The Parade Grounds is a large flat, open and turfed setting with a pine forest backdrop. With an area of approximately 56,000m2 the venue has played host to numerous large scale events from the Federation of Australia celebrations in 1901 to major iconic festivals and concerts such as Jack Johnson, Missy Higgins and Santana to Good Vibrations and V Festival. The Parade Grounds also hosts major sporting events such as the annual JP Morgan Corporate Challenge and The Color Run. The Parade Grounds are best suited to large scale events of 5,000 patrons or more.

Belvedere Amphitheatre, located near the Woollahra Gates in Centennial Park, has recently undergone a $1.1M transformation, which includes new disability access paths,lighting, drainage, over 6,500 sqm new turf and sandstone terraces. Constructed in circa 1987 as part of a broader suite of works to commemorate the 1988 Australian Bicentennial celebrations, the amphitheatre is used to stage open air events such as acoustic concerts, recitals, plays and the popular Moonlight Cinema.

Brazilian Fields is a large flat, open and turfed setting with a pine forest backdrop. With an area of approximately 45,000m2 the venue has played host to numerous large scale events such as the annual Taste of Sydney food and wine festival and the Australian Garden Show Sydney as well as a number of music concerts and festivals from Avicii to Listen Out and V Festival to the World's largest short film Festival Tropfest.

Nestled in the heart of Centennial Park and surrounded by trees Loch Avenue South is an ideal venue for smaller events from 2,500 - 5,000 patrons. At just over 18,000m2 the site has a gentle slope that lends itself to a natural amphitheatre type setting. The venue has played host to numerous corporate events as well as a range of community events and fundraisers. As a small scale music event site Loch Avenue South has played host Lost Picnic.

The Mission Fields are on the western Side of Centennial Park, and provide a more secluded event venue being bound by trees on all sides. The venue has played host to the annual Polo in the City event since 2006 and is best suited to events of up to 5,000 patrons. The area is just over 22,000m2 and consists of 2 premium sporting fields which can limit the level of infrastructure permitted.

The Church Grounds are located at the southern end of Centennial Park near the Randwick Gates and offer approximately 14,000m2 of level grass area. Best suited to small and corporate events,the Church Grounds site backs onto the Randwick Pond and has views of the Sydney skyline.