Parks

Tumbalong Park

Darling HarbourWater playSydney

This regional park within picturesque Darling Harbour is home to a large playground with extensive water play elements, traditional and adventure play equipment for children of all ages.

Features

  • Public toilets included

    Toilets included at various locations

  • Play equipment included

    Enclosed playground with traditional play, adventure play and water elements

  • Table tennis included

    Outdoor ping pong tables

  • Exercise equipment included

    Outdoor fitness equipment

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