Surrounded by natural areas, Pidding Park sportsfield is a popular destination during the summer months for cricket enthusiasts. The newly constructed clubhouse provides local groups with access to a range of facilities, including multipurpose change rooms, public toilets, and a fully equipped canteen area with preparation benches, fridges, and appliances. Additionally, the clubhouse offers storage space for user groups, enhancing the overall experience for visitors.
For over 30 years, the Pidding Park Bushcare group has diligently cared for the natural areas surrounding the park, ensuring the preservation of the environment and promoting sustainability. This longstanding commitment to environmental stewardship reflects the park’s dedication to maintaining a harmonious relationship with the surrounding ecosystem. The park’s history of conservation efforts underscores its values of community engagement and environmental responsibility.
Located on Pidding Road in Ryde, Pidding Park stands as a testament to the City of Ryde’s acknowledgment of the Traditional Custodians of the land, the Wallumedegal Clan of the Darug nation. By paying respect to Elders past, present, and emerging, as well as other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, the park fosters a culture of inclusivity and cultural appreciation. Pidding Park serves as a hub for sports, community gatherings, and environmental conservation, embodying a holistic approach to recreation and sustainability.
