Blacksland Park Riverside Jamison Street, Silverwater, NSW 2128
If you want to spend a long day for you and your children, you should visit this park. There is a half circle design with a few swings at the entrance. It is followed by several tunnels and long slides with stairs and climbing equipment. There's also a huuuuge horizontal climbing network. If you are still lacking, you will definitely stop at a long flying fox or look into a house with trees. At the very end, children will enjoy the water game with a bunch of small fountains. Maybe the best water ground in Sydney ??? Parents can enjoy a cup of coffee in the Armory Pier cafe, which opens Monday to Thursday from 8:30 to 16:00 on Friday from 8:30 to 21:30. Saturday from 7:30 to 21:30. Sunday from 7:30 to 17:30. Holidays from 8:30 to 17:00. Dinner on Friday. ; s and saturday for summer time. If you're hungry, the cafe offers meals, or you can bring your own and enjoy some shaded picnic areas. Toilets are located to the west of the cafe, there is a parking lot in the parking lot (it is quickly filled on weekends, try to get there before 10 am if on a warm sunny day).
Putney Park North around 58-60 Pelisier Rd, Putney NSW 2112
This playground is located next to the Parramatta River, in the Kissing Point Bay, Pellicier Reed. The playground is pretty well shaded by sails, unequipped, suitable for all ages. There is an interesting platform for playing in the water with two beautiful landscape shallow pools with a small (fake) river passing between them. There is a stretch of beach with bubbles and plenty of space for your children. Nearby are huge colored squares, pyramids and balls that seem to be fascinating. In the other play zone there is a large tower for the lifting of the rope, a large system of forts with a viewing tower and a tunnel and some combination equipment. There is a playground for the little ones, also with a small fort, a slide, a short tunnel, counters, spring riders, a swing. There are large grassy areas for sports and ball games and a cycle path for cycling and skating. You can find electric barbecues, protected picnic areas, toilets and a parking lot. This is truly a wonderful place for family picnics with beautiful waterfalls in the background.
Fagan Park, Arcadia Rd around 48 Arcadia Rd, Galston NSW 2159
A huge playground in the large park Fagan Park. Offer a wide selection of different equipment: a flying fox, swings, slides, spring horsemen, sand pits, etc. Barbecue, tables and chairs offer the opportunity to spend the whole day. There is a parking fee for a car in the amount of $ 5 (but you can walk off the road, but parking quickly fills up on a sunny weekend). A popular and fun playground.
Timbrell Park - Livvy Place in 19A Henley Marine Drive, Five Dock NSW 2046
This is an amazing playground located on Henley Sea Drive. It is fenced (with fancy electronic gates) and well shaded. As a toy equipment, you can find two eggs with a slide, a monkey bar, a set of swings, amazing electric fun. There is also a spinning net. Toy equipment installed on a soft surface. There is a big bike track with two lanes, so bring children bicycles. Near the playground there is a large open field. There are toilets, barbecue and eating areas. Some smaller quiet playgrounds for small children are dotted around the edge of the main play area.
Tumbalong Park, Darling-Quarter in Tumbalong Park Darling, Sydney, NSW 2000
This modern, unusual playground is located in Tumbalong Park on Harbor Street, in Darling. Suitable for all ages. There is a system of water games with sidewalks with waterfalls, small fountains and rows of irregular fountains that make children entertain when they pursue water, are fond of water wheels, the large screw of Archimedes, the gate, these elements with which children can manipulate manually, this system is really interesting Children experiment and follow the path of water. Next to the water play area is a playground with all the usual equipment, but with a difference. The equipment is integrated into a landscape dominated by neutral colors and built on a large scale. There are: a large slide that scales with the help of ropes, towers of 10 meters height, sandboxes with excavators, giant clean oscillations for more children to sit, a series of balancing beams, a 18.7 meter balance route, a very soft soft-fall is formed with using climbing clips to provide access to smaller slides, a large flying fox, etc. Great playground, especially on warm days! Nearby there are several cafes, fast foods and restaurants for hungry children after a great game and fun.
Sydney Park around 2 Barwon Park Road, St. Peters NSW 2044
A beautiful playground with trails to explore and ride bicycles. Children will enjoy the double climbing tower, the spring riders, the long slides with special climbing walls to get to them ... Lots of swings, a bridge and much more ... Go and explore. Bring your lunch, there are secure picnic tables and barbecue. The cafe is open on weekends. Nearby are toilets and a drinking fountain. Have fun!
Apex Park, Mona Vale around 39 Seabeach Ave, Mona Vale NSW 2103
This playground is located on a fairly busy corner of Seabeach Avenue and the Surfview Road opposite the Mona Vale car park. It is partially fenced and offers a shaded play area for children. Among the toy equipment you will find: a fort with a slide, a monkey bar and a spring horseman. Around the park you can access secure and unprotected picnic tables as well as the seats. Not far from this playground (500 m) you will find two bike paths. Through Surfview Road there is the Mona Vale Beach and the ocean pool, which has a small playground for children. The toilets near the beach have a shower and a drinking fountain.
McKell's Park at 9 Dangar Road, Brooklyn NSW 2083, Australia
This park is located on Dengar Road in the coastal area. It is fenced and not shaded. As a toy equipment, you can find a themed fort with a slide and a spring rider and have fun. Behind the themed fort you can see another fort with a slide. All equipment is placed in a soft fall zone. This place also offers secure picnic tables and access to the yacht club. A good water front area to explore with a mesh swimming pool. There are changing rooms and toilets nearby and a cafe right on the street.
Bicentennial Park Golden Grove at the end of Prince of Wales Drive, West Pimble, New South Wales 2073
At the end of The Prince of Wales Adventure there is a nice set of playgrounds with plenty of barbecue space. The area is partially shaded by trees. There is a fort with a spiral slide for children, a climbing network, a monkey bar and an inverted swing and a combination swing. There are two sheltered barbecues. Large open ball court and four basketball courts near the trees. Toilets (for disabled people also) are nearby. There are many parking spaces (some are reserved for disabled guests). Right along the street is the West Pimbli Pool.
Memorial Playground Stan Windon, Grant Reserve at about 144 Beach St, Coogee NSW 2034
This is a playground worth visiting. Found on Beach Street, Coogee, NSW, this is a playground in which not only children will enjoy, but also adults. Really cool toys for kids to play on. There are many places available, including picnic tables. This place is not only for children, but also for schoolchildren and even for adults, as it is close to the beach. As a result, this playground could be a bit busy. Car parking is available very close to the playground. This playground has very cool surroundings and it is very big to accommodate a lot. Why not make this day and go to the beach and rock pools. The bathtubs of McIver are only women.
