Headland Park

Headland Park is a must-see attraction in Sydney, located on the Mosman peninsula.

It consists of three precincts - Georges Heights, Middle Head, and Chowder Bay. Visitors can spend hours exploring the park's walking tracks and scenic outlooks.

The park is situated in a picturesque spot with stunning views of the harbour. Its location on the Mosman peninsula allows visitors to enjoy the natural beauty of the area.

There is plenty to see and do in Headland Park. Visitors can explore the rich history of defence, including a WWI-era military hospital and underground defence forts. The park offers various walking tracks through bushland, providing panoramic water views of Sydney Harbour.

A standout highlight is the Georges Heights Lookout, offering breathtaking panoramic views of Sydney Heads, the Pacific Ocean, the eastern suburbs, and the city skyline.

After a day of exploring, visitors can relax and enjoy a meal at one of the park's cafés or tea rooms. Frenchy's Cafe offers authentic French cuisine in a tranquil bushland setting. The Tea Room Gunners Barracks, located in a historic building with stunning harbour views, provides a beautiful setting for tea. Burnt Orange, another tea room in the park, offers a peaceful setting for a delicious lunch.

The park can be easily accessed by car via Middle Head Road or by taking a ferry to Mosman Bay Wharf and walking through the park for about 30 minutes.