Mary Booth Lookout Reserve is a small green space in Kirribilli, with views across Sydney Harbour to the Harbour Bridge, Opera House and city skyline. The lawn gives you room for a picnic or group photos, while the benches offer a place to pause and watch ferries and other boats cross the water. It is close to Milsons Point station and quieter than some nearby viewpoints. Bring sun protection if you plan to stay: shade is limited, and the grass slopes slightly near the edge.
Harbour views from Kirribilli
The reserve looks across Sydney Harbour towards the Harbour Bridge, Opera House and city skyline. From the grassy rise, you can also watch ferries and other boats crossing the water. The outlook changes with the light, and sunset brings warm colour to the harbour and buildings beyond.
The lawn has room for a picnic or group photographs, with a few benches for visitors travelling light. The park is small, so it works well as a short pause on a walk around Kirribilli rather than a destination with a long list of things to see.
A neighbourhood reserve
Mary Booth Lookout Reserve is named after Dr Mary Booth, a physician and welfare worker associated with women’s rights in the early 1900s. The reserve is near Milsons Point station, and a short walk from the station brings you to the harbour outlook.
The open lawn has little shade, and part of it slopes near the edge. Bring sun protection and water if you plan to sit outside, and choose flat shoes for the grass. Keep noise low after dusk out of consideration for local residents.
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What can you see from Mary Booth Lookout Reserve?
The lookout has views of the Sydney Harbour Bridge, Opera House, city skyline and harbour traffic.
Can you bring a dog to Mary Booth Lookout Reserve?
Yes. Dogs are allowed in the reserve.
Is there shade at Mary Booth Lookout Reserve?
Shade is limited, so bring a hat and water if you plan to stay.
