Anzac Park
Anzac Park is a public park at Anzac Square in Campsie that pairs a memorial to Australian and New Zealand military personnel with a children's playground. Its most notable feature is the playground's Giant Octonet climbing structure, which sits under large shade sails alongside a Mammoth Swing and an accessible swing.
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About Anzac Park
Playground at Anzac Park
Anzac Park has a playground designed for children across a range of age groups. Colourful rubber soft-fall surfaces sit beneath the play equipment, and a hide-and-seek garden adds space for imaginative play. Curved seating lets adults supervise the multiple play areas from one spot. New trees planted during the park's upgrade add to the shade from the sails over the play areas.
Memorial and Gardens at Anzac Park
Anzac Park has a memorial dedicated to Australian and New Zealand military personnel who served in various conflicts. Landscaped gardens with manicured planting run throughout the grounds, and seating areas and Classic Plaza benches give visitors places to pause. The park's tranquil setting suits quiet remembrance and reflection, both for locals and for visitors who want to learn about the ANZAC legacy.
Facilities at Anzac Park
Getting to Anzac Park
Anzac Park is at Anzac Square, Campsie NSW 2194, next to Anzac Mall and across the road from the Campsie RSL Club. Parking nearby is limited, and there are bike racks close by.
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- 📍Anzac Mall
- 📍Campsie RSL Club
Frequently asked questions about Anzac Park
Is there a playground at Anzac Park for young kids?
Yes, the playground suits children of different ages and includes an accessible swing.
Is there shade at the Anzac Park playground?
Yes, large shade sails cover the play areas.
Is there parking at Anzac Park?
Yes, but it is limited, so arrive early to find a space.
What events are held at Anzac Park?
The park hosts community events and markets, including the annual Christmas Village Markets.