons Street Reserve
This park is a little more hidden away, so it’s perfect for an escape from the busy streets of Redfern. There are lots of shaded areas to stop off and enjoy lunch in peace.
Reconciliation Park
A small but peaceful park, Reconciliation Park has a great view of the Sydney Harbour Bridge. It’s also close to Redfern Market for an authentic Aussie lunch! It’s a great place for locals and visitors to enjoy the views of our city.
Prince Alfred Park
Near Central Station, Prince Alfred Park is a great spot to sit and enjoy some sunshine. It’s also right next door to the Royal Botanic Garden so it’s perfect for those who want an escape from city life or are visiting Sydney!
Edmund Resch Reserve
This is a great park for those who love being active or want to practice their golf skills. It also has some protected wildlife areas, so it’s perfect for bird watchers and animal lovers alike!
Kettle Street Reserve
Right next to the train station, Kettle Street Reserve is a great spot for those who want to walk their dog and enjoy views of Redfern.
St Johns Park
This park doubles as an art gallery with rotating exhibitions from local artists! It also has some awesome playground equipment which makes it perfect for families or groups of friends looking for things to do in Sydney’s Inner West.
Moore Park Mews Dog Park
This dog park is perfect for owners who want to exercise their pup and be active themselves! It’s also just a short walk from the train station so it’s easy to get there.
Glebe Park
A great spot for picnics, Glebe Park has lots of shaded areas as well as pretty water features that make it an awesome place in summer. There are plenty of picnic tables too if you’re feeling lazy or spontaneous about going somewhere different with friends.