Bicentennial Park

Such a beautiful park. Our pet snowflake loves to be here. She can hope around freely.
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Started out as a rainy day but we thought we'd see what the weather wanted to do... we're glad we did! Less people meant it was easier to get a covered area with a table for the lot of us, with lots of room for the kids to muck around and have fun. Turned out to be a great day, and what a spot for it!

Such a Beautiful park. Easy walking tracks which are wheelchair friendly. The lakes are really beautiful and the design of the park overall is wonderful. The lakes especially are stunning. The BBQ facilities with the chairs and tables are great with overhead covers to protect from the elements. There’s Waterview cafe for those that aren’t interested in bringing their own food. I didn’t eat there but it looked really nice. This park is definitely worth a visit. The only toilet facilities that I saw were at the cafe. There was a good little children’s playground area close to where we were sitting.

Huge green space with lots of parking. Great place for jogging, hiking and running.

There’s a lovely cafe by the lake which has good toilets. Can have birthday parties and do barbeque. Play area is tiny not huge. Plenty of shady spots to unwind.

Keep in mind this park is huge maybe park closer to where you’re heading.

Love the place, has lots of bbq's and seating, clean and tidy. Go for my walk and jog most mornings

Love this park. Has great walkways. A convenient cafe situated on the hill near the lake in Bicentennial park. You can follow the paths through to wentworth point walk by the water, and right through olympic park then waterside again to The Armoury cafe. Probably a 3 to 4 hour walk mainly through parkland (except wentworth point where you follow the water until you cut through to parkland again).

There is a kids playground in an open park area that is near the cafe. Lots of trees providing shade. Best to bring a picnic blanket for seating under the trees.

The cafe has a bathroom.
The education centre also has a large and clean bathroom and a water fountain.

* there is an entry to the park from Concord West station (approx 3 min walk). And from Rhodes station you can walk in.
* from North Strathfield station you walk into the park via Masons waterway/ canal. If you follow the path you'll end up walking under Homebush Bay and into the park.

Bicentennial Park has lots on offer for families to hang out, get together for have picnics, ride bikes, enjoy the wetlands.
The park also has extensive mangrove tree fields with board walks.
The park also plays home to some of Sydney's protected and endangered wildlife.