There’s tons of of first-rate picnic spots in Sydney – which are the best picnic spots that you usually like to frequent with your picnic basket?
With such a great number of picnic sites in Sydney, there’s a lot of potential picnic ideas. Do you prefer the Sydney Botanical Gardens or one of our many beaches in Sydney? Nominate the best picnic spots below.
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Shark Island is great.
Wendy’s Secret Garden is a really lovely secluded and romantic place to have a picnic. It has a beautiful garden, charming antiquities, and Sydney Harbour Bridge & Opera House as a backdrop! It’s a secret garden because it is hard to find (unless you have the directions). The garden was created by Wendy Whiteley after the death of her husband, Brett Whiteley in 1992. (Brett was one of Sydney’s favourite artists who has won many prestigious art prizes in Australia.)
Here’s the link for more info on Wendy’s Secret Garden: http://familyfunsydney.blogspot.com/2010/07/wendys-secret-garden-lavender-bay.html
While I’m a little biased. I think Cremorne Point has to be one of the best. easy parking. and transport by ferry (only 10 minutes from the city) and a stunning view of the bridge, opera house and sydney skyline.
Centennial Parklands.
Carrs Bush Park in Sydney’s southern suburbs is a fantastic place for a picnic. It has shade trees galore, bush walks, childrens playground/bike track, a beaut little swimming enclosure, cafe/restaurant and much much more
Milson’s point, I think. Just because.
Nilson Park