Echo Point Park

About the venue

This gorgeous park is situated in bushland on the shores of Middle Harbour and is an ideal venue for functions of all sizes, from family BBQs to weddings. Echo Point Park is Ku-ring-gai's only park with water frontage and boasts a beach, mangroves, Aboriginal heritage sites, fishing, walking tracks, terraced gardens, playground and remains of the old Roseville Baths and Roseville Bridge.

Make a booking

Group bookings can be made for up to 50 people at Echo Point Park. Bookings are available for lower area (waterside picnic shelter) or upper area (grass terrace).

Environmental value

Echo Point Park has a variety of ecological communities. Foreshore areas are important ecologically as they form the transition zone between the aquatic and terrestrial environment. Vegetation includes mangroves which are a habitat for aquatic species and provide a buffer; reduce erosion and maintain water quality.

We request visitors to the site tread lightly in the park by respecting other visitors, past and present, leave no trace and take only photographs.

Aboriginal heritage

Echo Point Park is an area of Aboriginal cultural significance. Please enjoy the park and the surrounding Country but leave everything in its place and in a similar condition.

Removal of kayaks from public land

Given the area's importance and fragility and in accordance with the Echo Point Park Plan of Management, Council will be removing unauthorised property, including kayaks, from public space. Any abandoned property will be impounded in accordance with the Public Spaces Unattended Property Act 2021. Additional details will be attached to the specific items.

For more information about the removal of kayaks from public space, please email treadlightly@krg.nsw.gov.au or call 9424 0000.