Nugent Park
Nugent Park is a neighbourhood park in the heart of Chester Hill, NSW 2162, and a place of remembrance to Australia's fallen. Its standout feature is a well-equipped playground with slides, climbing frames, bridges and monkey bars on a soft surface.
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About Nugent Park
Playground at Nugent Park
Nugent Park has a playground that received $50,000 in funding for an upgrade of its children's play facilities, through the NSW Government Local Small Commitments Allocation Program. The soft surface under the equipment gives children a cushioned base while they climb, cross the bridges and use the monkey bars. Open grass areas surround the playground at Nugent Park, so children have room to run between the play structures.
Seating and Rest at Nugent Park
Nugent Park is a place of rest as well as a place to play. Nugent Park provides benches where visitors can sit, relax and watch the activity around them, and sheltered seating gives a covered spot to sit. Because the park combines open lawn, sheltered seating and benches, adults can sit comfortably and watch children play on the grass and the playground.
Facilities at Nugent Park
Getting to Nugent Park
241 Wellington Road, Chester Hill NSW 2162. Train passengers can reach Nugent Park on foot from Chester Hill Station, which is beside the park.
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Is there a playground at Nugent Park for young kids?
Yes, young kids can climb, cross bridges, use the slides and try the monkey bars, all on a soft surface.
Is Nugent Park close to the train station?
Yes, Nugent Park is next to Chester Hill Station.
Is there shaded seating at Nugent Park?
Yes, there are benches plus sheltered seating that offers a covered spot.
What is Nugent Park known for?
It is a place of remembrance to Australia's fallen, and its playground received $50,000 for an upgrade through a NSW Government program.