Cremorne

Cremorne is a suburb in New South Wales. Population of 11,263 (2021 Census). Median age 40. Median household income $2,481/wk. Median rent $600/wk.

Cremorne is a well-established residential neighbourhood on Sydney's Lower North Shore, positioned between the Harbour and major transport routes. The suburb offers tree-lined streets, local character, and easy access to both waterfront recreation and urban amenities.

Walking is the primary way to explore the area, with numerous street-based trails connecting neighbourhoods and leading towards Willoughby Bay. The suburb has strong hospitality options with multiple pubs scattered throughout, ranging from casual venues to more upmarket establishments.

As an inner-city location, Cremorne suits travellers who want walkable urban exploration rather than natural wilderness. Public facilities are well-distributed across the area, making it convenient for overnight visits or stops between other Sydney destinations.

Travel Info

Must See

  • Willoughby BayNearby beach offering water access and views, about 800m walk from main streets

Must Do

  • Walking trails through Cremorne streetsPaling Street, Rangers Road, and surrounding avenues offer pleasant pedestrian exploration of the neighbourhood
  • Pub dining and drinksMultiple venues including Minskys Hotel, The Dubliner, Honey Rider, and The Oaks offer food and local character

Travel Tips

  • Street parking can be tight during weekdays—visit pubs and attractions in early evening for easier access
  • Multiple pubs within walking distance offer good food and local atmosphere without needing a vehicle
  • Public toilets are plentiful throughout the suburb, convenient for day visitors
  • Willoughby Bay is the main waterfront destination; allow 10–15 minutes walking from central Cremorne
  • The area is well-serviced by shops and cafes, so no need to stock supplies before arriving
Traffic & Access: Cremorne is inner-city Sydney with standard traffic congestion during peak hours (7–9am, 4–6pm weekdays). Street parking is limited; consider public transport or early arrival for better access.
Best Time to Visit: Weekday evenings or weekends outside peak travel times offer the most relaxed experience for exploring pubs and walking trails.

Cremorne at a Glance

ABS Census 2021
11,263
Population
40
Median Age
$2,481/wk
Median Household Income
2.1
Avg Household Size
$3,200/mo
Median Mortgage
$600/wk
Median Rent
53%
Home Ownership
45%
Renting
38%
Born Overseas
45%
University Educated
3.2%
Unemployment
1,150
Families

Frequently Asked Questions

What camping is near Cremorne?

There are 10 campsites near Cremorne, including Sydney Harbour National Park Mosman (4.7km), First Fleet Park (5.2km), Argyle Place Park (5.3km).

What walks and trails are near Cremorne?

There are 10 walking trails near Cremorne, including Paling Street (0.3km), Rangers Road (0.7km), Glover Street (0.7km).

Is there fuel near Cremorne?

Yes, there are 5 fuel stations near Cremorne, including Shell Reddy Express Neutral Bay (0.7km), Ampol Foodary Neutral Bay (1km), BP MOSMAN (OURIMBAH RD) (1.4km).

What attractions are near Cremorne?

There are 10 attractions near Cremorne, including Willoughby Bay (0.8km), Long Bay (1.4km), Shell Cove (1.6km).