Centennial Park

Centennial Park is an urban park in the Eastern suburbs of Sydney that occupies approximately 180 hectares of area and it includes gardens, wetlands, cycle tracks, sports fields, wide avenues and child friendly zones along with a dog friendly no leash area which is over 154 hectares in size. The Park was opened on 26 January 1888 during which the tree called the Cannons Triangle was planted. The opening of this park was a part of a week-long centenary celebrations of the European Settlements in the Island of Australia. There are numerous picnic spots within the park which are completely free of cost and perfect for a day out in the open air. 

The Park also includes barbecue areas, a labyrinth and children's WILD PLAY Garden. Every week, for two days there is a farmers market that is organized at the Park from where you can buy many locally grown produce along with clothing items and other essentials. The Centennial Park Sydney is a must visit if you are a nature enthusiast and love to sit on crisp green grass and admire nature's magnificence.

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• Centennial Park is home to shops that sell food items, drinks, clothing items, accessories, agricultural produce and much more. 
• The Park holds a farmers market twice away where you can shop for fresh produce for yourself, your family and friends.
• You can have a barbecue party within the Park area where there are over 8 free Barbecue facilities that anyone can use.
• The Centennial Park is one of the most dog friendly parks in Sydney with over 154 hectares of no-leash area, it is the best place to bring your four legged partner for a walk.
• The Park has limitless opportunities for your kids to have the time of their lives with many activities that help hand-eye coordination and the understanding of the surroundings. The Park is a playful learning experience for kids of all ages.
• Take a walk on the French labyrinth and find out for yourself how it calms and relaxes both body and soul.