About Mount Penang Parklands
Mount Penang Parklands is an 8-hectare public park and garden precinct in Kariong on the Central Coast of New South Wales, Australia. Developed on the former Mount Penang site and opened as community parklands, it features landscaped native and formal gardens, lakes and water features, walking trails and open lawns. The parklands serve as a major regional recreation area and event venue, known for its accessible gardens, picnic facilities and tranquil bushland setting.
Visitors guide
Visitors can expect landscaped gardens including native plantings, formal garden areas, lakes and water features, open lawns and shaded picnic areas set within bushland surrounds. The site offers paved walking paths, boardwalks around lakes, an amphitheatre, event lawns and a children's playground. It is a tranquil, open-air setting suitable for leisurely walks, photography, picnics and small events, with views of surrounding bushland and easy access to garden displays.
Key highlights
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Landscaped native and formal gardens with seasonal displays
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Lakes and water features with boardwalks and viewing areas
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Network of paved walking trails through bushland setting
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Open event lawns and amphitheatre for festivals and weddings
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Picnic areas with barbecue facilities and playground