Cremorne Reserve

Cremorne Reserve is a beautiful destination for a family day trip. It combines the best of unspoiled bushland with sweeping views of the harbour and the city’s skyline.

This beautiful reserve is packed with interesting things to see and do during your next visit to Sydney.

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The Aboriginal name for this reserve is ‘Wulwarrajeung’. There is abundant evidence of the presence of Aborigines back in the day, as there are a handful of midden and engraved rocks. This was before the leasing of the peninsula region when the reserve was eventually set up.

Visit the small lighthouse at Robertson’s Point for stunning views of the harbour region. Strolling around the lighthouse feels like walking back to days when sailors were guided to shore. You may also sit and listen to the sound of the crashing waves for a relaxing day.

If you are looking for adventure, you don’t need to go further than the stunning Maccallum Pool by the harbour. With its 1920s charm and character, imagining a better place to unwind while enjoying the natural scenery is impossible.

One of Cremorne Reserve’s most family-friendly aspects is its large playground. The playground sits on the stunning foreshore with superb views of the region, making it a great meet-up point for families and friends. Here, the kids can play while adults enjoy an array of outdoor activities. Some of the features at the playground include slides, ladders, a spinning cup, and swings.

In addition to these features, there are shaded areas where you can sit and relax. Additionally, there are onsite fitness stations to encourage visitors to lead an active lifestyle. These stations include a recumbent bike, upper-body lifts, and a sit-up bench for a great workout.

Other amenities at Cremorne Reserve include public toilets, seating areas and picnic areas. Dogs are allowed at the reserve, but they must always be kept on a leash. The reserve is accessible using Milson Road.