The Transdev NSW bus route 571 runs between Turramurra and South Turramurra along Kissing Point Road, and route 572 runs the same route extended to Macquarie University. The Comenarra Parkway, a minor arterial road consisting of only one lane in each direction, creates a boundary with Turramurra, to the north and West Pymble to the south. Commercial area South Turramurra Shopping Village is located on the corner of Auluba Road and Kissing Point Road. Schools Turramurra High School Located on Maxwell Street Turramurra Public School is located on the south side of Turramurra but is technically in Turramurra, not South Turramurra Parks South Turramurra is surrounded on the other three sides by the Lane Cove National Park. Field of Dreams, Kissing Point Road near Vernon Street Sir David Martin Oval (Auluba Oval), Auluba Road (Home of Kissing Point Sports Club) Netball Courts, Canoon Road Sport and recreation The area is home to the Kissing Point Sports Club. The club consists of: Kissing Point Baseball Club Kissing Point Cricket Club Kissing Point Football Club Kissing Point Netball Club Kissing Point Softball Club Community The strong community support for the anti-freeway campaigners resulted in the protection of the bushland at the foot of the suburb of South Turramurra as part of the Lane Cove River National Park. Many different and diverse action groups were formed (and still remain) in order to effectively lobby government. The environmental community group STEP Inc, which was formed in South Turramurra in 1978 has grown to be a powerful force for the environment in northern Sydney. 1st Turramurra Scout Group is one of the oldest and strongest Scout Groups on the northside, with active programs for boys and girls aged from 8–11 Cub Scouts, 11–15 Scouts through to young men and women 15–17 Venturer Scouts and 18–25 Rovers. Turramurra and Kissing Point Rover Scout Crews, both based on the south side of Turramurra, are active groups of young people aged 18~25, who are into a wide range of outdoor, social and community service activities. There are also a number of Churches and various religious temples in South Turramurra, some having youth groups for children aged 5–18 years old. Climate References External links [CC-By-SA] Suburbs of Sydney Ku-ring-gai Council 1885 establishments in Australia Populated places established in 1885