Foreshore Park

About Foreshore Park

Escape to Foreshore Park—an urban oasis with shaded playscapes, picnic shelters, and walking paths perfect for a family day out. Featuring restrooms and benches, this park is an ideal spot for relaxation and entertainment.

Discover the beauty and history of Foreshore Park in Newcastle, a stunning 11-hectare regional park nestled along the harbour and beaches. Bordered by culturally significant sites like Fort Scratchley, the convict lumberyard, and Customs House, Foreshore Park boasts a rich and storied past. Once used for mining, shipping, and even rail marshalling yards, much of the park now sits on reclaimed land, offering a unique and fascinating glimpse into Newcastle’s industrial history.

What to do at Foreshore Park

Escape the city hustle and bustle at Foreshore Park, a serene and eco-friendly park nestled in the heart of the city. Once a railway line, this garden oasis provides ample parking and spaces for picnics and relaxation. Come soak up the sun and enjoy the lush green space at Foreshore Park.

Discover the charming Foreshore Park and its playful delights. Immerse your kids in the rich local history with a fun-filled play train, surrounded by serene trees and sail cloths providing ample shade. Fuel their imagination with an exciting landscape and let them ride their bikes, scooters, and skate in the refreshing, formerly water-filled Frog Pond at Pacific Park.

The Foreshore Park playground and water play area serve as the major attraction of the city’s redevelopment plan. Get ready to experience new connections between the city and the harbour’s edge, thanks to the Joy Cummings Promenade.
That’s not all! Foreshore Park also features upgraded amenities, iconic destination signs, and lush grassed areas where visitors can marvel at the working harbour – making it the perfect destination for families, tourists, and locals alike. Come explore this oasis and experience the ultimate urban adventure!