Wentworth Park — Park in Sydney

Reviews of Wentworth Park

• Camila

  Added 2016.08.19

  Phase two began in 2009 which consisted of several renovations to the upper pond of the park. These upper pond renovations included improved and more natural looking shoreline along the pond, a new playground, improved pathways, a new pedestrian crossing of the upper pond, and restoration of the park’s band shell which has been an important landmark in the area for generations. The culverts which Wentworth Creek flows through were also upgraded in this phase.
• Bella

  Added 2016.07.28

  A beautiful city park in the heart of Sydney with paved walking paths surrounding large ponds with fountains and featuring a splashpad, amphitheatre, play equipment for young children and picnic benches in the shade of trees.
• Emilia

  Added 2016.04.15

  Great place to have a walk.
• Jack

  Added 2016.04.01

  Playgrounds. Walking path. The band shell. Benches. Chess boards
• Caleb

  Added 2015.08.04

  This place has some of my favourite Pokéstops.
• Emilia

  Added 2014.11.09

  Next to the Waterfront District, lovely park with fountain, bandshell, and play ground. Excellent place for photography.
• Axel

  Added 2014.07.02

  The band shell restoration also served to bring entertainment back to the park, a location which, in the past, hosted local concerts, small festivals, and dance recitals, among other things. Given the park’s prime location in downtown Sydney, the revitalization went a long way towards making the area a more vibrant place to gather, live, and work.
• David

  Added 2013.04.08

  Beginning in 2004, coinciding with the King’s Road realignment and the start of construction on “The Wentworth” condominiums, renovations on the lower pond of Wentworth Park began. The renovations included an improved, more natural looking shoreline, improved pathways, monument restorations, a new elevated gazebo overlooking this section of the park, new fountains, and a new pedestrian underpass under King’s Road as part of a larger plan to connect the park to the Sydney Boardwalk on one side and Rotary Park on the other.