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Best BBQ & Picnic Parks in Outer West & Blue Mountains

Outer West & Blue Mountains has parks with electric BBQ facilities, covered picnic shelters, and picnic tables suitable for family gatherings and group events. All parks below have confirmed BBQ or picnic facilities.

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The best BBQ parks have electric BBQs (free to use), covered shelters for shade, picnic tables, toilets, and parking. The table below compares Outer West & Blue Mountains's top BBQ parks.

Comparison table — Best BBQ & Picnic Parks in Outer West & Blue Mountains

Park	Suburb	BBQ	Picnic area	Toilets	Parking	Playground	Details
Sutton Park	Blackheath	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	View →
Regatta Park	Emu Plains	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	View →
Glenbrook Park	Glenbrook	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	View →
Richardson Place Reserve	Glenmore Park	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	View →
Tench Reserve	Jamisontown	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	View →
Maple Grove	Katoomba	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	View →
Gordon Falls Reserve	Leura	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	View →
Gordon Falls Reserve Picnic Area	Leura	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	View →
Mount Victoria Memorial Park	Mount Victoria	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	View →
Blaxlands Crossing Recreation Reserve	Wallacia	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	View →
Armstein Crescent Reserve	Werrington	✓	✓	✓	✓	✓	View →
Sutton Park Rest Area	Blackheath	✓	✓	✓	✓	?	View →
Bents Basin State Conservation Area	Wallacia	✓	✓	✓	✓	?	View →
Blackheath Glen	Blackheath	✓	✓	✓	?	✓	View →
Memorial Park	Blackheath	✓	✓	✓	?	✓	View →
Steamroller Park	Cambridge Park	✓	✓	✓	?	✓	View →
Shepherd Street Park	Colyton	✓	✓	✓	?	✓	View →
Ropes Crossing Reserve	Ropes Crossing	✓	✓	?	✓	✓	View →
Victoria Park	St Marys	✓	✓	✓	?	✓	View →
Gunning Park	Colyton	✓	✓	?	?	✓	View →

Park profiles — Best BBQ & Picnic Parks in Outer West & Blue Mountains

Sutton Park

📍 Blackheath, NSW 2785

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Sutton Park is a quiet roadside rest area and open park just off the Great Western Highway in Blackheath. Its most notable feature is a BBQ and picnic area with tables, shade and covered areas, and it also has toilets, drinking water and a baby swing for young children.

Picnic and BBQ Area at Sutton Park

Sutton Park has a BBQ, picnic tables, seating and covered areas, so groups can cook and eat a meal on site. A gazebo gives picnickers another sheltered place to sit, and the park provides shade. Sutton Park is a large open park, which gives groups room to spread out, and it suits travellers breaking up a drive through the Blue Mountains. Rubbish bins sit beside the toilet block for picnic waste.

Kids' Play Area and Baby Swing at Sutton Park

Sutton Park has an area for kids to play that includes a baby swing suited to toddlers and very young children. Seating nearby lets adults rest while children play. Because Sutton Park sits in a quiet spot just off the Great Western Highway, families get a calmer place to stop than the main road, and they can pair a play break with a picnic.

Highway rest stopPicnic lunchBBQ mealFamilies with toddlersDrinking water stopAccessible visit

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Regatta Park

📍 Emu Plains, NSW 2750

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Regatta Park is a riverside park at 7 River Road, Emu Plains NSW 2750, on the Nepean River foreshore. Its standout feature is a fully fenced inclusive playspace with a wheelchair-accessible carousel, activity tower, swings and slide. The park also has free BBQs and over-water viewing platforms.

Inclusive Playspace at Regatta Park

Regatta Park has a fully fenced inclusive playspace for children. The playspace includes an activity tower and slide, swings, in-ground trampolines and disc spinners. Regatta Park also has a wheelchair-accessible carousel within the playspace. The adventure playspace at Regatta Park has challenging climbing structures. A pavilion at Regatta Park has water play and a sand pit for younger children. Water bubblers in the pavilion give visitors a drinking point close to the play areas.

