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Located in Sydney’s inner west on the Parramatta River, historic Callan Park offers parklands, sporting grounds and green space and is managed by Greater Sydney Parklands. Greater Sydney Parklands does not accept responsibility for fan comments on this page. They are not representative of the opinions of Greater Sydney Parklands, nor do we make any warranty to their accuracy. Posts may be deleted
04/09/2026
NSW Rural Fire Service has issued a TOTAL FIRE BAN for Greater Sydney for Saturday 5 September 2026. This means no fires in the parklands including coal, wood and gas fire BBQs. All fire permits are suspended. Report fires quickly by calling 000. bit.ly/469bbw1
Looking for a quiet moment by the water? 🌊
At Callan Park, the foreshore opens onto wide harbour views, gentle breezes and space to pause. 🌿
11/08/2026
Four-legged friends welcome. 🐾
With expansive open spaces and scenic walking paths, Callan Park is a favourite destination for dogs and their humans alike.
Share a photo of your pup enjoying the park in the comments. 📸
06/08/2026
One of the most powerful parts of this story at Callan Park is the transformation itself.
Built in the early 1920s as part of Australia's first repatriation hospital for returned WWI soldiers, Repatriation Ward B (Building 497) is being carefully restored and adapted for a new purpose.
The heritage building will enter a new chapter as the clubhouse for , honouring its past while serving the community for years to come.
Stay tuned for its transformation!
Slow down and enjoy the quieter side of Callan Park. 🌿
With waterfront views and peaceful walking paths stretching along the foreshore, mornings here are best spent taking your time.
Whether it’s a casual stroll, a coffee by the water or simply getting outdoors, Callan Park is the perfect place to pause and reset.
30/07/2026
We’re calling for nominations for an Aboriginal representative to join the Callan Park community trustee board.
👉 This is your opportunity to contribute your local knowledge, perspectives and experience to inform the care, management, and activation of Callan Park, ensuring Aboriginal voices and perspectives are heard in discussions about the park's future.
Community trustee boards provide advice to Greater Sydney Parklands on community, environmental, heritage and cultural issues to inform our decision-making. It is important that the membership of each board represents a range of community interests and local perspectives on park stewardship, activities and usage.
📅 Nominations close Sunday, 16 August 2026.
For more information, visit: https://www.greatersydneyparklands.nsw.gov.au/help-shape-callan-park-future
Image Credit: Phillip Orcher
26/07/2026
National Tree Day is a chance to recognise the important role trees play in creating healthy, vibrant green spaces for our communities. 🌳
Across Callan Park, mature trees help shape the landscape, provide habitat for local wildlife and create spaces for people to walk, gather and connect with nature.
However you spend your time in the park today, take a moment to appreciate the natural environment that surrounds us. 💚🌿
23/07/2026
Start your day strong with a morning run. 🏃♀️
Callan Park offers bayside paths, open lawns and fresh harbour air, making it an easy place to get moving, find your rhythm and set yourself up for a good day.
20/07/2026
Bush School at Callan Park gives children the chance to explore, create and connect with nature through outdoor play, discovery and hands-on experiences. 🍃
Hear from one of our Rangers about what makes Bush School at Callan Park such a special experience for young explorers.
📅 Book your child’s Bush School session today - https://www.greatersydneyparklands.nsw.gov.au/bush-school-callan-park-25-5-years
Stroll along the waterfront and take in picturesque views across Iron Cove and the Parramatta River. Whether you’re walking, cycling, or simply stopping to soak up the scenery, this peaceful foreshore spot is one of Callan Park’s hidden gems.