Discover the Serenity of Haig Park
Experience tranquility and natural beauty at Haig Park in Braddon, the perfect escape for relaxation and recreation.
A brief summary to Haig Park
- Torrens St, Braddon, Australian Capital Territory, 2612, AU
- Monday 12 am-12 am
- Tuesday 12 am-12 am
- Wednesday 12 am-12 am
- Thursday 12 am-12 am
- Friday 12 am-12 am
- Saturday 12 am-12 am
- Sunday 12 am-12 am
Nestled in the heart of Braddon, Haig Park is an expansive green oasis that beckons visitors with its serene atmosphere and natural beauty. This park is a perfect spot for tourists seeking a peaceful escape from the bustling city life. Spanning lush lawns and shaded walking paths, Haig Park invites you to take leisurely strolls or enjoy a delightful picnic with family and friends. The park's inviting landscape is adorned with an array of trees that provide ample shade, making it an ideal location for relaxation and unwinding on sunny days. As you explore the park, you’ll find various open spaces perfect for recreational activities. Whether you’re interested in a casual game of frisbee or simply lounging in the sun with a good book, Haig Park accommodates all your leisure pursuits. The park’s tranquil ambiance, coupled with the gentle rustle of leaves and chirping birds, creates a soothing backdrop that enhances your outdoor experience. Moreover, Haig Park is conveniently located near Braddon’s vibrant cafes and eateries, allowing you to treat yourself to a meal or coffee after your park visit. Whether you're a local or a tourist, Haig Park presents a delightful opportunity to connect with nature and enjoy the fresh air, making it a highlight of your visit to the Australian Capital Territory.
Local tips
- Visit early in the morning for a peaceful atmosphere and beautiful sunrise views.
- Bring a picnic blanket and snacks to enjoy a leisurely lunch surrounded by nature.
- Explore the walking paths to discover hidden spots and enjoy a quiet moment away from the crowds.
Getting There
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Walking
If you're starting from the Canberra City Centre, head east towards Northbourne Avenue. Once you reach Northbourne Avenue, turn left and walk north for about 1 kilometer until you reach the intersection with Torrens Street. Turn right onto Torrens Street. Haig Park will be on your left after a short walk, and it is bordered by Torrens Street.
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Public Transport - Bus
From the Canberra City Centre, make your way to the nearest bus stop at City Bus Interchange. Catch any bus that goes towards the 'Braddon' area (you can check the bus route maps for options). Disembark at the stop 'Torrens St near Lonsdale St'. From there, walk down Torrens Street, and you will see Haig Park on your right side.
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Cycling
If you prefer cycling, rent a bike from a local bike hire service. Start from the Canberra City Centre and head towards Northbourne Avenue. Take the bike path that runs along Northbourne Avenue heading north. When you reach the intersection with Torrens Street, turn right and continue cycling until you reach Haig Park on your left side.
Attractions Nearby to Haig Park
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BentSpoke Brewing Co.
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Canberra's National Triangle self-guided walking tour
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Canberra Carousel
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The Big Parcel
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Canberra Times Fountain
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Drill Hall Gallery
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The Other Side of Midnight PublicART
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Canberra Museum & Gallery
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Civic Square
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Canberra Theatre Centre
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Choice of Passage PublicART
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Glebe Park Gandhi Statue
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City Hill
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Australian Serviceman Memorial
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Australian War Memorial
Landmarks nearby to Haig Park
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Hive
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POP Canberra
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Paint Pinot Braddon
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Milky Lane Braddon
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Braddon Collective
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Midnight Hotel, Autograph Collection
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Corella
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Volstead Repeal
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OutinCanberra.com.au
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Assembly The People's Pub
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Bite & Booze Dumpling and Bar (Formerly Yat Bun Tong Dumpling House)
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Canberra Tracks - Ainslie Arts Centre
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Hopscotch
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Canberra Tracks - Alt Crescent
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Father and Son Fountain