BBQ and Picnic Areas at Regatta Park

Regatta Park has two free-to-use BBQs for visitors. Both BBQs operate on a first-come, first-served basis, and Regatta Park has no booking system for them. One BBQ overlooks the adventure playground, and the other faces the multi-use lawn. Regatta Park also has sheltered BBQ facilities, picnic tables in the pavilion area, and rubbish bins for visitors. These picnic and BBQ options make Regatta Park suitable for casual family meals.

Kids playgroundInclusive playspaceFree BBQ and picnicWater playWheelchair-accessible visitsKayak and fishingRiver viewsOutdoor fitness

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Glenbrook Park

📍 Glenbrook, NSW 2773

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Glenbrook Park is a public park on Park Street in Glenbrook NSW 2773. Its standout feature is a fully fenced playground for children aged 3 to 9, with water play, zip lines and mini trampolines. The park also has BBQ facilities, picnic tables, toilets and ample parking.

Playground at Glenbrook Park

Glenbrook Park has a playground suited to children aged 3 to 9. The playground is fully fenced, which keeps young children contained while they play. Glenbrook Park's play area includes water play, zip lines and mini trampolines. Glenbrook Park also has a toddler-friendly area for younger children, so families with a range of ages can visit together. Sun shade is provided at the play space, which helps during warmer months. Parents planning a visit with younger kids can use the fenced layout and the toddler area to keep the day simple and safe.

Picnic and Family Facilities at Glenbrook Park

Glenbrook Park has BBQ facilities for visitors who want to cook outdoors. Glenbrook Park also has picnic areas with picnic tables and seating, so groups can eat together under the trees and near the play space. Glenbrook Park has public toilets on site, which makes longer family outings easier to manage. Glenbrook Park offers all-abilities access, so people using prams or mobility aids can reach the playground and picnic spots. Together, the BBQ area, picnic tables, seats and toilets make Glenbrook Park well suited to a relaxed weekend picnic with children.

Kids playground (ages 3–9)Toddler-friendly areaWeekend BBQPicnic tablesFamily day outAll-abilities accessAmple parking

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Richardson Place Reserve

📍 Glenmore Park, NSW 2745

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Richardson Place Reserve is a large public park in Glenmore Park whose standout feature is an off-leash dog area. The reserve also has a fenced playground with a multiplay unit, slide and swings, plus a BBQ, public toilets, drinking water and a sheltered picnic area.

Playground at Richardson Place Reserve

Richardson Place Reserve has a fenced playground built around a multiplay unit with a slide and a rope climber, which gives young visitors climbing and sliding challenges. The play area also has a cubby, a seesaw and swings. Seating sits within the playground so parents and carers can stay close, and a shade sail gives children cover from the sun while they play.

BBQ and Picnic Area at Richardson Place Reserve

Richardson Place Reserve has a BBQ for visitors who want to cook outdoors, alongside a picnic area and park benches. A shelter provides cover for picnic groups, which makes the reserve a practical base for a group gathering. Public toilets and drinking water are available on site, so families can stay on after a dog walk or a turn on the playground.

Off-leash dogsKids playgroundWeekend BBQFamily picnicsGroup shelterToilets on siteViews

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Tench Reserve

📍 Jamisontown, NSW 2750

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Tench Reserve is a 10 ha riverside park on the eastern banks of the Nepean River in Jamisontown. Its most notable feature is the wharf precinct, with a three-lane boat ramp, jetties and an amphitheatre, and the reserve also has an inclusive playspace, shaded picnic areas, barbecues and a Changing Places amenity.

Playgrounds at Tench Reserve

Tench Reserve has several play areas with swings, slides, climbing ropes and boulders, including an inclusive playspace for kids of all ages and a playground suitable for all abilities. The South playspace, at the boat ramp end off Tench Avenue, has a rope climbing structure, trampolines, rock climbing, swings, a nest swing and a shade sail. Near the Coffee Club, a smaller playground suits younger children, while a larger one for older children includes a flying fox.

