Top 10 Free Things To Do and Attractions in Terrigal

"Designed by Harry Seidler for his parents and built between 1948 to 1950, Rose Seidler House provides panoramic views of Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park and is one of the finest examples of mid 20th-century modern domestic architecture in Australia. A visit to the Rose Seidler House provides visitors with an opportunity to view the furniture and fittings form one of the most complete and intact post World War II design collections in public ownership. Opening Times: Open Sundays only | 10.00 am – 4.00 pmTicket Prices: Family $38.00Address: 71 Clissold Rd, Wahroonga NSW Website: sydneylivingmuseums.com.au/rose-seidler-house"

"The Rose Seidler House is one of Sydney’s most unique houses – an iconic and influential house in every right. The house was constructed between 1948 and 1950 and boasted a radical modernist approach in its..."

"Ku-Ring-Gai Chase is the second oldest national park in Australia. We love this Park for its proximity to Sydney (a quick 45 minute drive from the city), significant Aboriginal sites and stunning scenic views. There are many walks you can do here, but make sure to soak up the panoramic views at West Head Lookout!"

"Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park is easily accessible from Sydney, it's only a fifty-minute ride!. This place is really amazing, not only for a magnificent photo but also to relax all day!. I mean, who wouldn't want to relax in this natural pool?"

"A spectacular mix of sandstone, Australian bushland and tranquil water vistas, this 14,928-hectare park forms Sydney’s northern boundary. It’s located 20 to 30km from the city centre and accessible by public..."

"Constructed in 1858, Rouse Hill Estate was the home of Richard Rouse, the Colonial Superintendent of Public Works and Convicts at Parramatta, and the generations of his family thereafter (six generations in total) and is an example of the ‘rude’ timber farm buildings that were found throughout rural Australia. A visit to Rouse Hill Estate is quite interesting. The site is the very place where the 1804 ‘Vinegar Hill’ convict rebellion occurred, and the kids can explore the original school that is on the site as well."

"If you are in the Hills and looking for western Sydney parks the kids will love, this fun playground is located in Fairway Drive Reserve, Kellyville. It has a soft-fall climbing wall and metal tube slide, swings, shade sails and is surrounded by open grass spaces. There is also a basketball and netball half court nearby for some sports play."

"Dog-friendly Rouse Hill Regional Park is great for a picnic or barbecue. There is a lot to do; head to the playground, go bike riding, or take a stroll down to Second Ponds Creek."

"274 Old Northern Rd, 2154, Castle Hill (NSW). 7.3 / 10 468 reviews"

"The Newport is set on the stunning shores of Pittwater and is the place for parents and kids to soak up the laidback local vibe while enjoying the diverse menus and activities on offer. The kid appeal really lies in their ability and freedom to run around as well as play with one of the many games on offer. Think badminton, ping pong and a giant magnetic Scrabble board on the wall and you'll have just one of the many reasons families flock here to enjoy the relaxed vibe."

"If you are a bit outside of Sydney, this waterfront location is a perfect dining option. Guests can enjoy a hearty meal in this open-air restaurant, held on a huge deck that is surrounded by lush bushland. The restaurant offers both dinner and just drinks, with even your dogs welcome on this alfresco spot!"

"Located in Sydney’s beautiful Northern Beaches, The Newport has to be at the top of the best kid friendly restaurants in Sydney. Its huge terrace sits at the Pittwater beachfront. This makes anywhere you sit a great spot for seeing the sunset over the water in the background."

"25 Victoria Ave, 2154, Castle Hill (NSW)"

"The Newport is set on the stunning shores of Pittwater and is the place for parents and kids to soak up the laidback local vibe while enjoying the diverse menus and activities on offer. The kid appeal really lies in their ability and freedom to run around as well as play with one of the many games on offer. Think badminton, ping pong and a giant magnetic Scrabble board on the wall and you'll have just one of the many reasons families flock here to enjoy the relaxed vibe."

"If you are a bit outside of Sydney, this waterfront location is a perfect dining option. Guests can enjoy a hearty meal in this open-air restaurant, held on a huge deck that is surrounded by lush bushland. The restaurant offers both dinner and just drinks, with even your dogs welcome on this alfresco spot!"

"Located in Sydney’s beautiful Northern Beaches, The Newport has to be at the top of the best kid friendly restaurants in Sydney. Its huge terrace sits at the Pittwater beachfront. This makes anywhere you sit a great spot for seeing the sunset over the water in the background."