Dorothy Park
Dorothy Park is a 4.1-acre park on Griffiths Ave in Bankstown whose standout feature is the Leisure Playground, a play space for children. Well-maintained paths suit walking and jogging, and the park is home to native wildlife such as lorikeets, cockatoos, kookaburras, possums and bandicoots.
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Paths and Wildlife at Dorothy Park
Dorothy Park has well-maintained paths and open spaces across its 4.1 acres, suited to walking, running and jogging as well as other recreation. The park is easily accessible and open to the public. Dorothy Park is home to lorikeets, cockatoos and kookaburras, and possums and bandicoots also live there, so a walk on the paths doubles as a chance to spot native wildlife.
Facilities at Dorothy Park
Visitor tips for Dorothy Park
- ✓Pack sun protection for summer visits, as summers here are warm.
- ✓Search for Dorothy Reserve if a map doesn't find the park as Dorothy Park.
Getting to Dorothy Park
90 Griffiths Ave, Bankstown NSW 2200.
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Is Dorothy Park good for young kids?
Yes, it is a family-friendly park, and children can play at the Leisure Playground.
Are there walking or running paths at Dorothy Park?
Yes, well-maintained paths run through the park for walking, running and jogging.
What wildlife can I see at Dorothy Park?
Birds include lorikeets, cockatoos and kookaburras, and possums and bandicoots live there too.
When is the best time to visit Dorothy Park?
Spring and autumn are the most comfortable seasons, and winters are mild.