Picnic and BBQ Areas at Tench Reserve

Tench Reserve has picnic areas with shaded tables and barbecue facilities, plus accessible picnic areas and seating so visitors of all abilities can eat near the water. Undercover seating and seats along the riverbanks give more places to rest. Small covered spots, such as picnic shelters and viewing platforms on the river foreshore, are first come, first served and cannot be booked. The reserve also has open space for ball games, so families can combine a picnic with informal play.

Kids playgroundInclusive playFamily picnicWeekend BBQBoat launchingRiverside walksAccessible facilitiesFishing and kayaking

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Maple Grove

📍 Katoomba, NSW 2780

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Maple Grove is a flat, shady picnic park on Cliff Drive in Katoomba, next to Katoomba Falls Reserve. Its standout feature is two free electric BBQs set among plenty of picnic tables, and the park also has a creek and toilets. Katoomba Falls is a short walk away.

Barbecues and Picnic Tables at Maple Grove

Maple Grove has two free electric BBQs and a covered BBQ area, so groups can cook without bringing their own barbecue. Plenty of picnic tables are spread across a large grassed area that extends on both sides of the road. Toilet amenities are on site for visitors staying for a full picnic. With tables, barbecues and open grass in one place, Maple Grove suits a weekend barbecue or a group picnic.

Shady, Flat Picnic Grounds at Maple Grove

Maple Grove has lots of shady spots, including a shaded area near the picnic facilities, which protects picnickers on hot days. A creek on the grounds adds a natural feature to the park. Maple Grove is flat, which makes it suitable for people with mobility impairments, and it is one of Katoomba's wheelchair-accessible picnic spots. From the park, visitors reach Katoomba Cascades almost directly, with very little walking.

Weekend BBQShady picnicsKids playgroundGroup picnicsWheelchair-accessible picnicsKatoomba Falls walksCreekside picnics

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Gordon Falls Reserve

📍 Leura, NSW 2780

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Gordon Falls Reserve is a public reserve in Leura whose standout feature is the 200m cascade of Gordon Falls, seen from a lookout a short walk away. The reserve has a children's playground, electric BBQs and a picnic shelter, and it is the halfway point of the two-day Grand Cliff Top Walk.

Waterfall and Lookout Views at Gordon Falls Reserve

Gordon Falls Reserve sits a short walk from Gordon Falls lookout, which looks over the 200m cascade and the cliff faces of Sublime Point. The reserve also has valley views across the surrounding landscape. A new lookout and seating area at Gordon Falls Reserve gives visitors a place to rest and take in the scenery. Gordon Falls lookout has steep areas and difficult steps and is not recommended for people with mobility issues.

Picnic and BBQ Facilities at Gordon Falls Reserve

Gordon Falls Reserve has a shelter structure with an accessible picnic table that seats two and an accessible electric BBQ. Three more picnic table settings, other picnic tables and bench seats sit around the picnic area, along with further electric BBQs. The reserve has dedicated power for mobile food and beverage suppliers. Two new shelter signs display maps and information for visitors.

Waterfall viewsKids playgroundWeekend picnicsElectric BBQAccessible pathsFamily walksGrand Cliff Top Walk stop

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Gordon Falls Reserve Picnic Area

📍 Leura, NSW 2780

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Gordon Falls Reserve Picnic Area is a picnic area on Lone Pine Avenue in Leura, next to the Gordon Falls lookout. Its most notable feature is that lookout, where a waterfall plunges over a 200m drop. The site also has picnic tables, an electric BBQ and a playground.

Lookout and Birdwatching at Gordon Falls Reserve Picnic Area

The lookout beside Gordon Falls Reserve Picnic Area gives sweeping views over the valley, reaching across to Mount Solitary and Kings Tableland. Peregrine falcons are often seen circling on the valley thermals, and lyrebirds frequently forage in the forest litter. These regular sightings make the reserve an excellent place for birdwatching from the lookout and the surrounding bushland. Visitors reach the lookout by a set of steps.

