A giant enclosed playground with many areas for kids to run and play around. There is a giant…read morerotating area in the middle, rope areas, flying fox (closed when we visited), a bike road, sand pits, spinning things, slides, small quiet areas for reading/eating and a cafe out front. Street parking was easily found. We spent a long time here and the kids had a great time.

Wonderful award winning playground. Come for the day and bring a picnic - you can sit on the grass…read moresurrounding the play area or if you're early enough, one of the five picnic tables. Playground features: Fenced Shaded Toilets Suitable for all abilities Suitable for a fair age range (toddlers to maybe 8/9 year olds) Sand pit Automated merry-go-round Picnic tables

This is a little oasis, especially on a weekday. The netball courts are a good place for little…read moreones to ride bikes. There is a fenced off playground and an off leash dog area. Plenty of seating and picnic areas for lunch too.

Four courts at the far end of Primrose Park are home to the Primrose Park Tennis Centre. It's a…read moresmall club, but a thriving hub of small children every afternoon when the courts are all busy with group and individual lessons. It's a great place to start learning, but probably not the launching place for the next Andre Agassi - but who knows? Beyond lessons, the club hosts social tennis evenings for the kids on Friday evenings, with Round Robin competitions and pizza.Adults are also accommodated at the club, with ladies clinics on weekday mornings and courts available for hire. The small clubhouse has basic facilities and sells tennis racquets and balls, but possibly the best thing for non-players is access to the rest of the pretty park which leads down to the shores of Middle Harbour and access to harbourside walks. The park is one of the few in Mosman that welcomes off-leash dogs.

Located very close to the shoreline this is a relatively hidden tennis court in the back of…read moreCremorne. The courts are in ok shape and its well sheltered so less impacted by the strong breeze that can sometimes hamper play in the area. They can be difficult to get a hold of at times but booking a court is relatively easy and their prices are in line with many other courts in the area. There are only a small number of courts here so booking ahead is well recommended. It is usually booked out during the weekends and in the evenings as well. I have played here many times and often we ended up booking here as many of the other courts were either too busy or not available at times that suited our schedule. Not a bad place for a game of tennis in the area.

Fantastic for entertaining kids of all ages. A soft play area for the babies - 1yr+…read more A massive climbing area with slides and tunnels and jumping castle obstacle course. Cafe for the adults - coffee is bad tho.. Good canteen food. I would recommend bringing food from home if you can.

This place is magic for the under 5s and their grandparents. There are four courts for indoor…read morecricket, basket ball, netball and soccer. These are transformed in the daytime to playgrounds for the kids. Two courts are joined and are filled with push toys and jumping castle. The other two are leased out to soccer joeys for 3-5 and a sports group for toddlers. Grab a coffee and watch the gremlins exhaust themselves before lunch.

This pool is great- the staff are grand and the water is warm in winter and refreshing in summer!…read moreAlways crystal clear and clean. Really safe venue and nice to go to. They have swimming lessons and a small gym

We just recently became patrons with our little girl who takes swim lessons there…read more The quality of the lessons are superb. We've been to different pools, but here suddenly she flourishes in the pool. The pool is quite modern, with an indoor slide and a little adventure world for the little ones. There is an outdoor pool, everything is still pretty new and clean. At time you can't find parking at their car park, which is frustrating as street parking is rare. The only downside is the staff. Arrogant pushy unfriendly girls working at the reception and the school. I nearly slapped one little tart who came and started to tell me off about something she got wrong. Not sure where they take their attitude and confident from that this is how you talk to clients. Thus my 2 star rating. The clientele is made up of Chinese, Indians and Caucasians. So don't expect a fistfight. Last not least. The coffee shop seems to be serving Caucasians first. So depending if you like that sort of behaviour, could be good or bad.

Little playground and small water park both shaded with shaded tables nearby, an oval and toilet…read moreblocks. Worth the trip if you live nearby.

Fred Caterson Reserve is close by to the centre of Castle Hill yet once you enter the grounds you…read morefeel as if you have escaped to the bush. I don't know how many hectares it covers but it is large. It contains a baseball diamond, cricket pitch, basketball centre, bike tracks plus a number of other things that I can't remember. Lots of kids play sport there and there is a natural friendliness about the whole place. The Hills Hornets have their home base there. There's plenty of parking for each one of the separate fields and during the week they're full. A great place to take kids if you have just moved to the area, let them choose which discipline they want.

Fred Caterson is a basic rec centre for basketball. It has 4 courts and the surface is generally…read morewill maintained. There's no air conditioning though so it can get quite hot, but I've never seen anyone leave the game due to cramping (take that, LeBron) The refs are either hit or miss, and you can usually get a good game during the week when they don't have camps on.