Blackwattle Bay Park

Located between Rozelle Bay and Blackwattle Bay, Blackwattle Bay Park Glebe is a quiet and dog-friendly park stretching along the Glebe foreshore.

With picnic areas, barbecue facilities, a walking and cycling track, and stunning views of ANZAC Bridge and the Sydney skyline, Blackwattle Bay Park provides an ideal day out for the whole family.

A highlight of Blackwattle Bay Park is the Glebe Foreshore Walk that spans its length alongside Blackwattle Bay, treating you to picturesque waterfront views. Its location provides an ideal spot to lay down a picnic blanket and watch the dogs play, the sun set, and the bright lights of the Sydney Central Business District come to life.

All year round, visitors can bring their dogs to Blackwattle Bay Park thanks to its off-leash dog policy, making dog owners' experiences more enjoyable. Off the park, you can easily reach Sydney's famous fish market, where fresh seafood is bought and sold. Alongside the market, visitors can access a variety of restaurants and bars or head over to Glebe Point Road's popular weekly market, which is only a short stroll away.

Visitors looking for a serene and relaxed atmosphere should visit Blackwattle Bay Park Glebe during the week when it's less crowded. On weekends, the park gets busier, with locals and tourists flocking to the area to enjoy the scenery.

Blackwattle Bay Park Glebe can be easily accessed by public transport or car. The light rail stops at Jubilee Park, which is a short 10-minutes stroll away from the park's entrance. There is also ample street parking for cars around the park, but be advised that finding a spot during weekends can be a challenge