Picnic Facilities at Gordon Falls Reserve Picnic Area

Gordon Falls Reserve Picnic Area has picnic tables and sheltered areas for group meals, plus one electric BBQ for cooking. Flush toilets serve the site, and a playground gives children somewhere to play between meals. A large grassy area offers families room to spread out, and a path runs from the car park to some of the tables. The picnic area is wheelchair friendly.

Lookout and waterfall viewsBirdwatchingKids playgroundFamily picnicsWeekend BBQBush walkingScenic day trips

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Mount Victoria Memorial Park

📍 Mount Victoria, NSW 2786

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Mount Victoria Memorial Park is a 0.32-hectare neighbourhood park beside the Great Western Highway in Mount Victoria. Its standout feature is the heritage Mock Rock grottos, alongside the first Blue Mountains war memorial, a playground, sheltered picnic settings and wood and electric barbecues.

Playground and Family Amenities at Mount Victoria Memorial Park

Mount Victoria Memorial Park has a children's playground with swings and double swing sets. The play equipment sits not far from the public toilet block, so parents of young children stay close to the amenities. The toilet block has separate male and female toilets as well as accessible toilets. A shelter shed stands beside the play areas, and bubblers provide drinking water during a visit.

Picnics and Barbecues at Mount Victoria Memorial Park

Mount Victoria Memorial Park has picnic tables and sheltered picnic settings for families and groups. Barbecues come in two types, wood and electric, and one barbecue sits on the north side of the community tennis court. Open grass areas give room to spread a rug and eat outdoors. Because the park sits beside the Great Western Highway, it also works as a rest stop for travellers wanting a meal break.

Family playgroundWeekend BBQPicnic spotHeritage grottosTennis courtWheelchair-friendly accessDogs listed as allowed

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Blaxlands Crossing Recreation Reserve

📍 Wallacia, NSW 2745

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Blaxlands Crossing Recreation Reserve is a 20.9-acre riverside park on Silverdale Road, Wallacia, beside the Nepean River. Its most notable feature is a family playground, with picnic areas and walking trails that look out over the Nepean River, and a caravan park shares the site.

Playground and Amenities at Blaxlands Crossing Recreation Reserve

Blaxlands Crossing Recreation Reserve has a playground for young children and suits a relaxed family day out by the river. A big, new amenities block with toilets sits near the playground, so families do not have to cut a play session short. The reserve's 20.9 acres leave plenty of open grassed space around the playground, where children can run while adults relax nearby.

Picnic and Barbecue Areas at Blaxlands Crossing Recreation Reserve

Blaxlands Crossing Recreation Reserve has picnic tables spread across its grounds and barbecue areas where visitors can cook a meal on site. The picnic areas look out over the Nepean River, which makes the riverside setting a pleasant backdrop for a long afternoon outdoors. With the tables, barbecues and river views close to the playground and amenities block, the reserve suits family gatherings, birthday picnics and relaxed outings.

Kids playgroundFamily picnicsWeekend BBQWalking trailsRiver viewsCaravan staysSpring and autumn walks

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Armstein Crescent Reserve

📍 Werrington, NSW 2747

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Armstein Crescent Reserve is a multi-purpose park in Werrington NSW 2747 with a playground, dog off-leash area, BBQ, picnic area, toilets and seven tennis courts. Its standout feature is the multi-age playground with rubber softfall.

Playground and Play Equipment at Armstein Crescent Reserve

Armstein Crescent Reserve has a playground with modern multi-age play equipment set on rubber softfall. The playspace at the intersection of Armstein Crescent and Danny Street includes a multiplay unit with a slide, a rope climbing structure, nature play, swings and a shade sail. Armstein Crescent Reserve's playspace also has seating, a picnic table, a water bubbler and a rubbish bin. The playspace was upgraded in 2021–2022, with new play equipment, shade, seating, and landscaping and pathway upgrades funded by Penrith City Council. Families with young children can use the playground as the main play area of the reserve.

