Bicentennial Park since the founding of Australia is located on the shores of the Bay of Hombach 16 km West of Sydney. 100 hectares of the Park is made up of environmentally significant wetlands included in the list of natural heritage, another 40 hectares dedicated to the recreational area. Here you can participate in one of the eco-tours that introduce the nature of these places, to observe sports, or just lie on the lawn under the spreading canopy of trees. On the territory of the Park has been several picnic sites, Hiking and Biking trails, organized playgrounds for children. Among the interesting places in the Park is the lake, the Belvedere, the Monument of Peace, Lattice Tower, a sundial, a Memorial garden, "Silent Heart" and other attractions. In the Eastern part of the Park flows the stream of Powells Creek.

Bicentennial Park was created in 1980-ies in honor of the Bicentennial anniversary of the founding of Australia, which was celebrated in 1988. The project was envisaged the transformation of the landfill area 47, 4 hectares in the recreation zone and a capture under guards of 53 hectares of wetlands on the PARRAMATTA river. Today in the Bay of Hombach animals that thrive in its waters and on its banks.