Frank Norris Park

Attraction
Norris Park
Morning Walk
Accessible toilets and walking path
Norris Park Gazebo (new pathway not pictured)
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About

Frank Norris Park, commonly known as Norris Park, is a peaceful green space in Cooma, offering a relaxing place to enjoy the outdoors. Established as a memorial park in 1966 through the efforts of the Cooma Rotary Club, the park features open lawns, picnic seating, public barbecues, accessible public toilets and a covered gazebo.

Norris Park is also the starting point for the Cooma Creek Walk and Cycleway, a flat, paved and accessible route following the tranquil Cooma Creek. Along the reserve, visitors can enjoy native birdlife and insects, with 15 exercise stations located along the path.

The accessible route is suitable for wheelchairs, prams and families, with dogs welcome on leads. A wheelchair-friendly pathway, ramp and dedicated accessible parking space were developed through a partnership between the Cooma Lions Club and Snowy Monaro Regional Council.

Hours

Open 24 hours

Facilities and visitor features

6 features
Caters for people who use a wheelchair.

Where you'll be

5 Crisp St

Cooma NSW 2630