Sports Courts and Fields at Armstein Crescent Reserve

Armstein Crescent Reserve has sports facilities that include a turf wicket and two cricket nets for cricket practice. The reserve has a soccer field and seven tennis courts for players. Armstein Crescent Reserve also has a multi-purpose netball court, so it supports several sports on one site. Armstein Crescent Reserve is classed as a multi-purpose sports facility in Werrington NSW 2747. The courts and fields sit within the same reserve as the playground, BBQ and picnic area, so visitors can combine sport with a day out.

Off-leash dogsKids playgroundWeekend BBQFamily picnicsTennis and netballCricket practiceSoccer

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Sutton Park Rest Area

📍 Blackheath, NSW 2785

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Sutton Park Rest Area is a day use roadside rest area on the Great Western Highway at Blackheath. Its most notable feature is its spot directly opposite the railway line, which makes it a good stop for train watching. The site also has toilets, drinking water, shaded picnic tables and a BBQ.

Facilities at Sutton Park Rest Area

Sutton Park Rest Area has picnic tables set in shade and a BBQ, so travellers can cook and eat a meal during a stop on the Great Western Highway. Sutton Park Rest Area has a toilet block, drinking water and rubbish bins, and mobile phone coverage is available on site. Sutton Park Rest Area is listed as accessible for visitors with mobility needs.

Picnic stopQuick BBQ breakTrain watchingCaravans and long rigsAccessible rest stopBlue Mountains drive stop

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Bents Basin State Conservation Area

📍 Wallacia, NSW 2745

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Bents Basin State Conservation Area is a NSW conservation area near Wallacia, about 56 km south-west of Sydney's CBD, centred on a deep waterhole in a Nepean River gorge. Its most notable feature is the basin itself, backed by a forested escarpment and used for swimming, canoeing and fishing.

Swimming, Canoeing and Fishing at Bents Basin State Conservation Area

Bents Basin State Conservation Area has a deep waterhole that forms part of a gorge on the Nepean River. The basin is used for swimming, canoeing, kayaking and fishing. Lifeguards patrol the basin during the Christmas school holidays only, and swimmers swim at their own risk because the river bed may have sudden deep potholes and strong currents may be present. After heavy rain, the basin may close to all water activities until conditions return to normal.

Picnics, Barbecues and Camping at Bents Basin State Conservation Area

Bents Basin State Conservation Area has picnic tables at three locations: the campground, the Bents Basin Road picnic area and the Durawi picnic area. Barbecues are available at the campground and at Durawi, and the campground offers gas, electric and wood barbecues plus fire rings. The campground has caravan, camper trailer and campervan sites and 100 tent sites. The park is the only picnic area along the Nepean River.

Swimming basinFishing spotFamily picnicsWeekend barbecuesBushwalking and lookoutCamping getawayCanoeing on the Nepean

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Blackheath Glen

📍 Blackheath, NSW 2785

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Blackheath Glen is a caravan and camping park at 67-69 Prince Edward Street, Blackheath NSW 2785, set in native bushland. Its standout feature is a children's playground, alongside BBQ areas, a camp kitchen and powered camping sites with cabins available for families and campers.

Children's Facilities at Blackheath Glen

Blackheath Glen has a children's playground among its confirmed facilities. Blackheath Glen also has a children's play facility and a children's bathroom, giving families amenities sized for young children. The Rhododendron Children's Playground is located across the road from Blackheath Glen, giving families a second play option close to the park. Blackheath Glen has disabled amenities, so families with mobility needs can use the facilities on site. Blackheath Glen has shade across its grounds, which helps children stay comfortable during outdoor play on warm days in the Blue Mountains.

