We’ve rounded up the best picnic spots in Sydney for a relaxing day in the great outdoors. Experience Mad hatter’s tea party during valentines day. From beachside party BBQs to Sydney Harbour views, enjoy a relaxing day with your family and friends whilst taking in the breathtaking views of these locations. These are our top picks for Sydney’s best picnic spots. McKell Park At the end of Darling Point Road, Darling Point is McKell Park a picturesque hideaway situated on the shores of Sydney Harbour. Pack a picnic and take in the glistening harbour, city skyline and the Harbour Bridge all in one. The garden has tiered grass levels with lots of different spots but if you want a prime position to watch the sun set head down towards the water. You’ll often see people fishing off the sandstone wall while others relax in the sun reading a book or sipping wine. The perfectly manicured gardens also attract a number of wedding ceremonies in the warmer months. The gates close at sun down so make sure you don’t get too relaxed and make it out on time. Centennial Park, Centennial Parklands Centennial Parklands is one of the most popular spots to have a picnic in Sydney, and with good reason. The large open grasslands make it the ideal spot for family and friends. Another major draw card are the eight free gas-powered barbecues available for public use. Cook up a storm with plenty of mouthwatering sangas and steaks. Your four … Read more

Warm weather in Sydney means it’s officially picnic season. So while you’re busy planning your spread of sangas and chocolate-coated strawberries, we’ve been busy rounding up the best spots for an epic outdoor feast. Picnic rug hire is different from any style of picnic but of course the bottom line is you have enjoyed the food and time with your love one. So with bottles of bubbly in hand, why not cancel that lunch reservation and enjoy that alfresco dining life— without that 5 star cost. Here’s our top picks when it comes to the best picnic spots in Sydney. Royal Botanic Gardens CBD Located in the heart of the CBD, the Royal Botanic Gardens is an obvious choice for the perfect picnic experience. Ideal for those of you who are workin’ hard in the city and just fancy a quick break with Mother Nature, or if you are planning a romantic rendezvous sipping champagne with that special someone, this is the place for you. Even more fabulous, Mrs Macquaries Point in the Gardens offers a panoramic view of the Opera House to Harbour Bridge, so this would the perfect place to set the mood, if you know what we mean. The Royal Botanic Gardens has a ridiculous amount of exotic plants, flowers, trees, (and those ibises that are everywhere, sorry), so you will be spoilt for choice for spots to set up your picnic. Enjoy. Wendy’s Secret Garden Lavender Bay Wendy’s Secret Garden (that’s maybe not so secret now) … Read more