Darling Point
Tennis Right Next Door to Darling Point
New Beach Road runs along the edge of Darling Point straight into Rushcutters Bay Park, home to five harbourside courts, coaching and a cafe. About 315m away, a 5 minute walk.
About the area
Right on New Beach Road
Darling Point is a harbourside peninsula between Rushcutters Bay and Double Bay, and one of Sydney's most exclusive addresses. Darling Point Road runs the length of the headland past heritage mansions and grand harbourside homes, while New Beach Road forms the suburb's western edge, running directly along Rushcutters Bay Park.
McKell Park, at the northern end of Darling Point Road, was built on the site of the demolished 19th century mansion Canonbury and opened as a public park in 1985. St Mark's Anglican Church nearby, designed by Edmund Blacket in 1852, has hosted weddings including Elton John's first marriage.
From the corner of Bayswater Road and New Beach Road, it's about 315m, a 5 minute walk, to Rushcutters Bay Park.
- McKell Park, Darling Point Road
- St Mark's Anglican Church, Darling Point Road
- Yarranabbe Park & Sir David Martin Reserve
- Darling Point Ferry Wharf
Getting here from Darling Point
Follow New Beach Road along the edge of the suburb straight to the courts.
The foreshore path from Yarranabbe Park runs directly into Rushcutters Bay Park.
Street parking is available around Waratah Street and New Beach Road.
Local tips
What Darling Point Is Known For
One of Sydney's most exclusive harbourside addresses, with a history to match its real estate prices.
McKell Park and the Old Estates
Built on the site of the demolished 19th century mansion Canonbury, McKell Park is a favourite for weddings and picnics, with sandstone steps leading down to the harbour.
St Mark's Anglican Church
Designed by Edmund Blacket in 1852, this Darling Point church has hosted weddings including Elton John's first marriage.
The Drill Hall at Sir David Martin Reserve
One of Australia's oldest surviving military buildings, originally built at Bennelong Point, where the Sydney Opera House now stands.
Why Darling Point Drops In at Rushcutters Bay
Just Over the Fence From the Courts
New Beach Road puts Darling Point closer to the courts than almost anywhere else on our list.
A Straight Run Down New Beach Road
No detours needed. The road that borders the suburb leads directly to the courts.
Open Until 10pm on Weeknights
An easy stop on the way home from the city or the ferry wharf.
A Cafe Waiting at the Finish
Scramble & Bean is on site for a coffee after a set or two.
Kids Tennis From Ages 3
A short trip for Darling Point families with young children starting out.
Ways to play with us
What's on offer for Darling Point
Kids Tennis
Tennis Australia's Hot Shots pathway, from Kinder Tennis through to Ace & Super Squads.
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Social Tennis
Turn up, get matched and meet new players — midweek mornings, Friday nights and weekends.
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Night League
Singles and doubles across four divisions, 9 weeks plus a final — join solo or as a team.
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Private Lessons
Fully personalised coaching in 30 or 60-minute formats, with 5- and 10-pack pricing.
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Adult Groups
Small-group coaching at three levels, capped class sizes, multiple weekly time slots.
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Ladies Clinic
Drills and match play across multiple courts, in small groups, finished off with a free coffee.
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