Elizabeth Healey Reserve
Elizabeth Healey Reserve is a park in Pyrmont. We don't yet have enough signals to confirm whether dogs are allowed.
Dog rules
Dogs are welcome in this park but must be kept on a leash at all times. Off-leash exercise is only permitted in the City of Sydney's 50 designated off-leash parks — this is not one of them. Dogs are prohibited from playgrounds, sports courts, and enclosed sports ovals. Please pick up after your dog — free waste bags are available at most parks. (Source: City of Sydney — 'Living with pets in the city', cityofsydney.nsw.gov.au.)
At a glance
Before you go
- ℹ️Dog access hasn't been confirmed yet — best to check before visiting.
- 🌳No shade confirmed — take it easy on warmer days.
- 🗑Poo bags not confirmed — best to bring your own.
What people say
There's something about the way this tree curves that makes it kind of sexy. I want it to explode on me.
Name after my great-grandmother. She lived at 193 Harris Street Pyrmont most of her life. She is buried at northern suburbs lawn cemetery , and there is a coffee shop right next to this lovely park in Pyrmont . You can get very yummy meals from there without crossing roads to go to coffee shop , This picture is taken at Northern Suburbs Cemetery 🌹,
Elizabeth Healey lived in Pyrmont from the 1890's and was active in politics for over 60 years. As Sydney reserves go, this one's pretty slim. Small patch of grass, a bubbler, 3 benches and someone painted a wall red. ❤️ ☕ Note that there are heaps of cafes along Harris Street (including one adjoining the reserve), but you can't actually get coffee *at* the reserve.
Been there alot in my lifetime it was named after my great grandmother , She died in 1977 aged 99years and received a BEM a few years before.
A good park for rest in the middle of the Pyrmont. It has a few park benches and a bubbler if you are thirsty and just want to refill your water bottle. It has a small grass area but no kids playing equipment. Restaurants and bus stops are nearby.
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