Redfern Park

Mornings at Redfern Park are fabulous. I feel like it's a melting pot of all the goodness that our city has to offer. Diversity, different interests, fitness, access to great food and coffee and good vibes all around.

That's a great spot to relieve yourself after a long day. Try practicing yoga in the evenings. Besides, you have clean facilities in the park as well. Though no workout equipments here but this park has a history too. Visit and read for yourself.

Great fun for kids, with a fountain to admire, and another one to splash in, and play equipment, and paths to scuttle and scoot along, and grass for frisbies and frisking, and huge old Morton Bay figs, creased and crooked and cuddly as Ents, and coffee for carers, and statues to wonder about, and just.everything.

Great place to just sit on the grass & relax. Close to home.
& if Ur lucky (or if U like), U could catch the NRL's Souths Sydney Rabbitohs training for their upcoming match.

I am a Early Linker. Kurranulla Aboriginal Corporation held a disability event at Redfern Park today. Regardless of the rain it wad a success

My favourite park in Sydney. Small but beautiful, with occasional swarms of Pokemon players descending on it.

Great place to go for a walk and take the kids with a place ground and other things for them to play and interact with including a historical gun and memorial to remember those killed in WW1.

Such a change to how this park was many years ago. Open spaces, bbqs, fountain, shade trees. Dogs off leads after 4. Great.

I enjoy this park, it's great for a dog walk, just follow the footpath around the park, easy for walking.

Good size and lovely atmosphere with grass, fountains, and yard. There are plenty of nice cafes around and ppl can just lay down and chill here.

Honestly the worst park ever. Do not take your dog here. The place is crawling with rubbish and glass shards which is really worrying if your taking your dog there for a walk.