Rose Bay Park

Rose Bay Park is a small foreshore park located below the Rose Bay Police Station, bounded between Point Piper Marina and Rose Bay Marina.

The park has plenty of shade, with a row of tall trees and a grassy expanse where visitors can get out of the sun or plan a picnic. Facilities and amenities at Rose Bay Park include picnic tables, benches, and public restrooms. Visitors can also find a playground for children, a basketball court, and a small beach area for swimming. The park is a popular spot for locals and visitors alike, and it can get busy during peak times. Rose Bay Park is located in the eastern suburb of Rose Bay, New South Wales, Australia, and is about 7 kilometers east of the Sydney central business district. The park is easily accessible by car or public transportation, and there is plenty of street parking available nearby. The park is situated near the Rose Bay Sea Wall, a heritage-listed former Aboriginal land, farms, and road reserve that is now a sea wall, road reserve, and esplanade. The Rose Bay Promenade is a collective term for various elements including the seawall, the balustrade with light standards directly above, four sets of stairs to access Rose Bay, the road carriageway, footpaths to the north and south of New South Head Road, landscaped verge of mature fig trees and other plantings punctuated by parking bays either side of New South Head Road, and the early refreshment rooms. The setting comprises Rose Bay Park to the west and the waters of Rose Bay.