Barbecue and Picnic Areas at Blackheath Glen

Blackheath Glen has BBQ facilities in a sheltered camp kitchen and BBQ area. Blackheath Glen has a camp kitchen where guests can prepare meals. Blackheath Glen has picnic tables and a covered picnic area for outdoor eating. Blackheath Glen has shade across its grounds, making the picnic areas comfortable during the day. Blackheath Glen has bins placed around the park for rubbish disposal. Blackheath Glen has fire-fighting equipment placed throughout the park, with fire safety treated as a high priority.

Families with kidsCaravan and camping staysWeekend BBQPicnics in the bushPet-friendly stays (off-peak)Accessible cabinsWalks to Blackheath town

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Memorial Park

📍 Blackheath, NSW 2785

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Memorial Park in Blackheath NSW 2785 is a council park on Park Avenue, known for its upgraded playspace with a water play area and a heritage swing set in the toddler area. It also has a renewed duck pond with an accessible loop path, electric BBQs and picnic tables.

Playspace and Water Play at Memorial Park

Memorial Park has an upgraded playspace with a wide range of play equipment, including renewed heritage, pipe-based play equipment. The playspace includes a water play area that channels existing ground water down the incline of the park. A toddler play area in Memorial Park contains a heritage swing set, which was moved there from the duck pond area. Landscaping and plantings run throughout the playspace. A wire-mesh fence separates the play areas from the road, and an accessible pathway runs from the Prince Edward Street entrance across the water play area to the new toilet.

Duck Pond and Accessible Loop Walk at Memorial Park

Memorial Park has a duck pond that was reshaped to improve water quality and wildlife habitat. The pond has gently sloping edges, safer pond edges and improved sight lines into the water. A new accessible loop path runs around the pond, with open lawns and views surrounding it. The dam wall in Memorial Park has been reinforced, and the island has been repositioned for better water flow. About 550 cubic metres of debris and weeds were removed from the pond during the upgrade.

Kids playgroundToddler play areaWater playWeekend BBQPicnic spotAccessible walkDuck pond viewsSummer swimming

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Steamroller Park

📍 Cambridge Park, NSW 2747

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Steamroller Park is a recreational park on Victoria Street in Cambridge Park, built around a vintage steam-powered steamroller that serves as both a historical artefact and the centrepiece play structure for children. It also has a multiplay unit, swings, a flying fox, BBQs, picnic tables, toilets and a shade sail.

Steamroller Playground at Steamroller Park

Steamroller Park has a playground centred on its vintage steamroller, which doubles as a play structure. The playground also has a multiplay unit with a slide, a flying fox, swings and a nest swing for young children. Mulch softfall lies under the swings, and a shade sail covers part of the play area for shelter from the sun on warmer days. Seating close to the equipment lets parents keep an eye on children while they play.

Picnic Areas and BBQs at Steamroller Park

Steamroller Park has BBQ facilities and picnic tables for family gatherings, set among open grassy areas suited to picnics. Benches offer a place to rest between activities, and a shelter gives cover during a family meal. Public toilets and drinking water, including a water bubbler for children, make the park practical for birthday gatherings and relaxed weekend visits with young children.

Kids playgroundSteamroller play structureWeekend BBQFamily picnicsLeashed dog walksAccessible entranceShaded play area

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Shepherd Street Park

📍 Colyton, NSW 2760

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Shepherd Street Park is a local park in the residential suburb of Colyton. Its most notable feature is a playground with modern multi-age play equipment on rubber softfall, and the park also has a BBQ, a shelter and a picnic area for family meals.

Playground and Picnic Area at Shepherd Street Park

Shepherd Street Park has a playground with modern multi-age equipment, so older and younger children can play in the same space. Rubber softfall surfacing beneath the equipment gives children a cushioned landing. Beyond the playground, the park has a picnic area with a BBQ, a shelter that gives picnic groups cover, and toilets and drinking water, so a family visit can last through a meal.

