A giant enclosed playground with many areas for kids to run and play around. There is a giant…read morerotating area in the middle, rope areas, flying fox (closed when we visited), a bike road, sand pits, spinning things, slides, small quiet areas for reading/eating and a cafe out front. Street parking was easily found. We spent a long time here and the kids had a great time.

Wonderful award winning playground. Come for the day and bring a picnic - you can sit on the grass…read moresurrounding the play area or if you're early enough, one of the five picnic tables. Playground features: Fenced Shaded Toilets Suitable for all abilities Suitable for a fair age range (toddlers to maybe 8/9 year olds) Sand pit Automated merry-go-round Picnic tables

A nice local playground. Conveniently located just up the road from a bunch of restaurants on…read moreGeorge's River Rd. Nice way to let the little one work off their meal. It has a couple of slides (hard for little kids to get up to them though), flying fox, 2 swings and a few other activities. Everything is covered by sun shades and there are a few seats and tree cover.

A small local park located away from the busy main streets. Great to stop by and relax if you need…read morefresh air and there are a facilities here which might suit you. There are public bbqs here if you want to have some lunch or dinner and there is a small playground for the kids. Sometimes I come by to sit here and take in the breeze. This is a great place for the locals to relax after work or for the parents to take their kids or even the random passerby. Also for dog owners out there, this park is an off-leash park, so another good reason to go.

As a dad, knowing the best parks to take the boys to use up spent energy is a MUST. This one, is…read moreone of the best park I have found. It is massive, broken up into various sections so that there is always somewhere to chill out, and it is well equipped. Here is a quick list of it's features: - an adventure cycle track - a constructed dry creek bed play area (mind the crocs) - a play area for toddlers - a play area for older kids with spider net & flying fox - an open grassed area for family ball games (just be careful of the drains) - 1/2 basketball court - toilets - barbeques - picnic tables, seats and shelters - free parking oh... and for something you'll be hard pressed to find at any other park it also has.. - a fenced off dog exercise area - radio control car dirt track Well worth checking this place out if you want to have a kids birthday party.

Really fun park, there is a fenced dog play area, remote control car dirt race track, flying fox,…read moreand lots of kids play equipment

A nice little park in the inner city suburb of Newtown. The area is well looked after and there are…read morea variety of climbing activities for the youngsters. There is a range of equipment for the very young and for the young teenager. There is also a grass area for playing with a ball. Often families meet here for gatherings and kids parties. The park is well shaded but no parking available.

A nice local park with basketball courts for use outside school hours…read more Facilities: - basketball courts with enough room for two or three games; - a good climbing pyramid; - a couple of small adjacent slides; - a hammock swing; - some spinners; and - a decent sized lawn for playing.

Little playground and small water park both shaded with shaded tables nearby, an oval and toilet…read moreblocks. Worth the trip if you live nearby.

Got kids? Looking for a recreational area where they could let out all that energy and just jump…read morearound, have fun? My favourite place to go to is Rockdale south Bicentennial Park; it's close to home, ample parking and something for everyone. There are lots of swings and slides as most parks would have. What I find really interesting a boat shaped equipment called the wave rider. My Son and I just jump into it and we make it go up and down, little side to side and pretend that we are riding a boat. Fun! There are other see-saws and other play equipment. It's a pretty good spot for barbeques and picnics as well. There is a bike track or you could call it a jogging track which a lot of people use. And then there is a huge skating rink that is always filled with kids wither on their scooty's or skate boards. I always see younger children just enjoying looking at the older kids doing their stunts. Also they have a swing for the disabled children which I found so thoughtful. Basically they can just go and slide their wheelchair up on it and swing away. Aww ..every child( even disabled) deserve to go swinging..