“Dedicated on 2 May 1895” echoes in the wind. We’re standing at Burrows Park in Clovelly. This park isn’t just grass and views. It carries a name with local significance.
Burrows Park was named after John Frederick Burrows. He served the North Ward from 1932 to 1937. His contribution lives on through this green space.
Look around. Burrows Park offers spectacular coastline views. From this high vantage point you can see in all directions. Walkers and joggers regularly use the wide pathways. Many come to enjoy the scenery.
Notice the outdoor gym. It’s free for everyone to use. Get your heart pumping while overlooking the ocean. Burrows Park encourages fitness with a view.
Consider a picnic. Tables are provided for a relaxed lunch. Breathe in the fresh air and enjoy the surroundings. Burrows Park is perfect for a family outing.
Burrows Park is located south of Waverley Cemetery. You can reach it via Ocean Street. Or use the walkway from Clovelly Beach or Bundock Park. The park is easily accessible for all.
To the east is an area of remnant vegetation. To the south, the cliff top meets Clovelly Bay. Burrows Park is naturally bounded by beauty.
Do you see the sportsfield? It’s a place for rugby union and rugby league. But unleashed dogs are prohibited on the sports fields. Keep our furry friends on their leashes in designated areas.
Consider the Clovelly Bowling Club, it is located within the park. Watch a game or perhaps join in yourself.
Please note a few rules. Golf practice is prohibited. Camping is also not allowed. Fires are prohibited as well. Removal of flora and fauna is prohibited. Let’s preserve the park’s natural state.
Burrows Park is more than just a park. It’s a place for recreation. It’s a place for sports. It’s a place for community. It’s a place named to honor local service.
Remember John Frederick Burrows as you enjoy this space. His dedication shaped this community. Take a moment to appreciate the history beneath your feet. Burrows Park is a testament to local contribution.