Como is a suburb of Sydney, in the state of New South Wales. It is located 15 kilometers southwest of the Sydney central business district and is part of the St George area. The population was 1,837 at the 2016 census.
The word “como” means “resting place” or “serene spot”. It appears to be an Aboriginal word from north-eastern NSW and southern Queensland meaning a shady place near water where people camped after travelling long distances by foot.
The first land grant in the Como area was made to Captain John Connellan in 1827. He called his property “Como Farm”. The original house, built about 1830, still stands and is heritage-listed.
Today, Como, NSW is a mainly residential suburb with some light industry. It is home to a large aged care facility, the largest in NSW.
There are several places of interest in Como, including:
• The heritage-listed house built by Captain John Connellan in 1830.
• The large aged care facility, the largest in NSW.
Schools
There are no schools in Como itself, but there are several schools close by:
• Blakehurst High School (0.65 km)
• Hurstville Boys’ High School (0.85 km)
• Our Lady of Mercy College (Kogarah) (0.98 km)
• Kogarah Public School (0.99 km).
Transport system Como is well served by public transport with buses running to Sydney CBD and other suburbs nearby. The closest train station is at Beverly Hills. You can take a bus from Como to Beverly Hills station. There are also buses that take you directly into Central Station in Sydney.
Como is home to some big businesses and has a growing commercial area that provides lots of shopping opportunities for locals who live there as well as the people from surrounding areas. There are also several small businesses in the suburb that serve their local community with various goods and services they may require on a daily basis. Whether you want to go grocery shopping, get yourself some new clothes or even purchase an entirely different vehicle, you can find everything within this suburb!
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Address: 2A Cremona Rd, Como NSW 2226, Australia
Main Phone: (02) 9710 0333
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Latitude: -33.9977129
Longitude: 151.0700771
Daniel Humphrey
4/5
a month ago
Nice casual place to hang out, picnic, bring the kids. Nice on a summers night. Parking can be a bit ugh though. If picnicking, ring a trolley or buggy to transport your stuff in case you don’t get a park close. Nice lights in the park Jan 2022
Keena Hudson
4/5
4 months ago
Love this place. Great for walking and kids playground. Older kids and adults on bikes and playing cricket can make it feel a little precarious at times though
Photo Courtesy of: Justin Ly
Address: 1 Kiewa Pl, Kirrawee NSW 2232, Australia
Main Phone: (02) 9710 0333
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Latitude: -34.0231711
Longitude: 151.0726898
Talyah (Talzz)
5/5
7 months ago
Such a cute little park in the back of kirrawee! Recently has been remodelled and looks great! Large area for kids and always seems to have a steady flow of people
Shabana Ghaffar
4/5
a year ago
Great place for kids. The mulch stays wet for quite a time after rainy day. Thats the only negative.
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Address: 15 Kennedy Cres, Bonnet Bay NSW 2226, Australia
Main Phone: (02) 9710 0333
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Latitude: -34.0099633
Longitude: 151.0564756
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Address: 6 Prince Edward Park Rd, Woronora NSW 2232, Australia
Main Phone: (02) 9710 0231
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Latitude: -34.0180523
Longitude: 151.0542853
Keith Newland
4/5
2 months ago
Very pleasant bushy place for a picnic with some fun facilities for the kids, ducks & Rocky hills to climb. A few more covered tables would be good as it’s very busy on weekends
Trevor Richey
4/5
5 months ago
Excellent for kids from 2.5 years and up but not quite suitable for the really little ones.
It’s a new park so it does get quite busy.
Highly recommended.
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Address: 87 Green Point Rd, Oyster Bay NSW 2225, Australia
Main Phone: (02) 9710 0333
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Latitude: -33.9979397
Longitude: 151.0756397
Tony Cook
4/5
3 months ago
Lovely park overlooking a lovely stretch of water. Nice food at cafe and a peaceful spot. This was a Monday and could be very busy on weekends
Frank B
5/5
in the last week
Beautiful spot to take the boat, kayaks, go fishing or just have a picnic
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Address: 46 Akuna Ave, Bangor NSW 2234, Australia
Main Phone: (02) 9710 0333
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Latitude: -34.0225524
Longitude: 151.0418694
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Address: 197 Washington Dr, Bonnet Bay NSW 2226, Australia
Main Phone: (02) 9710 0333
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Latitude: -34.0135362
Longitude: 151.0503373
Monica Boerma
5/5
a year ago
Good area to see native ducks… paddlers and good spot for fishing or peaceful scenery painting
Jay Oakland
5/5
2 years ago
Good location
Super quiet
Good range of climbs
Take bug spray and watch for funnel webs when it rains
Can launch the boats here or cast a line in
Photo Courtesy of: Heidi du Toit
Address: Como NSW 2226, Australia
Main Phone: (02) 9710 0333
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Latitude: -34.0058333
Longitude: 151.0716667
Ján Bocán
5/5
3 months ago
Nice reserve to walk your dog. From the car park till the small pond. There is a bigger grassy area in the middle. Bowl with the water tap as well.
We definitely will return here again with our dog.
punter
5/5
6 months ago
Awesome off lead dog area. The elongated park layout means you can go for a decent length walk from the carpark down to a little water hole at the end of the park.
Note that the first half of the park (north end) is technically NOT off lead and council rangers have been known to frequent the area and hand out fines.
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Address: 9 Kula Pl, Bangor NSW 2234, Australia
Main Phone: (02) 9710 0333
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Latitude: -34.0201245
Longitude: 151.0401009
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Address: 39 Osprey Dr, Illawong NSW 2234, Australia
Main Phone: (02) 9710 0333
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Latitude: -34.0037207
Longitude: 151.0375339
Joanna Jackson
5/5
9 months ago
Small but easy park. Local kids have made an awesome little off road bike track too that my boy loved running around !
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Address: 2 Prices Cct, Woronora NSW 2232, Australia
Main Phone: (02) 9710 0333
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Latitude: -34.0211338
Longitude: 151.0485701
themis Economou
1/5
2 months ago
The council whont do anything until there’s an immediate danger to people. Be careful ware you set-up for your picnic the overgrown tree’s can be very dangerous as branches can brake and fall at anytime.
Tom Holland
4/5
2 years ago
Nice place to sit and relax enjoy the view or go for a walk. Good for dogs and other activities and there is a small takeaway shop that is quite convenient and doesn’t really get busy so always nice to have close by for lunches, coffees or breaky!
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