Annangrove Park

Corner of Currie Avenue and Annangrove Road, Annangrove  

Annangrove Park's sporting facilities cater for soccer in winter and cricket in summer with a synthetic pitch.

The Park also has barbecue and picnic facilities, public toilets, playground , cricket pitch and off-street parking.

Tennis facilities are also available for hire here.

As well as these facilities and some informal walking tracks, Annangrove Park contains bushland of high conservation significance, including threatened species Tetratheca glanulosa, Darwinia biflora, Leucopogon fletcheri, Hibbertia superans, Pimelea curviflora, Glossy black cockatoos, and Red crowned toadlets.

Higher areas have fragments of the endangered bush communities Sydney Turpentine Ironbark Forest and Shale Sandstone Transition Forest.

After years of mowing in the past, with the help of volunteers the forest next to the field is now regenerating. Many of the native groundcovers and understorey plants have survived.

Annangrove Park is also home to Council's Environment Centre, for more information click here.

Why not visit the 'no mow zone' an area of regenerating bushland adjacent to the sporting field.  Since mowing has ceased the bushland has returned.

Park Facilities

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