Reconnect with nature and enjoy some downtime with family and friends in the people's park.
Discover the rich culture and stories of the Parklands' First People.
Relax with family and friends at one of the Parklands' idyllic picnic sites.
Walk down the aisle in a heavenly park setting only minutes from Sydney's CBD
The Ian Potter Children's WILD PLAY Garden is open from 10.00 am - 5.00 pm daily.
Train and play at Australia's largest, most diverse sports precinct.
The greatest alternative to screen time! Led by our experienced team of Bush Rangers, children will enjoy a day of wildlife, bushcraft, outdoor challenges, games and free play, all in the great outdoors of Centennial Parklands.
Learn about simple machines like levers, pulleys and wheels and then take these ideas, plus physics (think gravity, friction and how things move) to create crazy contraptions.
Explore the science of survival as we look at disasters from a human and natural perspective, and investigate some of the skills that you might need to survive one!
Get your science-loving kids out of the house to find out all about light, sound, movement, energy changes, air pressure and more using hands-on science toys and child-friendly experiments.
Centennial Parklands is home to a variety of nocturnal creatures, from Brush-tailed Possums, Microbats and Tawny Frogmouths to one of Sydney’s largest colonies of Grey-headed Flying-fox. Join our experienced Rangers for a fascinating and surprising spotlight walk to see how the Park transforms when the sun goes down.
Lost in the bush! Join our team of Education Rangers for a morning of shelter building and survival games, animal tracking and trail making.
Centennial Parklands is the fun destination this spring
Learn how small changes, like spending more time outside, can hugely improve your mental health for R U OK? Day
The 11 ponds in Centennial Park are some of the most popular features that visitors enjoy, but beneath the surface of these placid waterways are some interesting facts you may not be aware of!