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Parklands BBQs
One of the quintessential Australian activities is the outdoor barbecue.
Centennial Parklands provides eight free electric barbecues, each with two hotplates.
Rules of use
The barbecues cannot be booked and operate on a first-come basis.
Use of the Parklands' barbecues is on a mutual responsibility basis - the Trust will maintain and keep the barbecues in working order, while users are responsible for cleaning the barbecue hotplates after use, out of respect to the next users.
If you find Parklands barbecue out-of-order, please contact the Parklands Office on (02) 9339 6699 or email info@centennialparklands.com.au
Locate barbecues
You can use our interactive map to find these barbecues which are located at:
- Adjacent the playground near Paddington Gates, Centennial Park
- Model Yacht Pond, Centennial Park
- Musgrave Ave, Centennial Park
- Ash Paddock, Centennial Park
- Learner’s Cycleway, Centennial Park
- Paperbark Grove, Centennial Park
- Darley Road, Queens Park
- Bat and Ball, Moore Park
Are BYO barbecues permitted in Centennial Parklands?
You are permitted to bring in portable barbecues with legs, except during periods of total fire ban - find the latest Fire Danger Ratings. However, you are not permitted to bring in portable barbecues that sit on the grass.
Dumping hot coals, lighting fires and lighting fireworks are all prohibited. Fines may apply.
Read all of the Parklands Rules and Regulations regarding barbecue use in Centennial Parklands.
Please note: Centennial Park's opening hours are sunrise to sunset. All vehicles must leave the park before sunset or pay a gate opening fee.
