Canberra Corroboree Park

Located on the Paterson and Corroboree Park Streets, Ainslie, Corroboree Park Canberra is one of the popular Canberra Destinations. In the 1920s, Corroboree Park of Canberra was designed by Federal Capital Advisory Committee under Sir John Sulman, who was the architect and town planner. The informal design and tennis courts attract the local people as well as the tourists. Presently Corroboree Park in Canberra houses a tennis practice wall, table tennis table, basketball court, contemporary play equipment and picnic area.

Corroboree Park Canberra is a great place for the nature lovers. Ribbon gum -Eucalyptus viminalis, the tallest tree of Canberra is found in this park. Corroboree Park Canberra is one of the preferred places of picnic in the city,as it is perfect for a day’s outing with family or friends. The activities included in and around the park are a wide variety of games. It is incredibly relaxing to walk around the bushes and greenery and enjoy the nature at its best.

A quiet walk relaxes mind as well as body and refreshes to the ultimate level. Exploring different as well as unique trees is another activity, which is practiced by the visitors of the park. People of Canberra often prefer taking a day out from their busy and exhausting work schedule and spending time in the Corroboree Park.