Links in the Surrounding area

Drummoyne is a suburb governed by the Canada Bay Council, The other suburbs with-in this council area are: Abbotsford, Canada Bay, Concord West, Liberty Grove, Rhodes, Strathfield, Breakfast Point, Chiswick, Five Dock, Mortlake, Rodd Point, Wareemba, Cabarita, Concord, North Strathfield, Russell Lea. For information on this broader area surrounding drummoyne see: www.canadabay.nsw.gov.au/

For clubs, activities and various groups specifically in the Drummoyne area please see the following:

Birkenhead Point Shopping Centre & Marina
http://www.birkenheadpoint.com.au/
Birkenhead Point is a popular harbourside shopping centre and factory outlet in Drummoyne. Part of the complex is Birkenhead Point Marina whcih is a floating Marina comprising of 187 Berths located at the entrance to Iron Cove Bay and adjacent to the Parramatta River, 10 minutes by road or water to the Sydney CBD and a 30 minute boat ride to Sydney Heads.

Drummoyne Swim Centre
http://www.drummoyneswimcentre.com.au/
Drummoyne Swim Centre is one of the most picturesque outdoor aquatic facilities Sydney has to offer. Located on the shores of Sydney harbour! The Drummoyne Swim Centre is a river fed outdoor heated swimming venue consisting of a 8 lane 50m pool measuring 1.2 metres at the shallowest point and 2 metres at its deepest. Suitable for Water Polo, Leisure Swimming and Lap Swimming is available during most operating hours, please refer to the timetable for availability.

Cockatoo Island on Sydney Harbour
www.harbourtrust.gov.au
Sydney Harbour Trust's Cockatoo Island, Cockatoo Island is the largest island in Sydney Harbour it is located a short boating distance from Drummoyne. It is located at the junction where Sydney Harbour turns into the Parramatta and Lane Cove rivers. It is rich in Sydney convict history, and makes for a very interesting visit for any tourists wanting to see Sydney Harbours History.

Sydney Olympic Park - Easy to get to from Drummoyne!
www.sydneyolympicpark.com.au/
Sydney Olympic Park can be easily visited by Ferry from Drummoyne Wharf. Sydney Olympic park has 9 major sporting, event and entertainment venues and parks, Sydney Olympic Park is Australia's most important and diverse urban precinct surrounded by one of the largest urban parklands in the world. See the Aquatic Centre, Archery Centre, Athletic Centre, Golf Centre, Hockey Centre, Monster Skate Park, Mountain X, Newington Armory, Novotel & Hotel Ibis, Olympic Boulevard, Sports Centre, Sports Halls, Sydney Showground, Sydney SuperDome, Telstra Stadium, Tennis Centre,

The Drummoyne Sailing Club
www.drummoynesailingclub.com.au/
The Drummoyne Sailing Club regularly races a large fleet of 16ft skiffs, Hartley TS16 trailer sailers, Juniors in Sabots and a Yacht division that hosts Tuesday night non-spinnaker Twilight races in summer, Summer Sunday races (spinnaker) and Winter Sunday races (spinnaker). A brand new Waterfront club building was completed in 2001. A spectacular restaurant is positioned on the top floor of the club taking full advantage of the 'million dollar view' and their is a deck on the middle level, an ideal place to watch the summer racing in front of the club.

Drummoyne Rugby Union
http://www.drummoynerugby.com.au/
Drummoyne District Rugby Football Club, feilds several rugby teams that play regularly each weekend during the rugby season. Home of the famous "Dirty Reds". Drummoyne fields 5 senior men's teams an under 21 Colts and a Women's team.

The Drummoyne Junior AFL Club
http://www.drummoynepower.com
Drummoyne Junior AFL Club - Australian Football League. Drummoyne Junior AFL Football Club caters for young boys and girls wishing to give Australian Rules Football a try. They play in a Sydney City based competition.

The Drummoyne Rowing clubs
http://www.drummoynerowingclub.com.au
The Drummoyne Rowing clubs is part of the NSW Rowing Association, which holds regular rowing regattas on the Parramatta and Lane Cove.

Drummoyne Water Polo Club
http://www.drummoynewaterpolo.com.au
Drummoyne Water Polo Club, for waterpolo events held at the Drummoyne Swimming Pool.

Drummoyne Park
http://www.canadabay.nsw.gov.au
Drummoyne Park has some really lovely scenic views, large Morton Bay Fig Trees and natural rock outcrops, picnic shelters, BBQ area, play equipment, dog off-leash area, and the Drummoyne Community Centre is also located in the park. This Park and the surronding areas is a great place for walking or jogging.

Drummoyne Art Society
http://www.artsocieties.com.au/drummoyne.htm
The Drummoyne Art Society in provides art classes in watercolour and oil mediums pastels, mixed media and drawing bookings may be made by the term. Monthly Meetings are held in the Drummoyne Community Centre Cometrowe Street (near Lyons Road) Drummoyne.

Drummoyne Presbyterian Church.
http://www.drummoyne.org.au/
One of the local churches in the Drummoyne area, meets every Sunday morning, with community events held on other days.

Drummoyne RSL Memorial Club
No Website
162 Victoria Road, Drummoyne 2047. Phone: 9181 3181. One of the local clubs in Drummoyne area.

Drummoyne Sports Club
No Website
2 Hythe Street, Drummoyne 2047. Phone: 9181 1687. One of the local sporting clubs in the Drummoyne area.

Annual Drummoyne Fun Run - By Active Health
http://www.activehealth.com.au
An annual Sydney fun run and general health event that starts at Drummoyne. Drummoyne is a great place for walking, running and jogging tracks!