Prince Alfred Park is a sprawling, lush oasis in the heart of the city, boasting a stunning heated pool, tennis courts, and plenty of space for relaxation and recreation.
"Real talk time: Surry Hills can be a bit of a rough around the edges. But then there’s Prince Alfred Park. It’s just – nice. There’s great views of the city, wide open spaces, a heated outdoor pool, gym equipment, modern play equipment for kids, some tress, a bike path through the middle… and everyone there just seems happy to be there. If the compressed griminess of Surry Hills is getting you down, head down to the Prince Alfred. It’s the perfect cure for a 'Slurry Hills' hangover." - For the People
"This is one of the city’s most state-of-the-art and sustainable parks, thanks to an award-winning $9 million 2013 redevelopment. A "poetic reinterpretation of Sydney’s large 19th-century parks," it includes a gorgeous 50-metre heated outdoor pool and toddlers’ splash zone (princealfred.org), lined with yellow umbrellas, loungers, and sloped landscaping, including a native grass roof and resort-worthy palms. A cafe, sky-lit changing rooms, and shaded spots sit alongside. You’ll find fitness stations and an alfresco gym dotted through the park, plus two playgrounds, an oversized tree seat, a hillside slide, barbecue and picnic facilities, and off-leash areas for hounds. Even the pool’s ventilation chimneys are arty." - Sophie Davies
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