Centenary Park is a large open park with a barbecue area, bike tracks, play equipment, basketball court, two synthetic cricket nets and two playing fields that are used for cricket, rugby and football.
Burwood Soccer Club and ACC Cricket Club play some home matches at the park.
The Western Suburbs Leagues Bowling Club (Wests Sports) is located next door to the park.
Also adjacent is the Bede Spillane Dog Park, situated on the corner of Croydon Road and Queen Street.

The other major sporting park in Croydon is Blair Park, which borders Burwood Girls High School and is situated just 200 metres west of Centenary Park.
It contains one sporting field as well as a playground and a dog off-leash area, both adjacent to the sports field.

Wangal Park, situated directly north of Blair Park, is currently undergoing redevelopment by Burwood Council.
The area, which was originally a brickpit, will feature three wetlands, boardwalks, educational signage and various amenities.
Stage one of construction was opened in 2015, and works are expected to be complete in 2016.

Croydon is also home to various smaller parks and reserves: Reed Reserve, Froggatt Crescent Reserve, Prowse Reserve, Anthony Street Reserve, and Bridges Reserve.
Centenary Park is a large open park with a barbecue area, bike tracks, play equipment, basketball court, two synthetic cricket nets and two playing fields that are used for cricket, rugby and football. Burwood Soccer Club and ACC Cricket Club play some home matches at the park. The Western Suburbs Leagues Bowling Club (Wests Sports) is located next door to the park. Also adjacent is the Bede Spillane Dog Park, situated on the corner of Croydon Road and Queen Street.
The other major sporting park in Croydon is Blair Park, which borders Burwood Girls High School and is situated just 200 metres west of Centenary Park. It contains one sporting field as well as a playground and a dog off-leash area, both adjacent to the sports field.
Wangal Park, situated directly north of Blair Park, is currently undergoing redevelopment by Burwood Council. The area, which was originally a brickpit, will feature three wetlands, boardwalks, educational signage and various amenities. Stage one of construction was opened in 2015, and works are expected to be complete in 2016.
Croydon is also home to various smaller parks and reserves: Reed Reserve, Froggatt Crescent Reserve, Prowse Reserve, Anthony Street Reserve, and Bridges Reserve.
Croydon, New South Wales