Bicentennial Park

A beautiful park, lovely gardens and open spaces, fruit bat colony, birds of all types. Great for exercise, a stroll or picnic.

Great place for a walk along the waterfront or a picnic. Playground, lots of grass.

A park worth visiting.If you haven't been you need to tick it off your list.Great for walking, take the boardwalk. Ride your bike etc.

A nice, open area park for afternoon sports and walks by the water.Not too much in the way of amenities, so bring your own coffee, drinks and food.The one playground in the area has seen better days, but still has the ability to challenge/punish kids going too fast on the merry-go-round (photos withheld). :)

So we were looking for a bike track to go to with the family, we googled to see what would come up and this place came up.The area in Glebe is beautiful was really easy to find, just pretty much followed google maps to get there.The tracks are kid friendly but I think but there are some little ledges that you need to careful with when taking the kids on the bike track since most of the track is on the edge of the water.Still safe in my opinion but just need to be careful.If you not a fan of dogs then you may not like the place as there were hundreds of dogs on the weekend. We would pass a dog every 2 mins but they were never a problem for us was kinda cute and my kids fear dogs and were fine.They also have heaps of little play areas for the kids, even a flying fox, slippery slide, was pretty cool.The thing about this place that sets it apart from other tracks is the scenery, lots of photo opportunities here.If you wanted to eat tramsheds is only 5 min drive with a few restaurants inside there and clean toilets inside. Or, there is the streets of glebe where you might find something to eat there also.

Beautiful day and night, especially during early sunrise. Along the harbour is a lovely track from the far end to the eastern part all the way to almost fish market. Morning seeing rowing training, dog walkers, runners, and some on bicycles. Dogs are mostly on leash lately although many are still off leash. Probably the safest to walk in the morning as more people are around. At night it is dead quiet. Great for romantic chat or people wanting solitude under moonlight.

The views across the water to Anzac Bridge and beyond are fantastic. Some mature Moreton Bay Figs grow at the Glebe part of the walk and add to the stunning scenes.

Very nice park dogs friendly. Went for a bicycle ride with my son. Lovely ambience