Pymble Soldiers Memorial Park is located on the corner of Pacific Highway and Pymble Avenue. It was opened in November 1940, with a commemorative service held to honour those who served their country during World War I. Today, it is home to a war memorial in Pymble NSW 2073 that commemorates all Australian soldiers who have lost their lives in wartime conflicts since 1914.

The park also features tennis courts, children’s play equipment and an open grassed area for picnics or games of cricket or soccer. There are also barbecue facilities available for use by members of the public on weekends and public holidays only between 10am – 6pm (weather permitting).

If you’re looking for a family-friendly day out this weekend, put Pymble Soldiers Memorial Park on your list.

The park also features tennis courts, children’s play equipment and an open grassed area for picnics or games of cricket or soccer. There are also barbecue facilities available for use by members of the public on weekends and public holidays only between 11am – 17pm (weather permitting).

There are many things to do in this park, including:

• read the memorial plaques to honour those who served in wartime conflicts
• have a picnic on the grassed area or play games of cricket, soccer or other sports with your friends and family.
• bring your dog for one hour’s free off leash exercise from 11am – 12pm (weather permitting)
• enjoy a game of tennis at either level I or II courts which provide equal playing time for all members regardless of their skill levels. There is no cost for court hire.
• learn more about the park’s history and enjoy a picnic in this lovely setting on Pymble Avenue, Sydney.

This is a family-friendly park that’s perfect for a day out with your friends and family. Parking is available on Pymble Avenue.