Waverton, New South Wales

Waverton is also home to the museum ship Cape Don which is berthed at the old coal loader in Balls Head Bay.

Balls Head Reserve, the bushland peninsula, is a popular picnic destination especially when there are harbour fireworks such as on New Year's Eve.

Its one-way road system also forms part of a favoured route for walkers and joggers, and contains many adjacent bushwalking paths.

Waverton Park, on the banks of Berrys Bay, with views of Sydney Harbour, is another recreation focal point.

[9] The suburb is also home of training ships Cape Don, Sycamore and Young Endeavour berthed at the coal loader facility and HMAS Waterhen respectively.

Aboriginal whale carving in the Waverton Peninsula Reserve, as it appeared in the 1980s (white paint was used to accentuate the grooves, but the carving has since been restored to its natural state)
Berrys Bay