Waratah-Wynyard, Tasmania, offers a variety of parks and reserves for visitors to enjoy. In Wynyard, the Frederick Street Reserve on Lowe Street caters to various users, including the Inglis Pony Club. The Inglis River Walkway, a 12-km easy walking track maintained by the Council, follows the riverbanks.
ANZAC Park in Somerset is a memorial park between the Bass Highway and the Somerset Surf Club, offering access to Somerset Beach and featuring an all-abilities playground. Boat Harbour Beach is a popular day-use area for swimming and recreation. Cam River Reserve, along the Cam River's western banks, is a favored recreational spot year-round. Cape Bridge Reserve off Saunders Street is a well-liked fishing location with a boat ramp for water activities.
Fossil Bluff is a site for fossil enthusiasts, showcasing fossils at low tide. Frenchs Road Nature Reserve is being rehabilitated by a dedicated local committee and Council members. Rotary Park's Playspace in Wynyard is designed for children of all ages and abilities, featuring castle theming. Rocky Cape National Park is rich in native wildlife, providing opportunities to spot wallabies, wombats, and possums during the day or evenings with a torch.