Kids playgroundMulti-age playFamily picnicsBBQ cookingShaded shelterDrinking water stopToilets on site

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Ropes Crossing Reserve

📍 Ropes Crossing, NSW 2760

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Ropes Crossing Reserve is a 13.2-acre sports and recreation park on Lawler Street, Ropes Crossing. Its standout feature is the sportsfield, which hosts football in winter and cricket in summer, and the reserve also has basketball and tennis courts, cricket nets, a playground and a BBQ.

Sports Facilities at Ropes Crossing Reserve

Ropes Crossing Reserve has a sportsfield used for football during the winter sport season and for cricket during the summer sport season, along with a cricket wicket and cricket nets. The reserve is the home ground of the Ropes Crossing Strikers, a community-based football club serving Ropes Crossing and nearby communities. Ropes Crossing Reserve also has 2 basketball courts and 2 lit hard tennis courts.

Playground and BBQ at Ropes Crossing Reserve

Ropes Crossing Reserve has a playground beside the sportsfield amenities building, so families can watch a game while children play. The play equipment suits all ages and includes a swing set. Ropes Crossing Reserve also has a BBQ, with tables and seats for picnics and family meals. Families can let children use the swings while they share a meal at the tables.

Sports fields and courtsKids playgroundWeekend BBQFamily picnicsTennis and basketballWalking and runningCricket and footballWheelchair friendly

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Victoria Park

📍 St Marys, NSW 2760

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Victoria Park is a large reserve on the Great Western Highway in St Marys, dedicated in 1842. Its most notable feature is its barbecue facilities, set beside undercover seating and picnic areas, and the park also has a children's playground and a memorial.

Barbecue and Picnic Facilities at Victoria Park

Victoria Park has barbecue facilities close to its undercover seating and picnic areas, so a group can cook and eat together in one spot. The undercover seating and a shelter keep people out of the sun or rain, and the reserve's ample green space gives groups room to spread out. Drinking water is available on site for refilling bottles during a meal.

Playground at Victoria Park

Victoria Park has a playground that gives young children a dedicated play space in St Marys. The playground shares the reserve with the picnic areas and undercover seating, so parents can keep an eye on children while they eat. Toilets on site make longer visits with young kids easier, and the open space gives children room to run beyond the play equipment.

Kids playgroundWeekend BBQPicnic with undercover seatingFamily outingsHistoric memorial visitToilets and drinking waterWalking and running

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Gunning Park

📍 Colyton, NSW 2760

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Gunning Park is an open green space on Marsden Rd in Colyton, best known for its picturesque lake, where visitors go birdwatching. The park also has a children's playground, barbecue facilities, shaded areas and walking paths, which make it a good fit for family gatherings and picnics.

Lake and Birdwatching at Gunning Park

Gunning Park has a picturesque lake that suits birdwatching, and the lake sets it apart from many small neighbourhood parks in Colyton. Visitors can watch birds from the water's edge with green space all around. Walking paths give visitors room to explore the park on foot before or after time at the lake. The lake gives Gunning Park a quiet, natural spot away from its playground and barbecue areas.

Picnics and Barbecues at Gunning Park

Gunning Park has barbecue facilities that suit family gatherings and outdoor events. Its expansive green spaces let picnic groups spread out across the lawn, and shaded areas give people a place to sit and eat. A well-maintained children's playground sits within the open green space, so parents can keep watch from nearby picnic spots while children play. Groups can make a full day of eating and socialising outdoors.

Family picnicsKids playgroundWeekend BBQBirdwatchingLakeside walksShaded gatheringsOutdoor events

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Frequently asked questions

Which Outer West & Blue Mountains parks have free electric BBQs?

Most council parks in Outer West & Blue Mountains with confirmed BBQ facilities have free-to-use electric BBQs. Check individual park listings for electric vs charcoal BBQ confirmation.

Which Outer West & Blue Mountains parks have covered picnic shelters?

Parks with confirmed picnic facilities often include covered shelters. Check individual listings for shelter confirmation as coverage varies by park.

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