Cremorne Reserve

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Last updated October 2026

Harbourside council reserve on Cremorne Point with a playground, foreshore walk, lighthouse and Maccallum Pool.

Cremorne Reserve is a North Sydney Council harbourside reserve on Cremorne Point with bushland, formal lawns and gardens, and views of the harbour and the city. The council lists a playground, adult fitness equipment, a small lighthouse at Robertsons Point, the National Trust listed Lex and Ruby Graham garden, and the harbourside Maccallum Pool. There are public toilets, seats, picnic tables and bubblers. The Cremorne Point foreshore walk follows the main shoreline path and explains the Aboriginal and European history of the area. The loop track can be entered from Bogota Avenue, from the steps at the eastern end of Hodgson Avenue, or above Cremorne Wharf. Dogs must be on a leash and are not allowed within 10 metres of the playground. To drive, turn off Military Road into Murdoch Street, which leads into Milson Road; street parking is limited. The Mosman ferry from Circular Quay stops at Cremorne Point.

Facts checked against the venue's own website on 12 October 2026.