Gosford Waterfront Park

Gosford Waterfront Markets are held third Saturday of the month next to the Eat Street Cafe, Boat ramp car park near Gosford Pool. It is dog friendly and I suggest you go early as parking can be difficult.There was a good range of stalls including Gourmet Pies, candles, plants, leathergoods, bread, jewellery, clothing, baby clothes, fidgets,honey, nuts, jerkey, face painting, lemonade, food stalls and much more.

This is one of the most stunning parks in Gosford, and it's all thanks to the fact that it's designed to be a reflection of nature. The park integrates elements of water and land, creating a truly unique experience that never fails to impress.When the tide is high, it's a truly spectacular sight to see: the water element comes alive! Also during some evenings, with its beautiful lighting and design, this park never fails to impress.The kids can't get enough of it and we can't help but share our love for this amazing playground with everyone we meet. We feel lucky to have this right at our doorstep!

Beautiful park . But unfortunately the only downside is there is no shade at all. very hot. !!!! All tables and sitting area would be great if had shade.

Fantastic new(ish) Park that will serve the people of Gosford for many years to come. Playground. BBQ. Toilets. Tables and seats. Limited shade. Indigenous art-work. Water views. Exercise equipment. Playground more suited to older children.

We were in Gosford and i remembered reading about new waterfront park.Wow! What a nice discovery!!It features 3 varous playgrounds. Whoever designed this park really put their thinking hat on to create a wilderness and adventure and lots of climbing/sliding things all rolled in one.I am not sure about toilets (couldn't see any). However, there are BBQ and lots of tables. Making it an ideal spot for a birthday party.I am not huge fan of stone benches - they will probably feel really cold in the winter and hot in the peak of summer.However ive see few people bring their own chairs.Not to sound negative but it is ideal playground for cooler months - no trees/shade to speak of for parents to hide under in the hotter months.On the positive side - it is so packed jam with various features that it is truly worth a visit.Not a single piece of pladtic or artificial grass in sight , a truly delightful sight

My girls (9yrs) love it. It's a great place to visit after dinner or even to sit and have a takeaway while the kids are having a play. It is a very active playground so gets their energy out.

The play equipment is very good, but the 'water park' is a colossal failure. We were reminded of what could have been when visiting the Entrance recently - the kids loved that water park. But the Gosford 'water park' is an enormous boring seedy desert bog that resembles a dystopian climate change horror movie. If it had been clean and fun like the Entrance we'd probably take our kids there every week. Such a shame.

Neat park just wish they had swings and that the slide was more slippery. It has a good amount of BBQ areas and tons of place to sit

The Gosford waterfront is a place for people: a vibrant urban foreshore with high quality public domain spaces, entertainment, maritime servicesPlenty of parking spots