Robin Hood Park
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Robin Hood Park is a quiet neighbourhood park in Northmead with shade, seating and a playground. Dogs are welcome on-leash, and the calm, green setting makes it an easy place for a gentle local walk. There is drinking water on hand, and it is an unhurried spot that suits a relaxed stroll close to home. A pleasant, low-key park for an on-leash visit.
Dog rules
Dogs are permitted on-leash under NSW Companion Animals Act. Dogs must be under effective control at all times. Dogs prohibited within 10m of playgrounds and play equipment. Check on-site signage for any additional restrictions.
At a glance
On-leash onlyAdmin team verified
Shade availableVenue website
BinsFrom reviews
Seating availableAdmin team verified
Hood St, Northmead NSW 2152, Australia
Before you go
- 💧No confirmed drinking water — bring your own to be safe.
- 🗑Poo bags not confirmed — best to bring your own.
What people say
★★★★☆2 years ago
Nice quiet neighbourhood park with playground and seating. Would benefit from fencing around the playground because people use the park for offleash dog play. Playground is suited to older toddlers and young kids. Steep hill or bush track to access.
★★★★★7 years ago
Absolutely quiet place. Nothing much to do for young boys but toddlers can run around freely. Have seen plenty of friendly dogs off leash. Hint: there's a mulberry plant in there on the left just where the slope end , find it and enjoy.
★★★★★5 months ago
I really love bushwalking through this space with my family. We have had so many special memories walking along the track. It reminds me of the amazing bushwalking spots in the Blue Mountains. The only thing is this is so close to 🏠.
★★★★☆6 years ago
Great park for children to play, neat and tidy, quiet and peaceful, also there is also a track there, Redbank track. Great park, but could do with a couple of bins put in
★★★★☆6 years ago
A lovely little spot young children to play. Pedestrian access only so very safe.
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