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| Community Gardens | Parks & Sportsgrounds |
 City Vision - Environment
A leafy City through parks, gardens, trees and the built environment |
Community Gardens are where communities can utilise an allotment of publicly owned land for growing vegetables, fruit or
flowers.
The City of Ryde will support groups establishing a Community Garden by helping with identification of land, horticultural advice
and liason services. Experience has shown that the most successful Community Gardens are where the community or group
has ownership of the project, making their own decisions on budgets, planning and the nature of the garden.
There are noted positive outcomes when the community become involved in managing an area of parkland, such as a reduction
in antisocial activity, and an increase in the use of the park.
Interested groups should contact City of Ryde's Customer Services on (02) 9952 8222.
| PARKS & SPORTSGROUNDS |
NEW! Dog Leash Free Area at Blenheim Park. |
The City of Ryde maintains a large number of parks with well-developed recreational facilities such as children's playgrounds,
sporting fields and barbecue facilities.
Below we have provided information on the larger recreational facilities in the area, highlighting the facilities that are available
in each park.
Banjo Paterson Park - Punt Road, Gladesville
Blenheim Park - Blenheim Road, North Ryde
E.L.S Hall Park - Kent Road, North Ryde
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+ Australian Rules & Rugby field. |
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Jim Walsh Park - Graham Avenue, Eastwood
Lions Park - Victoria Road, West Ryde
Meadowbank Park - Constitution Road, Meadowbank
+ 4 grass Hockey fields & 22 Netball fields.
Memorial Park - Meadow Crescent, Meadowbank
  + WWI & WW2 Memorial Walk
Morrison Bay Park - Frances Road, Putney
Putney Park - Pellisier Road, Putney
  + Water Play Area
Ryde Park - Blaxland Road - Ryde
 + Grandstand Band Rotunda
Yamble Reserve - Quarry Road, Ryde
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