Gutteridge Gardens

Gutteridge Gardens is a beautiful park in Wynyard, Tasmania, named after Richard Gutteridge, a former mayor of the town.

It is conveniently located at the end of the main street and can be easily accessed by car or on foot. The park offers a car park with toilets, making it a great place to stop and rest while traveling through Wynyard. The garden and wharf pathways are perfect for walking and cycling, and there are plenty of seating areas to enjoy a picnic lunch or local fish and chips. The park also has a well-maintained playground for children with a range of equipment. Located side-by-side with Wynyard Wharf, the park provides a great place to rest and recharge, offering stunning views of the surrounding area against the backdrop of the Inglis River Estuary. Additionally, Gutteridge Gardens is home to the annual Tulip Festival, which takes place in September and October. Set on the banks of the Inglis River, the festival features live music, local produce, and talented makers from around Tasmania newline.