'September in Wistaria' - FAQs

No, you do not require a ticket to attend ‘September in Wistaria Gardens’.

Wistaria Gardens is open and free to visit every day of the year, including in September.

Wistaria Gardens is known for its displays of wisteria and cherry blossoms each September. Greater Sydney Parklands has also planted new garden beds of annuals including violas, snapdragons and primulas.

If driving, parking is available within Parramatta Park on Byrnes Ave near Little Coogee. Parking is also available at the O’Connell St car park with entrance to the park via Buttons Bridge.

There will be no access to Wistaria Gardens through the hospital.

Limited parking is available nearby within the park, so taking public transport is recommended.

‘September in Wistaria Gardens’ is not a replacement of the Wistaria Fete, which we acknowledge has been a much-loved tradition for the Parramatta community.

‘September in Wistaria Gardens’ is Greater Sydney Parklands' chance to invite the community into the gardens to celebrate spring, enjoy the floral displays and witness the great work the Trust has done so far to revive the gardens since they became part of Parramatta Park in July 2022.

Yes, light refreshments will be available for purchase including coffee, cold drinks, and snacks. There is plenty of space to roll out the picnic blanket, and we encourage visitors to pack a picnic and enjoy the Gardens.

Yes, dogs are welcome in Wistaria Gardens and must be kept on leash. Please keep them clear of the flower beds.  

Wistaria Gardens is wheelchair accessible however some assistance may be required in grassed areas.

We would love to hear your thoughts and stories of Wistaria Gardens. Please send us an email at [email protected] or sign up to our e-newsletter to receive updates on Parramatta Park and Wistaria Gardens.

There will be toilets open for use at Glengariff House which is within the Wistaria Gardens precinct, including an accessible toilet. Additional public toilets are available at multiple locations in Parramatta Park.