Accessible entrace with paved path at Nita McCrae Park, Millers Point
Paved access pathway and open area inside McCrae Park
Shaded seating area at Nita McCrae Park.
Spacious paved footpath running alongside Nita McCrae Park
Overview of the internal park pathway
Accessible toilet near Nita McCrae Park
Nita McCrae Park offers excellent, highly accessible pathways and seating for visitors with mobility aids, wheelchairs, and prams. It is a flat, peaceful green space that serves as a seamless link between the historic areas of Millers Point and the modern precinct of Barangaroo.
Path Quality & Terrain
Surface: The pathways consist of a mix of smooth, wide concrete and well-maintained asphalt.
Gradient: The terrain throughout the main park area is flat and level, with seamless, lip-free transitions between different path segments and street boundaries.
Clearance: Footpaths both inside the park and running along the perimeter street are exceptionally wide, providing plenty of turning space and room to pass.
Seating & Rest Points
Bench Access: Slatted park benches are positioned directly on the edges of the paved concrete walkways. Visitors using mobility aids or wheelchairs can sit directly alongside companions on the hard-stand path without needing to navigate or park on the grass.
Shade: Several seating areas are well-shaded by mature trees, making it a comfortable spot to rest.
Highlights & Visuals: The park features a stunning, unobstructed view looking directly up at the Crown Sydney (One Barangaroo) skyscraper, making it a great, easily accessible photo spot
