“A park with trampolines?” you ask. Yes, Yampi Park offers fun features for everyone. It is an attractive green space. It connects Bourke and South Dowling Streets.
Yampi Park has grassy areas where people sit and relax. Paths wind through the park. They are perfect for walking and riding.
Let’s look around Yampi Park. You will see bench seating. Low concrete stools are scattered about. Sandstone walls provide more seating. There are even table-style seats. These are near the children’s area.
Notice the trees. They offer plenty of shade in Yampi Park. You will see native palm trees. They add to the park’s beauty.
Do you have a dog? Great. Dogs are welcome in Yampi Park. They must stay on a leash. The play area is a no-go zone for dogs.
Speaking of the children’s area. Yampi Park has two in-ground trampolines. Kids love these. There are also soft-fall climbing mounds.
Feeling thirsty? Yampi Park has a water bubbler. It is accessible. There is even a dog bowl. You can find it at the South Dowling Street end of the park.
Need a toilet? There are public toilets nearby. Find them in Moore Park. It is a five-minute walk over South Dowling Street. Eddie Ward Park also has toilets. It is an eight-minute walk from Yampi Park along Devonshire Street.
Yampi Park is easy to get to. The Surry Hills light rail stop is close. It is an eight-minute walk from the park along Devonshire Street.
Are you driving? There is limited on-street metered parking. You can find it in the surrounding streets.
Cyclists are catered for. Yampi Park has bike racks. There are three north of the light rail line. Three more are to the south.
The pathways are accessible. People can walk and ride on the shared path. It goes from South Dowling Street through the park to Parkham Lane.
Vehicles also use a shared path. This is along Parkham Place and Parkham Lane. They travel in a one-way direction west.
Check out the attractions. The area north of the light rail line features the Wimbo Paddock Mural. Artist Peter Day created it. The mural is illuminated at night.
The Stonemasons Monument is also here. City of Sydney stonemasons created it. They once occupied this site. Yampi Park combines art, history, and recreation. It makes the park a special place. Enjoy your visit.