Camperdown Cemetery

Peaceful cemetery the adjoining park which is now the "dog park" is also the old cemetery and has 18,000 people buried under it but they only have 2000 headstones salvaged and moved into the church along the surrounding walls. There are some beautiful memorials that still stand but time has worn some of the engravings

Here lies a lot of stories which are forgotten. The stones are barley readable, because some are two hundred years old! It's a pretty place for photography, not that big, light is good and has a lot of atmosphere in this setting. Dogs are allowed to walk off leash.

Peaceful old cemetery, full of charm and character, with lush vegetation and crooked tombs. Perfect for a slow meditative walk before the hussle and bustle of nearby King Street.

This was @ nighttime so I couldn’t read the headstones - But apparently, there’s a role-call of famous names buried here. Nevertheless, it’s still pretty spectacular.

Boasting more goths per square metre than a Robert Smith concert the cemetery features big trees and creepy gravestones. A mix of kept and unkept tombstones the cemetery is serene and historic. A lovely place to explore the history of Newtown or take a piss when the portaloos are full during the Newtown festival. It has something for everyone.

Visiting the old church and cemetery was like stepping back in time.⛪️

This place is quite peaceful

Brings you back to 18th century Sydney...A must for any Newtown visitor.