Jubilee Park Playground

The Jubilee Park in Sydney’s inner west is tranquil and picturesque at any time of the day. And it also offers something new and different every time you visit it.

Plenty of unusual fun things for kids and nice seating just to chill near the water, the park is urban, well liked by locals and visitors. It is part of the Rozelle Bay Black Wattle Bay parklands.

There's a light rail station, lovely bus stop, I much prefer to go there, rather than the crowds of Central bus stop. But it will take longer, you'll need to walk between the light rail and the bus stop, to get to Glebe.

This large playground is located at the end of Glebe Point Road. It's naturally shaded and is ideal for children of all ages.

Nice park on the water. We actually were on Federal Park which is next door to Jubilee Park. Federal Park is a dog off leash area.

Very good chicken. Little kids brawling everywhere 10/10
But there was a half eaten chicken left there

Great place to have a picnic, go for a promenade or take the children to play on the playground. Relax or celebrate, it's a great park to enjoy.

Most of the playground is relatively new, and we'll and imaginatively designed, but there is some rather old equipment still there (though I think it may soon be replaced).
It is a fantastic setting.

Great large area with amazing views. Multiple parks for children, family and groups. Extremely flat. A great park albeit with limited car parking.

Nice relaxing location along Black Wattle bay great for walking and running around with the kids

Enjoy many parks with your dog. But for the children's health and safety, please keep dogs out of the playgrounds.

They must protect children from parasites and diseases that can be transmitted from dog litter.

There are many fun and safe playgrounds in the local area. They have put together the map and table below to help you find a playground close to home. The key will let you know about the playground's size and the most suitable age group. Wherever possible, they have also included extra information about barbecue areas and public toilets. Enjoy your play!

My local park and love it. It is such a great location with a great view. It really feels safe to walk around at any time of the day or night.

Plenty of unusual fun things for kids and nice seating just to chill near the water, vthe park is urban, well liked by local and visitors

Huge Park, on the waterfront. Small but fun playground. Amenities, but they're a fair way away from the playground so be prepared to walk.

A light filled park with so many people walking their dogs. The trees surrounding the park are beautiful and the paths are also equally as pleasant. Being next to the water, the breeze smells of salt.

Great views overlooking Pyrmont Bridge and the partial city skyline. Great to bring the dog and kids. A calming and relaxing environment for the whole family

There's a light rail station, lovely bus stop, with a toilet, I much prefer to go there, rather than the crowds of Central bus stop. But it will take longer, you'll need to walk between the light rail and the bus stop, to get to Glebe.

We walked along here on a glorious sunny winter day on our way to the fish market for lunch. My partner and I loved the dogs, the kids, the ice-cream man, the glistening water, the active parks and fields. It was lovely

This is a great park for both locals and people coming for a nice stroll next to the water. Only downside is.it can get crowded!

I love riding my bike here. One of the best parks in Sydney that you can still get beautiful views of the harbour without the busy feel of the city. Great for families and people with pets. Nice supermarket and restaurants nearby at the Tramsheds also.