Visitors - be aware of swans nesting at Kippax Lake, Moore Park. Please do not approach them. 
The September / October school holiday program is out now. Jam packed with fun activities to inspire and delight. 
As of 1 May 2010, there has been a change in gate opening and closing times in Centennial Park. Please read the following information. 
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Centennial Park and Moore Park Trust
The Centennial Park and Moore Park Trust (Trust) is a NSW Government agency that is responsible for the planning and management of Centennial Parklands.
Contact Details
- Business address: Locked Bag 15, Paddington NSW 2021
- Business Phone: (02) 9339 6699
- Business Fax: (02) 9360 4215
- ABN: 37 220 827 521
Government and Legislation
- Department: Communities NSW
- Minister responsible: Hon. Kevin Greene MP, Minister for Sport and Recreation
- Guiding Act of Parliament: Centennial Park and Moore Park Trust Act 1983
Objectives of the Trust
The Trust’s mission is to manage Centennial Parklands as a place of national significance for the enjoyment, social connection and wellbeing of the community.
Goals of the Trust
- Maintain and strengthen the integrity of Centennial Parklands;
- Ensure equity of access and diversity of leisure experiences;
- Work in partnership with key stakeholders; and
- Achieve a sustainable organisation that delivers sound business practice and improved revenue in addition to assured core government funding.
Values of the Trust
- Conservation and celebration of the Parklands’ heritage and significance in the development of Sydney and the nation;
- Provision of opportunities for all people to enjoy a diversity of leisure, arts, sporting, entertainment and educational experiences;
- Conservation and stewardship of the Parklands’ environmental values; and
- Delivery of a high quality visitor experience underpinned by a strong economic return.
"Centennial Park is of singular recreational, historical, educational, cultural and environmental significance to the people of New South Wales.
"The area is no ordinary park and, therefore, like the Royal Botanic Gardens and Domain, should be the subject of specific legislation to ensure that it is protected for the enjoyment of future generations of this great State and, indeed, any person visiting it."
- Hon. Neville Wran AC QC, Premier of NSW, 1976-1986 on the occasion of the establishment of the Centennial Park Trust (later re-named the Centennial Park and Moore Park Trust).
