Bicentennial Park

Located in Sydney Olympic Park, Bicentennial Park is a 40-hectare natural heritage site on the shores of Homebush Bay.

It offers a range of recreational activities, including picnics, play equipment for kids, and pathways for outdoor activities. Visitors can also explore the wetlands, salt marsh, and bird hides to observe the diverse animal species in their natural habitat. The park features Lake Belvedere, Peace Monument, Treillage Tower, Sundial, 'Cyrus the Great' statue, Silent Hearts Memorial Garden, and water features like the Brickpit Ring Walk. The Homebush Bay wetland is an important part of the park, providing habitat for various animals. Bicentennial Park was created in the 1980s to celebrate Australia's Bicentenary and has been a popular recreational destination since its opening in 1988. Whether you're seeking recreation or a chance to explore nature, Bicentennial Park is the ideal destination.