Archer Park, Park in Bondi Beach, New South Wales, Australia
Archer Park is a park in Bondi Beach, in Sydney's eastern suburbs of New South Wales, Australia. It lies on flat ground within a valley, with dry yellow-brown grass, a leaning tree with green foliage on one side, a row of tall conical trees in the middle distance, and a flat-roofed shelter with a curved edge on a paved area beside two wooden picnic tables on a concrete pad.
Archer Park lies in Bondi Beach, in Sydney's eastern suburbs, on flat ground within a valley; the surrounding area is densely populated, at roughly 3,757 people per square kilometre. On 14 December 2025, during a Jewish event, two gunmen opened fire on crowds in and around the park, killing 15 and injuring 40 people.
Archer Park lies in a valley about 7 metres above sea level, roughly 13.6 km from central Sydney. The ground is flat, and the highest nearby point, Lynn Park, rises to about 93 metres some 2.2 km north. Expect humid subtropical weather: January averages around 25 °C, June about 11 °C, and February is the wettest month with roughly 200 mm of rain.
Archer Park sits about 7 metres above sea level in a valley, with Lynn Park rising to roughly 93 metres about 2.2 kilometres to the north. The surrounding area is densely settled, at around 3,757 people per square kilometre, and central Sydney lies about 13.6 kilometres to the west.
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